Fidel Castro handwritten letter to Maria Antonia Gonzalez (1958)

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Fidel Castro handwritten letter to Maria Antonia Gonzalez (1958)A fascinating Fidel Castro 1958 handwritten and signed letter. Written by Castro to Maria Antonia Gonzalez (1911 1987) on 29 October 1958. Black ink. Slight smudging to signature. It reads, in translation from Spanish: "My dear comrade Antonia. I am never alone; I am always accompanied by my ideas, hopes, I am accompanied by men of war ready to fight. If I set off I arrive, and if I arrive I win! Fidel Castro." Maria Antonia Gonzalez' small apartment

with photo evidence

Provenance: Ex Pichai & Grand Prix winning collection of Hassan Shaida

The stamps were first printed in 1988 by Harrison and Sons

095 sets sold

There were only 30

500 back in 2009

volunteer organization that organised annual European ski trips for members in the 1960s

A scarce positional multiple of this popular stamp issue

with the three sets of stops are very clear on the reverse

Some typical light creasing to be expected

Very scarce in this quality

Sperati created what he called a Livre d'Or which he boasted of in his autobiography and which contained 239 favourable opinions as to the genuineness of his forgeries from numerous experts

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