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10519 cover image1843 (Aug 1): 60 reis grey-black, Intermediate Impression, an ample to large margined example with minor repair to acid ink fault at upper right of stamp, used from Lorena on January 1844 entire letter to Rio de Janeiro (Tixieira correspondence) and tied by circular "VILLA DE LORENA" handstamp (Ayres fig. 1578) in brown. Illustrated in "Bull's Eyes on Covers" by Bernd Juchert on page 93, with just five covers recorded, one of which is cancelled in manuscript. Refolded to avoid slight fault in the upper left of the entire but a remarkable and very rare usage.Cert. Moorhouse (2013). Provenance: Collection Maurino A. Ferreira, Christie's, New York, 15 Nov 1994, lot 2117; collection Roberto Seabra Benevides ('Tijuca'), Torres, London, Autumn 2001; collection Luis Alemany Indarte, Corinphila sale 181, June 2013, lot 356 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM
10520 cover image60 reis black, early intermediate Impression, a used example with large margins all round, tied to 22 April 1844 cover to Rio de Janeiro, Tixeira correspondence, and tied by "S. JOAO DEL REI" straight line handstamp (Ayres fig. 1170) in brown somewhat acid ink. The letter sheet with some separation at edges, the adhesive with small crack from acid ink. Illustrated in "Bull's Eyes on Covers" by Bernd Juchert on page 253. A very scarce cover. Cert. Sismondo (2002). Provenance: Collection Reynaldo Bruno Pracchia, DF, Zurich, 18 Nov 1987, lot 60062 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM
10521 cover image1843 (Aug 1): 60 r. grey-black, late intermediate impression, a used example with ample to large margins all round, applied as seal to reverse of 27 December 1844 entire letter from Mogy Mirim to Villa da Lapa, the adhesive somewhat browned and 'tied' by age spots in margins, cancelled by circular "CORREIO DE MOGY MIRIM" handstamp (Ayres fig. 1155) in black. Obverse of entire with fine circular "CORREIO DE CORYTIBA" handstamp (Ayres fig. 1570) with cruciform manuscript date "23.1.1845" inserted. Illustrated in "Bull's Eyes on Covers" by Bernd Juchert on page 213. The sole example recorded from Mogy Mirim and a spectacular and rare entire (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM
10522 cover image1843 (Aug 1): 60 r. black, fine impression, a used example with large margins all round and showing the marginal horizontal line at base, used on reverse of 17 September 1852 entire letter from Diamantino via Cuiaba to Rio de Janeiro tied in manuscript "1 carta" and further tied by "CORREIO GERAL DE CUIABA" circular handstamp in maroon-red ink (Ayres fig. 1139). The entire with small repairable tears and hinge remnants to the obverse, the earliest recorded of all the Bulls Eye covers known from Cuiaba. Illustrated in "Bull's Eyes on Covers" by Bernd Juchert on page 170. A most attractive and rare entire. Provenance: R.A. Siegel, New York, Nov 1962, lot 650 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM
10523 cover image1843 (Aug 1): 60 reis grey, worn impression, a superb marginal example with vertical marginal line at left, used on 29 September 1845 entire letter from Goyaz to Rio de Janeiro, Tixeira correspondence, cancelled by the rare 'sawtooth' "CORREIO GERAL DE GOYAZ" circular datestamp in black (Ayres fig. 1613) with the cancel breaking the surface of the stamp. Reverse (opens well for Exhibit display) showing "Correio Geral Da Corte" datestamp of arrival (Nov 24). Illustrated in "Bull's Eyes on Covers" by Bernd Juchert on page 188, being one of just two known Bullseye covers from Goyaz. A rare and delightful usage. Cert. Moorhouse (2012). Provenance: Collection Saul Newbury; collection Dr Norman S. Hubbard, Siegel, New York, 25 May 1986, lot 2067; collection Dr. Hugo Goeggel, Corinphila sale 178, Feb 2013, lot 4129 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM
10524 cover image1843 (Aug 1): 60 reis black, intermediate impression, a horizontal pair with large margins all round but crossed by vertical file fold, used on 1844 cover from Rio de Janeiro to Maranhão, the adhesives paying the single Maritime rate; tied by single strike of rimless "CORREIO GERAL DA CORTE" circular datestamp (July 2) in black. Illustrated in "Bull's Eyes on Covers" by Bernd Juchert on page 125. A most attractive and very rare cover. Cert. Sismondo (2002). Provenance: 20th Borek auction, Braunschweig, 1931, lot 2922; 237 Köhler auction, Wiesbaden, Oct 1982, lot 6635; Nutmeg sale, Danbury, Oct 2002, lot 2481 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM
10525 cover image1843 (Aug 1): 60 reis grey-black, late intermediate impressions, a single and horizontal pair used on 1845 entire letter endorsed "p. Vapor" and carried by sea at double rate from Rio de Janeiro to Rio Grande (Pedrick correspondence), the adhesives all with four margins and the pair slightly overlapping the single which has a closed tear at lower right, the cover with some minor soiling of no importance, tied by rimless "CORREIO GERAL DA CORTE" circular datestamps (March 1) in black. The letter has been affected by damp but exhibits well and is of great rarity, with just two other covers from Rio being recorded with this franking. Illustrated in "Bulls Eyes on Covers" by Bernd Juchert on page 139. Cert. Moorhouse (2013). Provenance: Heinrich Köhler sale 323, Wiesbaden, Jan 2004, lot 45; collection Luis Alemany Indarte, Corinphila sale 181, June 2013, lot 204. Note: Interesting contents for the US Consul "the debate about Texas was going on, but it was generally thought nothing would be done this session of Congress". This turned out be erroneous: as Presidents Tyler and Polk managed to get the joint resolution passed on 1 March 1845, and Texas was admitted into the United States on 29 December 1845 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM
10526 cover image30 reis grey, worn impression single example and 60 reis grey, worn impression - two horizontal pairs, used on reverse of 1844 cover from Rio de Janeiro to Cachoeira carried at Maritime double rate of 180 reis and internal land rate of 90 reis = 270 reis, all tied to reverse by "CORREIO GERAL DA CORTE" datestamps (Dec 15, 1844). Obverse endorsed "Primer. Vapor" with acid ink fault below, the cover initially journeying South on the first ship and struck with circular PORTO AL. (Porto Alegre) datestamp (Jan 18, 1845) in black and eventually docketed on receipt: "Recibida a 28 Jano. 1845" on front panel. Illustrated in "Bull's Eyes on Covers" by Bernd Juchert on page 167. An extraordinary franking: the second largest known franking of the Bull's Eye issue, and the largest mixed franking. Cert. Moorhouse (2013). Provenance: Collection Silva Goulart (1935); Clovia Leite; Frederico Barata; Amilca Angelo (1950); Orestes Manfro Cruz (1975); Roberto Seabra Benevides "Tijuca" (2001); collection Luis Alemany Indarte, Corinphila sale 181, June 2013, lot 217 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM
10527 bof image1843 (Aug 1): 90 r. black, early intermediate impression, a used block of four of deep colour with large even margins all round, First Composite Plate, State A, positions 1-2 / 7-8, cancelled by oval framed "CEARA" handstamps in brown (Ayres fig. 1274) and rare thus. Minor ironed corner bend at lower left, illustrated in Bernd Juchert "Ochsenaugen im Viererblock", item 147 on page 60 and illustrated in Napier in the plating table on page 32. A very fine and very rare multiple. Cert. Philatelic Foundation (1998) Scott = $ 5'600+. Provenance: Corinphila sale 107, Sept 1998, lot 3810; Corinphila sale 133, June 2002, lot 2697 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM
10528 cover image1843 (Aug 1): 90 reis black, early fine impression in a deep shade, a superb appearing large margined horizontal pair used on reverse of December 1843 docketed cover from Maranhão to Olinda, cancelled by fine strike of circular "CORREIO DO MARNAHÃO" datestamp (Jan 13, 1844) struck in red (Ayres fig. 1615). Slight repair at base of the adhesives and a small natural stain from the original red wax seal below the stamps. Illustrated in "Bull's Eyes on Covers" by Bernd Juchert on page 210. A cover of great scarcity and most attractive with just three covers recorded from Maranhão - this being without doubt the finest. Certs. BPA (1978) and Moorhouse (2013). Provenance: Collection Karlheinz Wittig, Corinphila sale 184, Sept 2013, lot 4035 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM
10529 image1843 (Aug 1): 30 r. black, intermediate impression and 90 r. black, fine impression, the 30 r. with large margins all round and the 90 r. with clear to large margins on three sides; used on large front of Maritime cover and part back addressed from Rio de Janeiro to Bahia, endorsed "Vapor Pernambucana", tied by bold strike of rimless "CORREIO GERAL DA CORTE" circular datestamp in black (Jan 24, 1844). Unusual and rare (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM
10530 bof/(*) imageInclinados 1844/46: 10 r. black, a magnificent unused block of twenty-four (4 x 6) with huge margins all round and showing portions of twenty-two surrounding stamps, in a deep intense shade on bluish grey paper; one stamp with closed tear, minor thins and some ironed creasing unapparent on face, remarkably fresh and fine, unused without gum. Illustrated in "Inclinados" by Bernd Juchert on page 22. A delightful multiple. Provenance: Collection T. Kuyas, SG, Frankfurt, 18 May 1978, lot 203; collection Everaldo Santos, Afinsa, Madrid, 14 March 2001, lot 84 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM
10531 bof imageInclinados 1844/46: 10 r. black on thin greyish paper, worn impression, a used block of nine, margins large to just shaved, one stamp with worm hole, beautifully cancelled by four complete strikes of framed "OEIRAS" handstamps in black (Ayres fig. 1373). Illustrated in "Inclinados" by Bernd Juchert on page 32. Superbly attractive and scarce. Provenance: Collection T. Kuyas, SG, Frankfurt, 18 May 1978, lot 208; collection Everaldo Santos, Afinsa, Madrid, March 2001, lot 88 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM
10532 bof image10 r. black on thin greyish paper, a used block of ten (2 x 5), with vertical sheet marginal line at left, large to touched margins, lightly cancelled in red. Two pressed creases but a most attractive and scarce multiple showing the misalignment between the stamps on the horizontal rows. Illustrated in "Inclinados" by Juchert on page 33. Provenance: RHM auction, Sao Paulo, July 1999, lot 3052 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM
10533 bof imageInclinados 1844/46: 10 r. black on thin yellowish paper, a used block of twelve (2 x 6), with margins shaved to large and showing portion of adjoining stamp at right, cancelled by three strikes of watery "CORREIO DE MARANHAO" datestamps (Ayres fig. 1615) in red. Creased and with two large thin spots. Unrecorded by Bernd Juchert in "Inclinados". Scarce (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM
10534 cover imageInclinados 1844/46: 10 r. grey-black, two horizontal strips of three on reverse of 1851 single rate entire letter from the Viscount de Baependy in Rio de Janeiro to Ouro Preto, the adhesives with margins shaved to large in places, neatly tied by two strikes of "CORREIO GERAL DA CORTE / BRAZIL" circular datstamps (July 21) in black - an early usage of the 'Brazil' datestamp. Illustrated in "Inclinados on Covers" by Bernd Juchert on page 49 and in "Inclinados" by Walter Taveira, cover #8 on page 332. Displays well, a fine and rare entire. Provenance: Collection Everaldo Santos (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM
10535 cover/bof imageInclinados 1844/46: 10 r. black on greyish, a used block of twelve used a seal on reverse of cover from Rio Grande to Rio de Janeiro at single Maritime rate, margins touched to mostly large in places with small portions of three adjoining stamps; all cancelled by three strikes of circular "CORREIO GERAL DA CORTE" datestamps in red upon arrival. Vertical file fold affects the multiple, slight acid ink in the address panel, otherwise very fine. Illustrated in "Inclinados" on page 40 and "Inclinados on Covers" by Bernd Juchert on page 51; unrecorded by Walter Taveira. Displays well, a most attractive and very rare entire (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM
10536 bof/(*) imageInclinados 1844/46: 30 r. black on thin yellowish paper, Type II, early impression, an unused block of forty-eight (8 x 6), positions 56-65 / 101-108; showing portions of six adjoining stamps at left and numerous re-entries, marginal fault and one stamp with closed tear, slightest thinnings and typical natural creasing, superb unused. Illustrated in "Inclinados" by Juchert on page 52 and in "Inclinados" by Walter Taveira on page 164. The second largest unused multiple and a great rarity of classic Brazilian philately. Provenance: Collection Maurice Burrus, Robson Lowe, London, 4 April 1963, lot 1310; collection T. Kuyas, SG, Frankfurt, 18 May 1978, lot 222, Brian Moorhouse estate, Corinphila sale 237, June 2019, lot 5114 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5)

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Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM
10537 bof imageInclinados 1844/46: 30 r. black, worn impression on thin greyish paper, Type II, a used block of twenty (2 x 10), with full vertical sheet marginal rule at left, and mostly large margins all round, cancelled by four complete strikes of the "CORREIO GERAL DA CORTE" datestamp (11 June 1847) in black. Small worm hole at base and a horizontal crease between sixth and seventh rows. Illustrated in "Inclinados" by Bernd Juchert on page 64. The second largest used multiple, of magnificent appearance and an exhibition showpiece of the issue. Signed A. Diena. Cert. Moorhouse (2010). Provenance: Investphila, Lugano, Nov 2010, lot 1044 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5) (Image 6) (Image 7)

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Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM
10538 cover/bof imageInclinados 1844/46: 30 r. black on greyish thin paper, Type II, a horizontal pair, of fine colour but with fault at top left, used on reverse of 1850 entire letter to Cattas Altas cancelled by bold strike of framed "RIO PRETO" handstamp in black (Ayres fig. 1439). Illustrated in "Inclinados" by Bernd Juchert on page 155, the sole cover recorded from Rio Preto bearing this issue; an attractive entire (Image 1) (Image 2)

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CLOSED
Closing..Nov-25, 11:59 PM

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