09.1 - Portugal Republic continued...
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| 1751 |
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 Portugal 1999 – Dinosaurs in Portugal. Set of 4 stamps without the tax imprint and with cancellation
marks "$*" in violet.(Image 1)
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| 1752 |
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 PORTUGAL, 1999, Dinosaurs of Portugal. AMIEL Machine. MF ETQ 19A. Complete series of ordinary mail and
Correio Azul, in the 4 motifs, new, with the value in Escudos, for 2000, INVERTED RATE PRINTING, with good color.(Image 1)
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| 1753 |
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 PORTUGAL, 1999, Dinosaurs of Portugal. AMIEL Machine. MF ETQ 19b+ ETQ19d. Complete series of ordinary
mail and Correio Azul, in the 4 motifs, new, with the value in Escudos, for 1999 (09.11.1999), printing of the rate in black, without defects or repairs, with good color. Catalog value € 700.(Image 1)
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| 1754 |
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 PORTUGAL, 1999, Dinosaurs of Portugal. AMIEL Machine. MF ETQ 19Bc+ ETQ19Ba. Complete series of ordinary
mail and Correio Azul, in the 4 motifs, new, with double display of rates, 2001, rate printing in violet, without defects or repairs, in good color. Catalog value €410.(Image 1)
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| 1755 |
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 Portugal 2015. Blue post letter, with mixed postage of stamps and label (FROM THE DINOSAUR ISSUE IN
PORTUGAL), sent in 2015 from Estremoz to Sesimbra. Note the €0.30 label with INVERTED RATE ERROR.(Image 1)
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| 1756 |
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 Portugal 2004 – UEFA "Euro 2004" (football). AMIEL machines with point, SMD, E-POST and CROUZET.
Mf#ETQ27 and 27a + 27B and 27Ba + 27C and 27Ca + 28 and 28a. Set of 7+7+7+6 labels for ordinary mail + blue mail; values in euros, printing in violet; except for the Crouzet, in black. New copies, without defects or repairs, with good colour.
Catalogue value € 96 .(Image 1)
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| 1757 |
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 Portugal 1936-1979 Airmail. Complete collection of Airmail stamps from Mf#CA1-13 of the Propeller
series to the 35th Anniversary of TAP, in used postage. Copies bound with HAWID ribbons in 2 DAVO collection sheets. Catalogue value €220.(Image 1)
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| 1758 |
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 Airmail. Portugal. Switzerland. WW2. Letter sent from Bienne in Switzerland on 31.8.1943, sent to
Lisbon, where on 9.9.1943 it was franked with 19$50 (airmail stamp of 15$00, pair of 2$00 and $50 Caravel), opened by the Censorship, to Rio de Janeiro, having arrived on XI.43. Rare(Image 1)
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| 1759 |
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 Portugal 1936-41 Propeller Air Mail, FAKE. FAKE stamp of Mf#CA10, 50 escudos. New copy without gum.
FAKE STAMP.(Image 1)
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| 1760 |
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 Airmail. Letter registered in Lisbon on 20.12.1955, sent by the philatelic dealer António Horta, to
England, by airmail, postage of 24$60(Image 1)
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| 1761 |
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 Portugal 1936-1979 Parcel Post. Complete collection of Parcel Post stamps from Mf#EP1-17 + #18-25 of
the Propeller series to the 35th Anniversary of TAP, in used postage. Copies bound with HAWID ribbons in 2 DAVO collection sheets. Catalogue value € 105.(Image 1)
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| 1762 |
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 Portugal 1898 4th Centenary of the Discovery of the Sea Route to India, Postage Stamps. 3 stamps of
Mf#P1, 5 black reis, 2 of them with ERROR: OMISSION OF RATE, one of them postmarked and the other new. Accompanied by a normal stamp for comparison. Good.(Image 1)
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| 1763 |
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 Portugal 1898 4th Centenary of the Discovery of the Sea Route to India, Porteado Stamps. Complete
series of stamps from Mf#P1-6 in Porto postmarked with CCD dated 17 May 1898. Stamped copies, without defects or repairs, in good color. Catalogue value €215.(Image 1)
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| 1764 |
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 Portugal 1898 4th Centenary of the Discovery of the Sea Route to India, Porteado Stamps. Stamp sequence
of Mf#P2-6 in stamps postmarked with the Lisbon circular postmark "T", ungummed, without defects or repairs, in good color. Catalogue value €212.(Image 1)
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| 1765 |
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 Portugal 1898-2002 Porteado. Complete collection of Porteado stamps Mf#P1-105 from the 4th Centenary to
the Euro symbol, used from 1898 to 1915, new and used thereafter. Copies bound with HAWID ribbons in 8 DAVO collection sheets. Catalog value €450+.(Image 1)
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| 1766 |
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 Postage. Portugal. Illustrated postcard of the Westminster Hotel in Berlin, sent from Lisbon on 12
February 1906, unfranked, postmarked in Lisbon with a 20 reis stamp.(Image 1)
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| 1767 |
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 Letter sent (4.6.1913) from Montevideo to Portugal, franked with 8 cents in Uruguayan stamps, which, as
it was insufficient due to its excess weight (+ 15 grams), was marked T by the sending post, as it should have been franked with an additional 4 cents (according to the table of the time, 5 French cents = 100 reis = 10 cents, so the missing 4 cents =
the old 40 reis / current 4 centavos). In the Lisbon post office through which it passed, double the missing value of 0.80 was handwritten, which was applied to the destination post office, in Paredes de Coura, the stamps of Postal Due / 80 reis = 8
centavos / with REPUBLICA surcharge, which was paid by the recipient.(Image 1)
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CLOSED
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| 1768 |
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 Letter indicated as being from the SR (Republican Service) and stamped Portuguese Notary/Lisbon, sent
on (23.12.1935) to the Head of the Sintra Finance Department, and therefore exempt from postage. The original postage is handwritten on the back, stating that "in the table of authorized authorities, correspondence with the notices may be requested,
especially with the finance departments", and therefore received the postmark (I) and (11) of the distribution area. It arrives at its destination on the same day, where distributor 62 indicates the value of double the postage to be paid T 80 and
applies 80 cents in POSTAGE stamps, which the Vestinatdrio will receive - Costa - so the letter is forwarded free of charge to the post office of origin, which applies a new stamp of $0.80, and returns it to the sender to be paid, marking the
distribution zone with a stamp (11).(Image 1)
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| 1769 |
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 Letter deposited in the post office without a stamp, given that it was indicated as being from the SNR
(National Service of the Republic) as it was addressed to the Civil Governor of the District of Castelo Branco. As it was not considered an official service letter, it was not exempt from franking, so the post office applied (T) and sent it
(17.8.1928) by rail in the Beira Baixa II mobile postal ambulance. The value of 80 cents in postage stamps was applied to the destination mail (double the missing rate). The steps taken by the postman for its delivery were handwritten: "The addressee
has not left any notice. Candelas" - re:z on 19 August 1928. Candelas".(Image 1)
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| 1770 |
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 Portugal. Postage due. Letter dispatched from London, postage of 2 1/2d, postage due for insufficient
postage, in 4$20, in postage due stamps on September 6, 1934, which the recipient did not want to pay, so it was returned to the sender in London, with 10d unpaid. This circumstance led someone at the post office to write with a blue pencil: “Please
see more care is exercised."(Image 1)
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