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01 - Postal History continued...
Lot Symbol Descrip Start Bid
81 imagePostal history. Letter sent from Lisbon on 11.10.1805, delivered on board the ship “Columbia”, bound for New-York. Entry into the United States via the port of Tuckerton (New Jersey), postage 14 ½ cents (12 cents postage to destination and 2 cents Captain's fee).(Image 1) (All Images)


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82 imagePre-philately.1814.Letter sent from New York on May 23, 1814, destined for Lisbon, where it arrived on the 9th, coming from England, and with a postage of 350 reis applied. Communications with the United States were interrupted due to the blockade by the English navy. In the text “The communication with your port is now entirely cut off….and yet.. as the blockade of our port prevents any communication with Lisbon...”, the letter must have broken through the blockade, gone to England, was dropped in the post office in Glasgow, where the sea postage to Portugal was also paid. Letter of historical interest.(Image 1) (All Images)


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83 imagePostal history. Pre-philately. 1830. Letter from Pernambuco, dated 5.10.1830, sent to Lisbon by the brig “Vera Cruz Triunpho”, received in Lisbon on 1.12, marked C.EST. of N. in red, postage 160, and mark GM, of the Chief Health Guard of Belém. It went on the list under number 26532.(Image 1) (All Images)


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84 imagePostal history. Pre-philately. Portugal. Letter written in Kilmarnock, Scotland on June 3, 1823, transported by the “Booth”, to Lisbon, where it was marked with C.EST.de N, in black and applied postage of 160 réis. It has a Forwarder mark (FWA) on the back, inscribed at the port where the letter proceeded to Lisbon, where it was received on July 16.(Image 1) (All Images)


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85 imagePre-philately. Maritime Mail. Composite Rates. Letter written in Bahia on 17.10.1851, hand-delivered aboard the "Figueirense", which arrived in Lisbon on 20.12. Mark C. Est. De N, and 160 reis of maritime postage. It paid 40 reis of territorial postage and 10 reis of the Law of 20/4, totaling 210 reis, different from the 205 reis WRONG (by excess), handwritten by the post office of Mortágua. See L. Frazão. Composite Rates. BCFP #476. June 2022(Image 1) (All Images)


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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
86 imagePre-philately. War of the Patuleia. Letter written in Le Havre on 27.5.1847, postmarked Le Havre, and marked PP of 19 decimes, and unable to come by land, it took the British packet “Iberia” to Falmouth, to come to Lisbon, where it arrived on 12.6. It was marked with the British P. and the postage of 600 reis applied. The postage of 600 reis is made up of 480 reis for a letter weighing 1 ½ to 2/8, for a letter from beyond the Pyrenees, plus 120 reis for the postage of the British packet for letters arriving from beyond the Pyrenees. See L. Frazão. The Patuleia 1846-47 Part 2. Correspondence arriving from abroad BCFP No. 473 September 2021(Image 1) (Image 2)

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87 imagePre-philately. Letter written in Cadiz on 5 September 1846, delivered to the British Consulate, where it was marked with BC/CADIZ, which sent it on the British packet Queen, arriving in Lisbon on 7 July. It was marked with P. Britº LSB-Pb 1 and the postage of 180 reis was applied. On the back it has the inscription “I don’t want to pay, Souza”. The arrival date in Lisbon is marked with the reverse (month and year reversed). See page 497 of the book Portuguese Pre-philately.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
88 imagePre-philately.1840.Letter sent from Naples on 13.10.1840, transported by hand to Cadiz, where it was delivered to the forwarding agent JOHN SHAW, who on 20.11 sent it to Lisbon in the package“Vivid”.It was marked at the British consular agent in Cadiz, and arrived in Lisbon on 22.11, marked P. BRITªa blue and postage of 120 reis, to which 40 reis are added for land postage to Porto. €40(Image 1) (All Images)


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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
89 imagePre-philately. Maritime Mail. Composite Rates. A letter written in Rio de Janeiro on February 13, 1852, marked by the English agent in Rio, to be sent to Lisbon on the packet ship Teviot, arriving in Lisbon on March 9, 1852, date mark, which preceded the P. Transatlantic marking. The mark LSB-PB2 (R4) was applied, and the packet ship rate from Brazil was 300 reis. As its destination was Valença, it had 70 reis of territorial postage, 15 reis of the Law of April 20, totaling 385 reis to be paid by the recipient. See L. Frazão. Composite Rates. BCFP #476. June 2022.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
90 imagePre-philately. Maritime Mail. Composite Rates. Letter cover written in Rio de Janeiro on 13.11.1852, marked by the English agent in Rio on 13.11, to be sent to Valença, via Lisbon on the packet "Teviot", arrived in Lisbon on 9.12.1852. Mark of P. Transatlantic, dated 9.12.1852 LSB PT 1, in blue (R3), in the 3rd month of its application. Maritime postage of 300 reis, territorial of 70 reis and 15 reis of Law of 20/4, totaling 385 reis. Disinfection cuts. See L. Frazão. Composite Rates. BCFP #476. June 2022.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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02 - Postal Stationery
Lot Symbol Descrip Start Bid
91 imagePostal Stationery. IP of 20 reis issued by D. Luís, relief, sent from Sintra on 9.10.1885, Lisbon on 10.10, to St. Petersburg, where it arrived on 1.10.1885 (date of the Gregorian calendar)(Image 1) (Image 2)

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92 imagePostal stationery. 1892. Stationery of 20 reis D. Luis de frente, sent from Lisbon on 25.10.1892 to Macau, arrival on 3.12. MB and scarce(Image 1) (All Images)


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93 imageEntire Postcard of D. Carlos de 10 reis, green cardboard, sent from Lisbon on 21.10.1895, to Amora-Seixal.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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94 imagePostal stationery. 1905. Stationery of 25 reis Mouchon, with reply paid, sent from Lisbon on 12.1.1905, to Hamburg 15.1.(Image 1) (All Images)


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95 imagePortugal * 1907 – D. Carlos I Mouchon, with the legend “DEZ RÉIS”. OM42, 10 réis, dark green-blue on cream cardboard. Copy of the national service used in the international service, circulated from Porto (21.03.07) to Helsingfors / Finland, with additional stamps of the D. Carlos I Mouchon type of 2 ½ réis (horizontal pair) and a 5 réis stamp, orange, MF126 and 127. MB.(Image 1) (All Images)


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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
96 imagePortugal. Envelope of 25 reis D. Manuel, with additional postage of 25 reis (5+20), sent from Lisbon on February 3, 1910 to Germany.(Image 1) (All Images)


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97 imagePortugal * 1896 – D. Carlos I Mouchon. OM5, 25 réis, green on light chamois paper, satin. Copy circulated from Lisbon (06.04.00) to Copenhagen / Denmark, with additional stamps of 10c, green and 25 réis, carmine, both on dotted paper, perforated 11 ¾, MF128 and 141, totaling 60 réis, insufficient to pay the postage of an entire letter to abroad weighing up to 20g (65 réis). Double the missing postage of 5 réis should have been postage-charged at 10 réis, according to the postage table published in DG No. 123 of 04.06.1898.(Image 1) (All Images)


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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
98 imagePortugal * 1896 – D. Carlos I Mouchon. OM6, 50 réis, blue, on light suede paper, satin. Copy circulated from Porto (28.11.97) to Christiansand / Norway (04.12.97) with additional stamps of 50 réis, blue, light dotted paper, perforation 11 ¾, MF132, to pay the second postage (100 réis) of a letter to abroad weighing between 20 and 40g.(Image 1) (All Images)


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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
99 image1896 – D. Carlos I, Mouchon type. OM6, 50 réis, blue, on suede paper. Circulated from Lisbon (02.07.00) to Ilford / England (14.07.00) with an additional stamp of 15 réis, green, D. Carlos I Mouchon type, MF140.(Image 1) (All Images)


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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM
100 imagePortugal * 1910 – D. Manuel II, with “REPUBLICA” overprint. Envelopes. OM9, 25 réis, dark brown on strong yellowish paper. Copy of the national service used in the international service and circulated from Murça (26.02.12) to Tramelan / Switzerland (29.02.12), with additional stamps of the D. Manuel II type with “REPUBLICA” overprint of 5 réis and 20 réis on the back of the envelope, totaling 50 réis to pay the simple postage of an entire envelope abroad (50 réis) weighing up to 20g and postage tax stamp of the D. Manuel II type with “REPUBLICA” and “ASSISTÊNCIA” overprints, not due in the period.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Jul-18, 12:00 AM

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