Private issues

Tijuana

Jorge Ibs

Jorge Ibs was one of the principal businessmen involved in the Tijuana tourist trade who from 1886 owned curio shops, cantinas and other establishments. Curio shops, selling sombreros, silver jewelry, Mexican flags, postcards and other articles, formed one of Tijuana’s principal businesses and Ibs ran the Big Curio Store.

Incidentally, in 1911, C.R. Anguisola, an employee of the curio shop belonging to Jorge Ibs and Alejandro Savín, had cut a deal with the Magonista commander, Caryl Ap Rhys Pryce whereby, in return for allowing the shop to stay open, the Liberals received 50 per cent of the profits to be used in their war effort^{Thomas C. Langham, Border Trials: Ricardo Flores Magon and the Mexican Liberals ,El Paso, Tex., Texas Western Press, University of Texas at El Paso, 1981, p.40-41}.

The only known example is this 10c dated 7 September 1914.

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Jorge Ibarra Sucesores

We know of an issue of four values (5c, 10c, 20c, 50c) dated 9 September 1914^{[images needed]}.