Brazil, 1843, First Issue ("Bull's Eye"), 90r black, intermediate impression, without gum, ample to large margins, slight soiling and filled thins, F.-V.F. appearance. Scott Nos. 3a  $3,750. $0 (Image)

Brazil, 1844, Second Issue ("Cat's Eye"), 600r black, without gum, ample to large margins, tiny thin speck, otherwise Very Fine, still a very attractive example of this rare mint high value. Scott Nos. 13  $6,000 with o.g. $0 (Image)

Brazil, Collection, 1840-1933, parallel mint and used collection neatly arranged in stockbook, assembled over 35 years and contains approximately 1,900 stamps, arranged as per S.G. catalog (part 20) and allows for all perforation and watermark varieties including back-of-the-book issues with Officials, Airmails, Newspapers and Postage Due issues, with Scott equivalent numbers marked on dividing sheets; commencing with a selection of nine Bullseye issues including a set of complete denominations bearing the Pernambuco shield cancel, followed by a nice showing of the "Inclinados" of 1844 including the rare used 180r with certificate, 1850 "Catseyes" complete to the 600r with a great showing of the red and yellow high values, perf issues "as is" from 10r to 600r including a very scarce used 430r yellow, thereafter the collection approaches completion with much cancel interest throughout, with 1890 Southern Cross issue arranged to show all possible perforations and compounds with the 1894 Allegoricals in similar fashion, 5 extra pages of cancels and explanation of the various types from an exhibit, thereafter a mint and used run through to 1933 allowing for all varieties; condition varied however above the norm overall, accompanied with S.G. catalog cuts throughout and a detailed Scott valuation totaling to $35,900 not taking into account much of the specialized perf & watermark varieties not listed by Scott, a truly wonderful extensively assembled collection with much material emanating from Moorhouse auctions. Estimate  $10,000 - 15,000. $0 (Image)

Brazil, Collection, 1844-1976, mint collection housed in Scott album; starting with a few 1844 issues, 1850 issue lacking the 180r value, 1854-61 issues complete with a few following perf'd numerals, 1866 Dom Pedro issue complete with additional shade varieties, following roulettes complete, 1880's issues near complete with the better issues present, 1890 Southern Cross missing one lesser value, completion in following Liberty & Hermes heads, good showing of later issues, back-of-the-book with a good showing of airmails including Zepps, dues, officials, complete newspapers, etc. Estimate  $5,000 - 7,500. $0

Brazil, Stock, mint and used identified and arranged on dealer stock cards, general range of issues starting with classics (#2 unused on) to more modern mint, back-of-the-book; condition mixed, owner's cat $7,880+, please inspect. Estimate  $1,000 - 1,500. $0