Mexico Exportas.

Does anyone have a basic spreadsheet available they would care to share on these fellows?

Nothing elaborate needed, (but will accept :)
Just a basic mud map of the styles / watermarks burelage etc.

This site might be of some interest to you:

http://www.galeon.com/timbresdemexi...ta/index.htm

Thanks 22 crows,
sorry a bit tardy, I've been kicking tyres.
I found a complete list here
http://www.etiangui.com.mx/index.php?idioma=1

A bit tricky to find the spreadsheet
click "more" if anyone is interested.
free Spreadsheet in *.pdf form

Tom Droege, who runs SAN (Stamp Auction Network) collects Exportas pretty seriously. You might want to look him up. Given what he's created for stamp auctions, I bet he's got a spreadsheet or two of his collections sitting around.

I just found this thread, and saw that SAN has the following lot:

"My entire Exporta collection sold as one lot. Contains covers, the entire IYS Correspondence (minus the two found bionicas and most of the postal stationery), exporta stamps, accumulations, reference material, scarce foreign usages, early usages, undescribed materials. This is the largest collection of Exportas on cover built to date. It contains hundreds of $50-100 covers. About 20,000 covers organized into custom cover boxes. With Mike Rhodes' collection soon to be offered by Harmers, this is the chance for the next Exporta collector to make the next major collection. Most of the better items are organized at the "Exporta Cover Network" at Exporta Cover Network Link. Inspection is welcome. (Note: These are just a few of the covers listed here on this page, for a complete review, use the link above). The purchase also includes all of my notes, reference materials, data, website access, you get it all."

I am from Mexico, and was fascinated by the variety in this series.

I hope there is someone who wants to continue this.

A couple of old posts, the first from the late "Ralphael"
a very good friend, from Florida.


G'day mate.
In 1993 James Vadeboncoeur published a 75 page book, The
Exporta of Mexico. It covers the years 1975 thru 1992 and has much
information on the Exportas.
Beware, these buggers are nasty little devils, almost as bad as the
Machins.
Different perferations, large/small hole perferations, paper variety,
color differences and the little purple light will drive you up the
wall.
I am missing three and one of those I would have to sell the farm to
get.

Ralphael, the OLD one


Hi Rod.
I mentioned in another thread a lady by the name of Marisol Casa-something
who was really crazy about these Exportas. One of her most memorable
sayings regarding them was that every single stamp was unique. That should
make your couple of hundred start looking significant again.
--
Tony , Ottawa, Canada

Google the RMPL *.pdf for more commentary.

Collin,
I have this *.pdf if it offers any help.

Hello friends!

Here an great link: Exporta Stamps and Postal History - http://stampauctionnetwork.com/exportatop.cfm

I hope this helps!

Regards!
Rodolfo

Thank you Rodolfo.