1932. Panzos to France. Registered franked envelope.

1900. Guatemala to France. Registered stat.env. F.

1900(March 31st). 5c pale blue stationery envelope sent registered to France via Puerto Barrios, franked on reverse with 1890 10c red pair tied by violet ‘R’ handstamp. Oval framed ‘Oficina de Cerificados-Guatemala’ on front. Scott 48.

1893(June 20th). 10c red postal stationery envelope, registered usage to Coban, up-rated with pair of Type II 1888 5c purple tied in manuscript with SENAHU cds in violet alongside. An attractive cover. Scott 46.

1910(March 29th). Registered cover to Chicago franked by 1902 50c and 75c tied by violet datestamps with fine framed ‘Oficina de Certificados-Guatemala’ at lower left also in violet. Chicago arrival (April 7th) on reverse. Scott 120,121.

1915(March 9th). Registered cover to Paris with two wafer seals on reverse ‘Consulat de France-Centre Amerique’ in blue, franked with 1902 5c, 2x10c and 1p all tied in violet. Scott 116,118,122.

1910(Jan 1st). Registered cover to Bordeaux with, on reverse, 1907 12½c black & blue pair and 1902 1p brown & black tied by Guatemala violet circular handstamps. Front bears fine cachet ‘Oficina de Certificados-Guatemala’ in violet. Bordeaux arrival (Jan

1912(April 15th). Registered-AR cover to Paris from Chilco franked by four 1902 rose lilac & black tied by violet cds, circular registration cachets below in same colour and unframed ‘AR’, three further 20c adhesives on reverse, one damaged. Scott 119.

1899(Jan 5th). Registered-AR cover to Hamburg franked by 1886-96 5c purple Type II and 10c red tied by COBAN cds’s, combined ‘AR’ and Registered in violet at left. New York transit registered label applied and manuscript cancelled strip of five 6c lilac o

1934. San Antonio Buch to Macau (!). Registered franked envelope. Extra rare destination.

1895(Sept 17th). 3c red Quetzal stationery card used from San Jose with excellent strike of octagonal violet datestamp, readdressed on arrival in Altona with Germany 1889-1900 5pf green tied Altona cds. Unusual and very attractive card.

1896(Nov 1). Quezaltenango to London/UK, franked 6c.ovpt.stat.envelope. Via Puerto Barrios, Guatemala (4 Nov) London (27 Nov), forwarded to Forest Hill (28 Nov). Fancy violet shield on front. Most attractive.

1938. Guatemala to Montevideo/Uruguay. Registered franked envelope bearing on reverse official URUGUAY SEAL, tied cds'. VF and scarce.

1901 (Dec.). GUATEMALA - USA - GERMANY. Guatemala to Germany / Osnabruck (30 Dec.). 10c red / rose stationary envelope USA + 15c blue small ARN, tied "New Orleans" cds (16 Dec.). This is onboard Caribbean US ship to NO. Scarce combo seen from most Central

c.1810. Front Gracia to Guatemala. Straight line "ILANOS" (xxx/RR), a rarity mark in exceptionally good condition.

1820 (18 Dic.) GUATEMALA - HONDURAS. Guatemala to Tegucigalpa (Honduras). E.L.with straight line "Guatemala" (xxx) + "4" mns.charge. Excellent condition and unusual Intracentral American destination being entire letter.

1814 (dated). Colonial period. E.to Guatemala with "AHUACHAPA" (xxx/R) in exceptional good condition.

1905. Guatemala to Pretoria-Transvaal-South Africa. AR registered multicolor franking "AR" cancelled via London with arrival mark. Scarce and nice destination. VF.

1904. Chichicastenango to NY-USA. 3c light blue stationery card + 2 conmemorative adtls. Fine cds's. Via Quiché and Guatemala. Excellent usage.

1903 (May 18). 3c red stationery card used to USA and up-rated with six examples of the 1902 2c black & pale lake all tied by violet Guatemala City cds's with Consular handstamp of Mexico alongside. Fine and appealing. Scott 115.