France 1852/1852 - Napoleon III classics No. 9 and 10 with varieties - Yvert & Tellier 2005





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France, Napoléon III classics Nos. 9 and 10 with varieties, cancelled stamps, issued in 1852, catalogue Yvert & Tellier 2005.
Description from the seller
Napoléon III stamps
1852
legend REPUB. FRANC perforation-free paper
No. 9 = 10 c, brownish-black (bistre), diamond-shaped cancel with the neighbor above
No. 9c = 10 c, dark brown-bistre, diamond-shaped cancel PC 1444 La Grave (Hautes Alpes), light impression on the back
No. 10 = 25 c, blue; diamond-shaped cancel PC 2367 Le Palais 56
No. 10a = 25 c, dark blue, diamond-shaped cancel PC 2147 Montrouge 92
No. 10b = 25 c, dull blue, diamond-shaped cancel PC 741 La Chapelle Rougemont
Letter of 25 November 1840 from Loches 36 to Bière 36, date stamps of type 13 from Loches 25/11/1840 and Bière 26/11/1840.
Everything is represented.
See photos to form your own impression.
All photos are an integral part of the description. You have the front and back photographs of the stamps.
I am selling stamps from an estate and I am not an expert.
Unless mistaken or omitted
Napoléon III stamps
1852
legend REPUB. FRANC perforation-free paper
No. 9 = 10 c, brownish-black (bistre), diamond-shaped cancel with the neighbor above
No. 9c = 10 c, dark brown-bistre, diamond-shaped cancel PC 1444 La Grave (Hautes Alpes), light impression on the back
No. 10 = 25 c, blue; diamond-shaped cancel PC 2367 Le Palais 56
No. 10a = 25 c, dark blue, diamond-shaped cancel PC 2147 Montrouge 92
No. 10b = 25 c, dull blue, diamond-shaped cancel PC 741 La Chapelle Rougemont
Letter of 25 November 1840 from Loches 36 to Bière 36, date stamps of type 13 from Loches 25/11/1840 and Bière 26/11/1840.
Everything is represented.
See photos to form your own impression.
All photos are an integral part of the description. You have the front and back photographs of the stamps.
I am selling stamps from an estate and I am not an expert.
Unless mistaken or omitted

