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05 - Postage Dues continued...
Lot Symbol Descrip Start Bid
342 imagePostage due, Cape Verde. Unfranked letter sent from São Vicente on 10 August 1946, marked T in Cape Verde, and to be paid 6d on arrival in England.(Image 1) (All Images)


CLOSED
Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
343 imageIndia. Airmail. Letter sent from New Goa on 30.7.1939, to Switzerland, franking of 22 ½ Tangas (1-6-6; inscribed on the base). Made up of 10 stamps of 1 Tanga, 2 stamps of 4 ½ Tangas and 1 stamp of 3 ½ Tgs.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
344 imagePort. India 1942 censored cover from Nova-Goa to New York franked with a pair of 1 real Padroes issues (CE 333), a pair of 2 reis Padroes issues (CE 334), a pair of 1 real Imperio issues (CE 348) and a pair of 2 reis Imperio issues (CE 349). Addressed to the “Penny Black Stamp Co”. There is only 1 tanga postage. 2 1/2 tangas was the surface rate. “T 30” postage due pen notation. Boxed “DHC/32” Bombay censor mark. This cover wasn’t opened by censorship authorities. Unusual.(Image 1) (All Images)


CLOSED
Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
345 imageLourenço Marques. Charged. Illustrated postal card sent from Lourenço Marques on August 3, 1901, postage of 20 reis, charged with the T mark and 5 to be paid. Upon arrival in Sweden on September 8, it was charged 8 Ore according to the postal mark applied.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
346 imageLourenço Marques. Postage. Letter sent from Lourenço Marques on 12 February 1903, postage of 75 reis, 3 stamps of 10 reis Mouchon on the front and a strip of 3 of 15 reis provisional on the back, to Switzerland, via Pretoria and Cape Town. Insufficient postage (it should have been 130 reis), it was postage-paid in L. Marques, due to the lack of 55 reis, which is equivalent to 22 centimes. With the fine he had to pay double the missing postage, therefore 45 centimes. Arrival on 3 January 1904(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
347 imagePOSTAGE DUE. Mozambique Company. Postal stationery of 10 reis from the Elephants issue (postage was 25 reis), dispatched from Beira on October 3, 1907, postage due T, to Brussels, re-dispatched to Chenée on October 27.(Image 1) (All Images)


CLOSED
Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
348 imagePOSTAGE DUE. Mozambique Company. Illustrated postal from Beira, August 24, 1904, postage of 15 reis from the Elephants issue (postage was 25 reis), postage due T in 10 cent, to London September 17.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
349 imagePostage. Lusiads. Illustrated postcard from Madeira, written on June 30, 1938, 80 cents postage, to New York. The addressee was not found, it was postage at 2 cents.(Image 1) (All Images)


CLOSED
Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
350 imagePostage stamped Portugal Switzerland. 1947. Letter sent from Lisbon to Zurich by plane, postage of 4$25, postage stamped on arrival in 20 rappen, which were cancelled (UNGULTIG)(Image 1) (All Images)


CLOSED
Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
351 imagePostage Portugal BRAZIL: 1902. Unfranked letter sent from Matosinhos at 26.5 to Rio de Janeiro, postage upon departure, and *upon arrival postage at 400 reis, by applying a pair of stamps of 200 reis of Due Rate, at 19.6(Image 1) (All Images)


CLOSED
Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
06 - Airmail, Maritime, Railway Mail
Lot Symbol Descrip Start Bid
352 imageAirmail Portugal. Fragment with a 20 Centavos Ceres stamp, postmark LAT 17 of 18 September 1926, with an explanatory document for the flight from Lisbon to Tangier by the Société des lignes aériennes Latécoère.(Image 1) (All Images)


CLOSED
Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
353 imageAirmail. First DOX flight. Ceres. Letter circulated from Lisbon, January 29, 1931, to N. York, with transit in Rio de Janeiro on June 22, 1931. The DOX departed from Lake Constance on November 5, 1930, to start the first transatlantic trip to North America. Leaving Friedrichshafen on November 5, it passed through Amsterdam and Galshot (England), from where it proceeded to Lisbon, the following day (November 6). It had a fire that destroyed the covering of the left wing, which delayed the departure from Lisbon by more than two months. In Lisbon, it was franked with 30$00, postage for the flight for 10 grams, made with Cerres stamps of 10$00 London issue Mf#19 (€120 on letter for each stamp). On January 29, it continued to the Canary Islands, Bolama and Cape Verde, Fernando de Noronha, Natal arriving in Rio on June 20. It has commemorative stamps on the front and back. MB and MR.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
354 image"Airmail- 1940 (7-24), envelope opened on 3 sides, circulated from Germany (7-24-40) to Lisbon (8-1), with stamps of 5 and
50 Ctm, yt-487, 494, transported by Lufthansa, Lusiadas stamp of 30 Ctv green gray, mf-544, probably used for
payment of apartado. piece with some defects. a/b."(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
355 imageMilitary Censorship. WW2. Letter sent from Lisbon, undated, with handwritten indication of 16.6.1944, sent from S. Amaro de Oeiras, Portugal, to Sweden, postage of 3$50 (pair of Caravels of 1$75), rendered useless by a silent mark “Cross within a rectangle”, and opened by the German military censorship.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
356 image1941 – Lisbon – Saint-Cyr-sur Mer via Barcelona. Envelope circulated registered by air from Lisbon (29.07.41) to France (04.08.41) with transit through Barcelona (31.07.41) by Spanish Air Traffic with postage of 8$25 to pay: 1$75 + 1$00 for the 1st and 2nd postage rates of ordinary mail for letters sent abroad weighing between 21 and 40g + 3$50 for the 2nd postage rate of the air mail surcharge for letters of the same weight + 2$00 for the registration premium.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
357 imagePortugal. 1942. Airmail. Letter sent from Porto on 3.4.1942 to New York, via Bermuda, postage of 12$25 (stamp of 10$00 airmail, Lusiads and All for the Nation), via Lisbon on 9.4 opened by the censor in Bermuda(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
358 imagePortugal. 1941. Airmail. Letter sent from Porto on 4.7.1941 to New York, via Bermuda, postage of 38$75 (7 stamps of 5$00 Lusiads and 3 stamps of ), by Lisbon on 5.7, opened by the censor in Bermuda.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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CLOSED
Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
359 imageAirmail. 1943. Letter sent from Silves on 22.11.1943, via Lisbon, by airmail (via clipper) to Los Angeles, postage of 15$75.(Image 1) (All Images)


CLOSED
Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
360 imageAirmail. 1943. Letter sent from Lisbon on 19.4, by airmail to Italy, postage of 3$50.(Image 1) (All Images)


CLOSED
Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
361 imageAirmail. 1940. Letter sent from Lisbon by airmail (via clipper) to Los Angeles, postage 5$25.(Image 1) (All Images)


CLOSED
Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM

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