33, 1870 240r Pale violet, nice unfaded color for these, oval grid cancel, fresh and Fine (Scott $475) (Image)

CV. 60

49, 1873 240r Pale violet, tied on piece by partial strike of an oval grid with additional partial cds and a red boxed "P.D.", stamp with a some tiny inconsequential tone spots, still fresh and Fine, scarce on fragment (Scott $1,050) (Image)

CV. 150

602a, 637a, 661a, 1940/45 Souvenir Sheets, each on an airmail cover addressed to USA with Lisboa 1941 (602a) or 1947 cancels, 602a with some internal perf separations, still Fine and scarce (Scott $137 as used (for favor cancelled sheets); SG MS 928, 964a, 988a, -ú850 as used) (Image)

CV. 75

PORTUGAL COLLECTION, 1853/92. specialized collection of classic issues neatly arranged on stock sheets and replete with full-margined classics, multiples, shade varieties, assorted cancels, perf and paper varieties, etc., much better condition than typically seen with most F-VF or better, substantial catalog value and a great lot for the specialist

CV. 750

PORTUGAL WW I MILITARY MAIL EXHIBIT COLLECTION. 29 covers and cards neatly arranged and annotated on pages for an exhibit titled "THE PORTUGUESE EXPEDITIONARY FORCE IN WORLD WAR I", shows mails from training camps in Portugal and Britain, examples of headquarters markings, numbered Fieldpost cancels used in France, etc and incl specially printed Fieldpost cards and envelopes, incoming cards and letters from home, inter-unit mail plus cards from Portuguese POW in Germany, variety of censor markings, auxiliary handstamps, etc., generally F-VF, an amazing collection of these rare and elusive covers

CV. 500

PORTUGAL CLASSIC COVERS GROUP, 1837/79. 31 covers neatly arranged on quadrille pages and incl three stampless, all domestic uses with assorted frankings and cancels incl an early 1858 Porto cds, nice strike of an 1863 Porto receiver, assorted numerals, etc., also a battered cover/ letter from crewman on whaling ship "Platina" and sent from Horta to New York via Lisbon and London with the letter mentioning St Helena, generally Fine, nice for the specialist

CV. 100