10.5 - Port. India continued...
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 Port. India 1912 picture postcard featuring the “St. Francis Xavier’s Tomb”, from Nova-Goa to Coimbra,
franked on the front with a single 2 reis CM issue (CE 202) and on the back with a single 3 reis CM issue (CE 204). Both stamps are tied by a “Nova-Goa” CDS and a “Lisboa-Central” machine cancel. Also a “Coimbra” receiving CDS on the back. Text in
Portuguese. Genuinely used Goan postcards are scarce. Good condition.(Image 1)
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| 1323 |
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 Port. India 1912 picture postcard featuring the “Lal Tank with fort and Mosque in Bhopal”, from
Nova-Goa to Coimbra, franked on the front with a single 3 reis CM issue (CE 204) and on the back with a single 2 reis CM issue (CE 202). The stamp on the back is tied by a “Nova-Goa” CDS and a “Lisboa-Central” machine cancel. Also a partial “Coimbra”
receiving CDS in red on the back. Text in Portuguese. The stamp on the front is not tied but the postage is correct. Good condition.(Image 1)
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| 1324 |
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 Port. India 1922 cover from Mapuca to London franked on the back with a pair of 3 reis CM issues (CE
204) and a pair of 1 tanga CM issues (CE 208). 2 1/2 tangas was the correct rate to England in 1922. The stamps are tied by a “Mapuca” hexagonal postmark and a “Nova-Goa” transit CDS. There are 2 partial light “London” arrival postmarks + a dark
smudged mark on the front. Unusual late usage for these CM issues.(Image 1)
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| 1325 |
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 Port. India 1917 registered commercial cover Loutulim to Surat via Bombay. Franked with Carlos Mouchon
2 tangas (Mf# 209), Ceres 1 1/2 reis x 2 (Mf# 254) and 4 1/2 reis Ceres x 2 (Mf# 259). Hand written registration label. scarce Loutulim CDSs x 3, Margao transit CDS and Surat arrival CDS. Wax seal “R.M.” intact. Interesting combination of stamps.(Image 1)
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| 1326 |
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 Port. India 1927 registered cover from Nova-Goa to Paris on blue Banco National Ultramarino (BNU)
envelope, franked a pair of 2 tangas Carlos Mouchon (Mf# 209) and a 6 reis Ceres (Mf# 251). Registration label on the front. Partial BNU wax seal on the back. Very late usage of the 2 tangas Carlos Mouchon issue.(Image 1)
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| 1327 |
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 Port. India 1914 registered cover Nova-Goa to Bombay. Franked with 4 tangas Carlos Mouchon (Mf# 210), 4
1/2 reis overprinted Vasco da Gama x 2 (Mf# 247), 6 reis Ceres (Mf# 261) and overprinted Vasco da Gama (Mf# 307). Hand written registration label on front. Light Nova-Goa registration CDSs x 3 and Kalbadevi Bombay arrival CDS on the back. A scarce
combination of Carlos Mouchon, Vasco da Gama and Ceres issues. Faults.(Image 1)
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| 1328 |
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 India 1911-13 D. Carlos, Diogo Neto type, perforated and a half with surcharge. Stamp Mf#227, 2 reis s/
2.5 reis s/ 9 reis, lilac, vertical dotted paper, perforation 12 3/4 with VARIETY "E" of "Reis" LARGER. New copy, without gum as issued, with very good color, very good quality. J. Miranda da Mota certificate. Uncatalogued variety.(Image 1)
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| 1329 |
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 Port. India 1912 registered cover from Margao to Bombay franked with 15 bisected CM issues, 1 real on 2
reis: on the front CE 230 x 4, on the back CE 239 x 7 and CE 240 x 4. The postage total is 30 reis or 2 1/2 tangas, the correct registered rate to Bombay. All the stamps are tied by a clear “Margao” CDS + 1 partial “Bombay” receiving CDS. Boxed
“Registada” hand stamp on the front. The cover opens out. Right side slightly trimmed. Interesting cover.(Image
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| 1330 |
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 Port. India 1912 cover from Margao to Bombay franked with 3 bisected CM issues, 1 real on 2 reis: CE
230, CE 239 and CE 240. The stamps are tied by a partial “Margao” CDS, with a “Kalbadevi-Bombay” receiving CDS on the back. Toned edges.(Image 1)
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| 1331 |
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 Port. India 1912 cover from Margao to Bombay franked with 3 bisected CM issues, 1 real on 2 reis: CE
230 x 2 and CE 239. The stamps are tied by a “Margao” CDS, with a “Kalbadevi-Bombay” receiving CDS on the back. Clipped corner.(Image 1)
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| 1332 |
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 India, 1911/13 – D. Carlos I, Mouchon type. Stamps from 1903, perforated in half and with locally typed
surcharge in black. PAIR of MF#233 1 ½ réis to 2 ½ réis, yellow brown, slightly dotted paper, 11 ¾ notch. PAIR of stamps, new, WITH PRINTING ERROR: surcharge practically missing on the left stamp and on the first half of the right stamp; also partial
recto-verso printing on the first stamp. Stamps without gum, without defects or repairs, with good colour. Good.(Image 1)
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| 1333 |
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 Port. India 1912 (?) front from Nova-Goa to Porto franked with a pair of bisected CM issues, 1 1/2 reis
on 2 1/2 reis (CE 233), a bisected half 3 reis on 2 1/2 CM issue (CE 235) and a bisected half 3 reis on 5 tangas on 8 tangas Dom Luis (CE 224). The stamps are tied by a “Nova-Goa” CDS. This is a very scarce combination of bisected issues at the
correct rate to Portugal in 1912. Front only.(Image 1)
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| 1334 |
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 Port. India 1911 cover from Damao to Poona (British India) franked on the front with two 1 real on 2
reis CM issues without bisecting perforations and on the back with a single diagonally bisected 1 real on 2 reis CM issue (CE 240). Correct rate to Poona. Stamps tied front and back with a partial “Damao” CDS. Toned edges and hinge remnants not
affecting stamps. A scarce bisecting error.(Image 1)
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| 1335 |
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 Port. India 1917 valor declarado (insured) cover from Goa to London franked with two 4 tangas Vasco da
Gama issues with a “Republica” overprint (CE 252). PLEASE NOTE: these stamps are from the second 1897 printing in a darker shade than the first printing. Refer to lot 24. Insured for 100 rupees. Red “INSURED” label on the front. Partial “Nova-Goa”
registration CDS ties both stamps. Two “London” registration receiving marks on the back and 5 wax seals intact. This is a late and exceptional use of this Vasco da Gama issue.(Image 1)
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| 1336 |
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 India 1914 Ceres. Complete series Mf#254-272, with horizontal SPECIMEN OVERLOAD in violet. New copies,
perforation 15, with gum and hinge, in good color, without defects or repairs. Not catalogued.(Image 1)
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| 1337 |
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 Railway Mail. India. Letter dispatched from Nova Goa, by Postal Ambulance A (ascending) on August 8,
1928, postage of 20 stamps (block of 18, and two isolated of 1 ½ reis), to Dar es Salaam, in the territory of Tanganyika. (see L. Frazao. The Postal Ambulance Service of Portuguese India. Portuguese Philately. No.107 July 2002)(Image 1)
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| 1338 |
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 Port. India 1931 cover from Bicholim to Felgueiras, Portugal franked on the back with 1 1/2 reis Ceres
(Mf# 255), 4 1/2 reis Ceres (Mf# 259) and 1 tanga Ceres (Mf# 264). Bicholim village CDS x 3 on the back, Nova-Goa transit CDS on the front Felgueiras arrival CDS on the front. An unusual combination of Ceres issues.(Image 1)
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| 1339 |
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 Port. India 1932 packaging wrapper registered from Mapuca to “His Excellency the Archbishop of Dublin”.
Postage includes a block of 8 of the 6 reis value from the St. Francis Xavier Exposition (CE 329), three 2 reis CM issues (CE 202) and a single 4 1/2 reis Ceres issue (CE 259). There are two 4 1/2 reis Ceres issue (CE 259, perf. 12 x 11 1/2) on the
“front”. The St. Francis issues and the CM issues are all tied by a light “Mapuca” diamond shaped registration mark. The 2 separate Ceres issues do not appeared to be tied. Very late usage of the CM issues, but are damaged along one side. Superb
multiple of the 6 reis issue on an unusual piece.(Image 1)
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 India. Registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt, written in New Goa on 8 July 1920, to Lisbon.
It has no transit or arrival mark in Portugal. MR.(Image 1)
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| 1341 |
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 Port. India 1924 large O.H.M.S. cover from Mormugao-Porto to “The Secretary to Government Political
Department” in Bombay, franked with as single 6 reis Ceres issue (CE 261). The stamp is tied by a partial “Mormugao-Porto” CDS. Special OHMS envelope. “Bombay G.P.O.” arrival CDS on the back. Sir Ernest Hotson was the Political Secretary in Bombay in
1924. Light vertical crease, otherwise good condition.(Image 1)
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