Spanish Stamps 1889: King Alfonso XIII Pelon Baby Head MH

Spanish Stamps 1889: King Alfonso XIII Pelon Baby Head

This Spanish Stamps 1889 King Alfonso XIII Pelon Baby Head short set is a highly sought-after philatelic treasure for collectors. Featuring both original and new colour varieties, these mint-hinged stamps are well-centred and in remarkable condition for their age. With a high catalogue value, this set is a prestigious addition to any philatelic collection.

The Pelon Baby Head design features a portrait of King Alfonso XIII as a young child. These stamps, nicknamed “Pelon” (meaning bald in Spanish), were first issued in 1889. Their timeless design and historical significance make them an enduring favourite among collectors.

Stamps Included in This Listing

This  short set includes eight values, showcasing both original and new colour varieties:

•  2c Original Colour – Green
•  5c Original Colour – Ultramarine
• 10c Original Colour – Reddish Brown?
• 15c Original Colour – Violet Brown
• 30c Original Colour – Greyish Olive
• 75c Original Colour – Orange
•  2c New Colour – Black
•  5c New Colour – Bluish Gree

Collectability Of spanish stamps 1889

This set holds a high catalogue value, making it an exceptional investment for any collector. The vibrant colours and crisp details of these stamps have been well-preserved, enhancing their appeal and rarity. The inclusion of both original and new colour varieties offers a fascinating look at the progression of Spain’s philatelic designs.

A Must-Have for Collectors

Whether you’re a seasoned philatelist or just starting your collection, this King Alfonso XIII Pelon Baby Head set is a perfect choice. Its historical significance, rarity, and high value make it a standout piece for Spanish or 19th-century stamp collections.

Don’t miss out on this extraordinary opportunity. Secure this exceptional set today and own a valuable piece of Spanish postal history!