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| Lot |
Symbol |
Lot Description |
CV or Estimate |
| 10080 |
piece |
 90 reis black, Early Impression in a corner marginal horizontal pair showing the horizontal frame line at top and vertical frame line at right (positions 5-6), used on piece (Duarte correspondence) with 60 reis black, Early
Impression, a corner marginal example (position 13) showing the horizontal frame line at base and vertical frame line at left (the adhesives all from the Second Composite Plate, State A); all tied by "CORREIO GERAL DA CORTE" datestamps (5.8.43) in
black of the fifth day of issue (whilst the second year slug is missing it is unlikely that Early Impressions of this density of shade would be used in August 1844 from the capital). Vertical crease between the second and third stamps where
originally folded to show the 90 reis pair only, an exceptional and extremely rare piece. Provenance: Dr. J. A. Almeida Dias, Harmer Rooke, London, 7-8 March 1963, lot 286; Tevfik Kuyas, SG, Frankfurt, May 1978, lot 181; Everaldo Santos, Afinsa,
Madrid, 14 March 2001, lot 74; Luis Alemany, Coreinphila sale 181, June 2013, lot 218(Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 4,000.00
Closing..Nov-21, 11:59 PM |
| 10081 |
cover |
 90 reis black, late Early Impression from Second Composite plate, State B (position 13) with 30 reis black Early Impression from Second Composite plate, State B (position 7); applied to reverse of 1844 ship rate cover from
Bahia to a Mr. Vollenweider in Rio de Janeiro tied by "CORREIO DE BAHIA" circular datestamp (February 3) in black (Ayres fig. 1605), with repeated strike of datestamp on the obverse. The 30 reis and 90 reis adhesives with vertical marginal lines, the
90 reis showing retouching to frame and vignette. Illustrated in Juchert "Bull's Eyes on Covers" on page 63. Just three recorded Bulls Eyes covers are known from Bahia, this being the finest. Rare. Signed Georg Bühler. Certs. RPSL (1995, photocopy),
Moorhouse (2013). Provenance: Collection Muniz de Aragao, Corinphila sale 42, Jan 1955, lot 6168; Norman S. Hubbard, Siegel, New York, 25 May 1986, lot 2107; Dr. Hugo Goeggel, Corinphila sale 178, Feb 2013, lot 4190(Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 13,000.00
Closing..Nov-21, 11:59 PM |
| 10082 |
bof |
 90 reis grey-black, Early Intermediate Impression, the outstanding and famous used block of six from the upper right of the First Composite plate, State B, (positions 4-6/10-12) showing traces of the interpane "Semi Xifopagus"
dividing line horizontally at top, with large margins on the further three sides and 9 mm. sheet margin at right; all stamps cancelled by five strikes (three complete) of the rare framed "CABO FRIO" handstamps (Ayres fig. 1248) in red-brown.
Illustrated in Juchert "Ochsenaugen im Viererblock" on page 63, "Bull's Eyes" by H. Bunselmeyer Ferreira on page 34 and also illustrated in L.G. Brookman's article on Saul Newbury's collection in the Collectors Club Centenary handbook (1943).
Faultless and a sublime multiple for the connoisseur. Signed A. Diena. Provenance: Collection Saul Newbury (1967), Norman Hubbard, RL, Basel, March 1975, lot 1580; R. Koester, Corinphila sale 70, March 1984, lot 4362; Angelo Lima, DF, Zurich, Nov
1993, lot 30080; Everaldo Santos, Afinsa, Madrid, 14 March 2001, lot 79; Dr. Hugo Goeggel, Corinphila sale 178, Feb 2013, lot 4184(Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 15,000.00
Closing..Nov-21, 11:59 PM |
| 10083 |
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 90 reis grey-black, Intermediate Impression on yellowish paper, showing the horizontal marginal line at top, large margins on all sides, cancelled by "Correio Geral Da Corte" circular datestamp in black; with major retouching
to the vertical frameline at right and in the numeral '9' at left. An unusual and attractive stamp. Provenance: Collection Dr. Hugo Goeggel, Corinphila sale 178, Feb 2013, lot 4172(Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 350.00
Closing..Nov-21, 11:59 PM |
| 10084 |
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 90 reis grey-black, Intermediate Impression in thin greyish paper, First Composite Plate, State D (position 3), a "Semi-Xifopagus" used example showing the horizontal frame line, dividing line (4 mm.) and part of the marginal
line to the 60 reis frame above, large margins on the other three sides, neatly cancelled by neat "CORREIO GERRAL DA CORTE" datestamp in black. An outstanding and rare stamp: believed to be the nearest example to a "Xifopagus / Pack" interpanneau 60
+ 90 reis stamp known. Provenance: Saul Newbury (1967); Norman Hubbard, Siegel, New York, 25 May 1986, lot 2089; Dr. Hugo Goeggel, Corinphila sale 178, Feb 2013, lot 4150(Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 2,000.00
Closing..Nov-21, 11:59 PM |
| 10085 |
|
 90 reis grey-black, late Intermediate Impression, a used example with good margins all round and large at left, neatly cancelled by part "CORREIO DA BAHIA" wreathed circular datestamp (Ayres fig. 1605) in black (1844). A
scarce stamp. Signed Scheller Scott = $ 1'300(Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 300.00
Closing..Nov-21, 11:59 PM |
| 10086 |
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 90 reis grey-black, late Intermediate Impression, a used example with large margins all round, showing vertical dividing line at right and part of horizontal dividing line at base; cancelled by rimless "CORREIO GERAL DA CORTE"
datestamp in black. A fine stamp. Cert. E. Diena (1990) Scott = $ 1'250(Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 350.00
Closing..Nov-21, 11:59 PM |
| 10087 |
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 90 reis grey-black, Intermediate to Worn Impression, large margins all round, neatly cancelled by part "CORREIO DE SANTOS" circular datestamp (Feb, 1844) in black. Choice and very fine. Signed Calves, Ferchenbauer Scott = $
1'250(Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 400.00
Closing..Nov-21, 11:59 PM |
| 10088 |
|
 90 reis grey-black, Worn Impression, a used example with large even margins all round and showing the horizontal dividing line at top, neatly cancelled by circular "PORTE / ALEGRE / SUL" handstamp (Ayres fig. 1586) in black.
Scarce(Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 400.00
Closing..Nov-21, 11:59 PM |
| 10089 |
cover/bof |
 90 reis black, Early Impression in a corner block of four, positions 1-2/7-8 and showing the vertical frame line at left and horizontal frame line at top, in combination with single 30 reis grey, Worn Impression, all applied
to a 12 page judicial document mailed on January 14, 1845 from Cabo Frio to the Court in Rio de Janeiro, tied by framed "CABO FRIO" handstamps (Ayres fig. 1248) in black. The rate totals 390 reis which is explained by the fact that judicial mail was
carried at half the normal rate. The page has been restored to prevent further acid ink attack to the adhesives but this remarkable document is an important facet of Brazilian classic philately and is in all senses unique. Cert. Comelli (2003) and
Dr. Goeggel. Note: See the article by Everaldo Santos FRPSL in the London Philatelist, Volume 124, Oct 2015, for a full discussion on the usages of Bull's Eyes and their multiples and usages on judicial forms(Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 40,000.00
Closing..Nov-21, 11:59 PM |
| 10090 |
bof |
 Inclinados 1844/46: 10 r. black, a used block of fourteen (2 x 7), positions 91-92/145-146, with unusually good to large margins all round and showing portion of adjoining stamp at top, cancelled by five strikes of "PERNAMBUCO
SHIELD" datestamps in black (Ayres fig. 1548). A rare and attractive multiple. Certs. A. Diena (1963), G. Bolaffi (1965). Provenance: Cherrystone, New York, 3 Dec 2015, lot 3053(Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 250.00
Closing..Nov-21, 11:59 PM |
| 10091 |
bof |
 Inclinados 1844/46: 10 reis black, a wonderful used block of thirty-two (4 x 8), full corner sheet marginal from lower right corner of the sheet with good to large margins all round and showing further portions of eleven other
stamps, showing the typical slight misalignments of the subjects and the narrowness of the margins, some typical natural pinholes, cancelled by multiple strikes of the "PERNAMBUCO SHIELD" datestamps in black. Walter G. Taviera states "A magnificent
block of great rarity" in his book "Brasil 1844-1846: Inclinados" on page 151 and the block illustrated on page 150. The third largest known multiple, and the second largest recorded used multiple (and much more attractive than the larger block). A
showpiece of the issue. Provenance: Alfred H. Caspary, Harmers, New York, 3 June 1958, lot 521; Corinphila sale 196, May 2015, lot 700(Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 1,800.00
Closing..Nov-21, 11:59 PM |
| 10092 |
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NO LOT
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Currently...CHF 0.00
Closing..Nov-21, 11:59 PM |
| 10093 |
bof |
 Inclinados 1844/46: 60 r. black, a used block of four with good margins all round, sheet dividing line horizontally at base, cancelled by complete upright strike of framed "CIDADE / DE/ NICTHEROY" handstamp in black (Ayres
fig. 1371). Fine and most attractive(Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 200.00
Closing..Nov-21, 11:59 PM |
| 10094 |
piece |
 Inclinados 1844/46: 60 r. black, Type II, a horizontal strip of four showing part of the lower maginal rule at base and a horizontal pair (RHM 6), all used on large piece, all neatly tied by framed "CIDADE / DE / NICTHEROY"
handstamps (Ayres fig. 1371), initially struck in red but slightly oxidised. Rare multiple - with very few known: blocks of four represent the third largest used multiples. Cert. Moorhouse (2010)(Image 1)
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(Image 3)
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Currently...CHF 400.00
Closing..Nov-21, 11:59 PM |
| 10095 |
cover |
 Inclinados 1844/46: 60 r. black, Type II, a used example applied as seal to reverse of 1847 cover to Montmorillon, France tied by oval framed "OLIVEIRA / VA" handstamp in black (Ayres fig. 1576); thence via British Post Office
with superb "RIO-JANEIRO" cds (June 25) in black. Carried by private ship with London arrival (Aug 24) in red and framed "COLONIES &c. ART.13" on obverse; thence via Boulogne (Aug 26) to destination where charged "18" décimes to pay. Illustrated
in W.G. Taveira "Inclinados" on page 368. A fine and scarce cover. Provenance: Collection R. Koester; Everaldo Santos, Corinphila sale 269, 7 June 2021, lot 5045(Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 1,800.00
Closing..Nov-21, 11:59 PM |
| 10096 |
cover |
 Inclinados 1844/46: 60 r. black, Type II, a used horizontal pair (RHM 6), touched to huge margins, sheet marginal at right, unusually used on obverse of 1845 cover to Maranhao endorsed per "S. Salvador" at lower left, tied by
"CORREIO DA BAHIA" circular datestamp (Nov 5) in black. Superb appearance and rare. Cert. Moorhouse (2010). Provenance: Spink, Lugano, 7 June 2014, lot 27(Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 500.00
Closing..Nov-21, 11:59 PM |
| 10097 |
cover |
 30.10.2024: THE 60 REIS ADHESIVES ARE BOTH TYPE IIa. NO CHANGE TO START PRICE.
Inclinados 1844/46: 60 r. black, Types I and II, two horizontal pairs with large margins mostlly all round (RHM 6+6A),
used on 1846 entire letter written from New York to John Pedrick, the US Consul in Rio Grande, endorsed "pr. Kathleen via Rio"; tied on application by Forwarding Agent with notation on reverse ("Rec'd and forwarded by "Coleman Hutton & Co.") in
manuscript, by "CORREIO GERAL DA CORTE" datestamps (Oct 28) in black. Carried at triple the Maritime rate of 240 reis, being one of just three covers recorded - see W.G. Taveira "Inclinados" page 356. A rare and spectacular cover, especially with the
adhesives on the obverse of the cover. Note: A most unusual routing - there was no direct American Packet at this date; unique showing both types of the 60 reis. Provenance: Collection R. Seabra Benavides; DF, 1-5 Nov 1994, lot 11218; Marcos Chusyd,
Soler y Llach, Barcelona, 5 Dec 2017, lot 2037(Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 3,500.00
Closing..Nov-21, 11:59 PM |
| 10098 |
piece |
 Inclinados 1844/46: 90 r. black, a fine used horizontal pair with large margins all round and portion of adjoining stamp at base, used on small piece cancelled by two strikes of "CORREIO GERAL DA CORTE" circular datestamps in
black (March 1846). Scarce Scott = $ 240+(Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 200.00
Closing..Nov-21, 11:59 PM |
| 10099 |
(*) |
 Inclinados 1844/46: 180 r. black on greyish paper, an unused vertical pair with large margins all round, showing portion of adjoining stamp at top and small part of marginal vertical rule at right, fine and extremely rare
multiple: the second largest unused multiple recorded with just five such known (four vertical, one horizontal), this being, in this describer's opinion, undoubtedly the finest. Illustrated in "Inclinados" by Walter G. Taveira on page 249. Signed
Saatchi, A. Diena Scott = $ 9'000++. Provenance: Collection Norman Hubbard, Robson Lowe, Basel, 18 March 1975, lot 1656; R. Seabra Benavides ("Tijuca"), Torres, London, 2001(Image 1)
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Currently...CHF 4,000.00
Closing..Nov-21, 11:59 PM |
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