Switzerland 1850/1851 - Rayon I - 5 Rp : Light Blue with Federal Diamond Cancel - Zumstein / SBK: No. 17 II without frame around the cross

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Switzerland, Rayon I - 5 Rp: Light Blue with Federal Diamond Cancel, Used, catalogued as Zumstein / SBK No. 17 II, with expert signature.

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Description from the seller

Beautiful and 100% authentic classic rarity from Switzerland.
• Country: Switzerland
• Year of Issue: 1850 / 1851
• Issue: "Rayon I"
• Face Value: 5 Rappen (Rp.)
• Color: Light Blue / Dark Blue pattern with red shield
• Condition: Used
• Cancellation: Crisp and highly legible black "Federal Diamond" grid cancel (eidgenössische Raute).

Condition Report:
• Front: Very nice overall appearance, with a clean and clear cancellation that leaves the "Rayon I" inscription perfectly legible.
• Margins: Typical for this classic issue, the margins are tight/touched on the right and bottom sides, while being broader on the top and left.

A fundamental piece for any advanced collector of European Classics, backed by one of the most trusted signatures in philatelic history.

Please examine the high-resolution images carefully to form your own impression of the margins and condition.

I don't combine shippings

Following a recent change in international sector regulations, specifically Articles 18 and 19 of the Universal Postal Convention, starting from January 1, 2026, it will no longer be possible to send items (goods with or without commercial value) using International Registered and International Insured services, which will continue to be used exclusively for sending documents.
It means that starting from January 1st, 2026, I will ship abroad only by "POSTE DELIVERY INTERNATIONAL STANDARD" starting from 25,80€ without insurance

Beautiful and 100% authentic classic rarity from Switzerland.
• Country: Switzerland
• Year of Issue: 1850 / 1851
• Issue: "Rayon I"
• Face Value: 5 Rappen (Rp.)
• Color: Light Blue / Dark Blue pattern with red shield
• Condition: Used
• Cancellation: Crisp and highly legible black "Federal Diamond" grid cancel (eidgenössische Raute).

Condition Report:
• Front: Very nice overall appearance, with a clean and clear cancellation that leaves the "Rayon I" inscription perfectly legible.
• Margins: Typical for this classic issue, the margins are tight/touched on the right and bottom sides, while being broader on the top and left.

A fundamental piece for any advanced collector of European Classics, backed by one of the most trusted signatures in philatelic history.

Please examine the high-resolution images carefully to form your own impression of the margins and condition.

I don't combine shippings

Following a recent change in international sector regulations, specifically Articles 18 and 19 of the Universal Postal Convention, starting from January 1, 2026, it will no longer be possible to send items (goods with or without commercial value) using International Registered and International Insured services, which will continue to be used exclusively for sending documents.
It means that starting from January 1st, 2026, I will ship abroad only by "POSTE DELIVERY INTERNATIONAL STANDARD" starting from 25,80€ without insurance

Details

Geographic origin
Switzerland
From (Year of oldest stamps)
1850
To (Year of most recent stamps)
1851
Condition
Used
Catalogue name + catalogue number(s) of the stamp(s)
Zumstein / SBK: No. 17 II without frame around the cross
Title
Rayon I - 5 Rp : Light Blue with Federal Diamond Cancel
Has certificate
No
Has expert signature
Yes
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Objects sold
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