1843 60r Bull’s Eye, intermediate impression, used, very fine, cert. Sismondo, Sc 2, Mi 2 (Image)

1843 90r Bull’s Eye, magnificent four-margin example, worn print and light but legible 1844 Rio cds, a gem, very fine, signed A. Diena (Image)

1850 60r black pair over flap for internal postage and on obverse with 300r black single on face for external foreign postage on 1863 (Mar 13) entire from Campinas to Ireland, circular CORREIO DE CAMPINAS with ds 12/3/1863 alongside, with French paquebot BRESIL/NAVARRE hs, bs Bandon arrival, a scarce trans-Atlantic franking and unusual destination (Image)

1850 90r black together with 10r Don Pedro on cover to Rio, fine, unusual (Image)

1854 10r blue +30r black +60r black on 1866 cover dated Rio de Janeiro 21.07.66 cds, ageing, scarce (Image)

1854 30r blue “Coloridos” in block of 20, mostly never hinged (5 with hinge traces), scarce block, very fine & fresh (Image)

1861 280r & 430r “Coloridos,” full og, small hr, good margins, very fine (Scott $425) (Image)

1866-78 Selection on 9 Schaubek pages on DOM PEDRO II issues, noted mint hinged, unused or used, incl. some very nice postmarks, a few pairs, etc., (Image)

1869 “Telegrafico” Selection of telegraph stamps, mostly 2nd issue, unused or used, mixed, mostly fine to very fine (Image)

1938-49 Selection of first 9 miniature sheets complete incl. 1943 BRABEX II (2) miniature sheet perf. left angle and other right angle, all no gum as issued and mostly very fine (Image)

1843-54 Selection on 6 Schaubek pages on the classic IMPERFORATE issues, noted a few “olhos-de-boi”, also diverse mint hinged or unused of Inclinados, Verticais & Coloridos, noted a quite fine 430rs yellow, signed Brun, etc., also a few blocks & pairs and 1 cover (Est. € 300/400) (Image)

1843-1960, Well developed collection showing various cancels, wmks, papers, imperf, very fine (Est. € 1’800/2’400) (Image)

1843-1975, Most extensive and attractive mint & used collection of Brazil housed in two thick Scott albums, replete with the popular Numeral issues and quite specialized as well in the later years, Bull’s eyes with three 30r, nine 60r singles plus a pair and one 90r, 1844 “Inclinados” issue complete with 180r, 300r and 600r all signed or with cert., plus good duplication for the values 10r to 90r including block of 6 of the 10r and block of four of the 30r, also much duplication for the upright figures with strips and blocks especially for the 60r value, extensive “Coloridos” section with mint & used values to 430r for the 1854-61 and up to 600r for the 1866 issue, also interesting lot of identified forgeries. Following issues with specialisation, great Dom Pedros incl. covers, later incl. inverted centre, 1908 booklets of the 50R (3), 100R and 200R (2), some proofs, specimens and varieties in the later years as well as nearly cplt. showing of the various watermarked sets, souvenir sheets in profusion, then a solid showing of airmail covers & stamps incl. the rare first provisional issue complete, fantastic collection of the many semi-official airmails mint as well as many on covers (incl. carried by Zeppelins), also postage dues, officials, and newspaper stamps. An exceptionally solid collection offered absolutely intact, gen. fine to very fine for further study and specialisation (Est. € 4’000/6’000) (Image)

1866-85, Extensive POSTMARK collection housed in large Scott album showing a wide range of cancels on the Dom Pedro issues, many hundreds of mostly mute cancels, but also manuscripts, registration (rare), range of foreign cancels including “Aus Brasilien”, numeral cancels, “D.P.” (Depois da Partida), Correio Urbano, an extraordinary assembly, please view the entire lot on the Internet (Est. € 3’000/4’000) (Image)

1881-1956 Collection in 3 Schaubek albums of mint hinged, never hinged and used, many picture postcards and covers, including 1 album with blocks up to 25, generally very fine collection with diverse medium-better material (Est. € 500/700)

1898-99 Selection on 12 Schaubek pages of surcharges, mostly on newspaper adhesives for use as definitives, all in larger blocks between 6 and 25, mostly non hinged and very fine – specialist group (Est. € 300/400) (Image)

1927-33 Selection of airmails including diverse Syndicato Condor Brazil, also 1930-31 airs in diverse large blocks, mostly never hinged and very fine (Est. € 200/300) (Image)

1930-1949 Large selection of IMPERFORATES on 8 Schaubek pages, mostly in horizontal pairs, most pairs present twice, also 2 proofs on carton paper, mostly never hinged or no gum, high cat.-value and a nice base for continuing an imperf collection (Est. € 700/1’000) (Image)

1933-39, Small archive of about 280 transatlantic covers addressed to London, most are airmail covers flown by Condor or GEA, others by ship such as Avila Star, Desna, Darro, l’Atlantique, Almanzora, Alcantara, Cap Arcona, Massilia, Arlanza, Asturias, Conte Biancamano, Almeda Star, small section Chile included, fine (Est. € 200/300)