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July Auction Lots continued...

06 - Airmail, Maritime, Railway Mail continued...
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422 imageAirmail. 1951. Letter sent from Takoradi on 9.8.1951, Gold Coast, 1/3 postage, to Portugal arrived on 16.8.(Image 1) (All Images)


CLOSED
Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
423 imageAirmail. Angola. Belgian Congo. 1939. Letter sent from Elisabethville on 14.8.1939 to Luanda 14.8, by airmail. Postage of 1.50 francs.(Image 1) (All Images)


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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
424 imageTimor. Airmail. 1941. Letter sent from Darwin to Dilli, by the first postal connection to Timor, on 17 January 1941, postage 9d, arrived in Timor on 19 January. Carried in the aircraft “Coriolanus” and signed by Commander Hussey. B and R.(Image 1) (All Images)


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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
425 imageAirmail. 1936. Letter registered in Vina del Mar, Chile on 8.9.1936, destined for Lisbon by airmail, postage of 2 pesos and 13 cents, arrival on 14.9.(Image 1) (All Images)


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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
426 imageAirmail. Letter registered in Panama on 7.1.1942, destined for Lisbon by airmail, postage of 56 cents, arrival on 10.3.(Image 1) (All Images)


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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
427 imageSea Mail. Postal history. Pre-philately. Letter sent from London on 29.4.1837, to Lisbon, with the postage of Ship Letter paid at 1/, by the steamer “Transit”, leaving Liverpool for Lisbon, where it arrived on 6.5. Marked C. Est. of N., postage of 880 reis.(Image 1) (All Images)


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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
428 imagePre-philately. Maritime Mail. 1844. Letter from Maranhão 13.6.1844, released in the Maranhão mail, to Porto, postage of 160 applied in Porto on 24.7(Image 1) (All Images)


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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
429 imagePre-philately. Sea Mail. 1836. Letter from London dated 24.6.1836, by the packet “Liverpool”, from Falmouth to Porto, British postage of 4/, Paid Ship Letter London, before the contract with Peninsular, postage of 400 applied in Porto on arrival, as well as BARRA DO PORTO in blue. Rare(Image 1) (All Images)


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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
430 imagePre-philately. Maritime Mail. 1851. Letter from London 26.5.1851, to Porto, by the Iberia packet from Southampton, British postage of 1/9, postage of 350 applied in Porto at 13.5 (ERROR in the dater). Applied 15 reis of Ley of the stamp of 20/4/50 (from Porto)(Image 1) (All Images)


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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
431 imagePre-philately. Maritime Mail. Letter written in Bahia on 15.8.1853, entered the mail on 26.8, transported by the “Great Western” to Lisbon, where it arrived on 10.9, mark of the Transatlantic Packet in blue LSB PT 1. In Lisbon, the postage of 300 reis was applied, entered in the Lisbon account book, amended with ABATIDA, applied on the back, as the destination and collection of the postage belonged to the Mortágoa post office.(Image 1) (All Images)


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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
432 imagePortugal. Letter sent from England, Broaknell, on 29.4.1871, franked at one penny, and destined for Plymouth. It was marked in Devonport on 29.4, from where it was redirected to the Plymouth Naval Hospital, where it arrived on 16.5. There was handwritten “Not Known at the RN Hospital Plymouth”, and a piece of paper marked LISBON, to where it was sent, was pasted. It arrived in Lisbon on 22.5, where the sea postage of 160 reis was applied, plus 50 reis, and the total of 210 reis was marked. This last marking was crossed out and the postage of 160 reis was applied, the only one to be paid by the recipient. The closing band is missing on the reverse. Item of postal historical interest.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
433 imagePre-philately. Sea Mail. Compound Postage. Letter written in Bahia on 17.9.1851, delivered to the Bahia Post Office (illegible red mark), which forwarded it to Portugal on the Royal Mail “Tay” packet. Upon arrival in Lisbon, it was marked with P. BRITº LSB-PB1, in blue, postage of 180 reis. It also paid 40 reis for land postage to Mortágoa, for a handwritten total of 220 reis. It also paid 5 reis of the Law of 20/4. Fold stains on the front. See L. Frazão. Compound Postage. BCFP #476. June 2022(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
434 imageMaritime Mail. Letter sent from England, London on May 1, 1874, postage of 6d, sent via Liverpool with a private packet, arrival mark in Lisbon on May 6, 74 and Via de Mar, Free because the postage was paid in England, mark PD, sent to Moncorvo.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
435 imageGreat Britain. PRE philately. Letter sent from London on July 11, 1838, having paid 4/ of "Ship Letter", transported by the packet "Manchester"; addressed to Cadiz, where it arrived on July 22 and paid postage of 41 reales.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
436 imagePre-philately. Maritime Mail. Compound Rates. Cover of a letter written in Rio de Janeiro on 12.9.1852, mark of the English agent in Rio on 13.9, to be sent to Chaves, via Lisbon on the British packet, arrived in Lisbon on 9.10.1852. Mark of the P. Transatlantic, dated 9.10.1852 LSB PT 1, in blue (R3). Maritime postage of 240 réis, territorial of 40 réis and 10 réis from the Law of 20/4, a total of 290 réis. Disinfection cuts. Dirt marks on the letter. See L. Frazão. Compound Rates. BCFP #476. June 2022(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
437 imageCorreio marítimo * Angola. Carimbos do serviço postal nos paquetes portugueses. 1932/34 – Ceres. Novo tipo + Ceres. Novo tipo, com sobretaxa. MF236, 50c, castanho + MF251, 80c s/ 5Ag, verde-amarelo. Exemplares usados, sem reparações, com dentes curtos no segundo selo, com boa cor, obliterados com carimbo batido a violeta “COMPANHIA NACIONAL DE NAVEGAÇÃO / PAQUETE / NYASSA / CORREIO / LISBOA”.(Image 1) (All Images)


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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
438 imageCAPE VERDE. Letter from Porto Praia, Island of St. James of Cape Verde, dated 3.12.1844, by an officer of the «African Slave Trade Patrol», on board the US Ship Pueblo, headed for Chesterville, South Carolina. Departed for the United States on the US Ship «Decatur», port of entry Portsmouth 4.1.1845, postage of 25 cents US land postage to destination.(Image 1) (All Images)


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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
439 imageBrazil - Maritime Mail to Portugal 1871. Letter sent from Rio de Janeiro to Portugal, by British packets. Dated from Rio de Janeiro “on the 3rd of last month of 71”, postage of 60 réis (2 stamps of 30 réis upright numerals), obliterated with mute mark, Rio de Janeiro post on December 5, 1871, with arrival in Lisbon on December 27, 71, postage of 150 réis to be paid by the recipient, violet mark of the transatlantic packet, transit in Porto and Braga on December 28. Opening of the letter with tears on the right side.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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CLOSED
Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
440 imagePortugal. D. Pedro. Letter written in Bahia on April 12, 1859, by hand to Lisbon, where it was franked with a 25 reis D. Pedro curled hair stamp, posted on May 10, to Porto May 12, 1859. Presents two cuts for disinfection, applied in Portugal.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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CLOSED
Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
441 imageMaritime Mail. Illustrated advertising postal from the Booth line Royal Mail Steamers, sent on June 10, 1918, postage of 2 centavos (4 Ceres stamps of ½ centavo Mf#207, To Lisbon.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM

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