Portugal: 1895 St Anthony 21/2r. (small fault at top) to 1,000r. set, mainly good to fine used. S.G. 327-41. (15) Photo. (Image1)

Portugal: Porte Franco: União dos Atiradores Civis Portugueses: 1899-1910 imperf. bicoloured colour trials (9), set mint, complete sheets of 30 of the 1901 (without gum), 1902 (without gum or lower margin) and 1906 (with gum) issues, Sociedade de Geografia de Lisboa 1903 label (pink lined background) used on 1903 (Aug. 30) wrapper showing Society label sent within Lisbon (slight staining and creasing), also single used 1906, and 1909 yellow background label mint and used. (114 + 1 cover)

Portugal: Maritime Mail: Lisbon: An exceptional range of 34 items from 1793 onward on leaves and stockcards, scarcer markings incl. “C. Est. de N.” types 1 in black, red and blue, type 2 in blue (2) and black type 3 in black (2), “PAGOU DE FRANQUIA PELO PAQUETE” in double ring on 1858 incoming, 1856, 1860 and 1863 outgoing items, “ILHAS” on 1822 entire from Angra (framed “G.M.” on reverse), and on 1866 entire from Fayal, “TERRA” lemon on 1861 entire from Sinés, “CORO. MARITIMO” on 1862 large part entire from Wales and envelope from Angola, rectangular framed “VIA DE MAR” on 1868 (2) and 1874 items, “PROVINCIAS/23 10 78/ULTRAMARINAS” (both types) on 1878 entires to Figueira, etc. Ex Weeden. Photo. (Image1)

Portugal: Maritime Mail: Lisbon: The British Packet Office, Straight line “LISBON” handstamp type 2 on 1807 entire to Jerez de la Frontera, type 5 on 1812 to London, type 8 on 1831 to Birmingham and 1842 to Kirkcudbright, unlisted framed type on 1847 to Mareille via London, also 1795 entire from Madeira to Bristol without handstamp but with ms. note recording despatch from Lisbon. Ex Weeden.

Portugal: Maritime Mail: Lisbon: Fined Mail, 1873, long envelope to Lisbon discovered privately carried and consequently heavily fined, the carriage of mail being a Government prerogative. Handstruck “600” and fined six times normal rate resulting in a charge of 4,200 reis payable. Oval framed “ADMINISTRAÇAO CENTRAL DO CORREIO DE LISBOA/PAGOU PORTE/E/MULTA” cachet and Lisbon arrival of Apr. 14 1873, two vessels, the Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. “Neva” and the Pacific Steam Navigation Co. “Edinburgh Castle” both having arrived on this day. Very rare. Ex Weeden. Photo. (Image1)

Portugal: Maritime Mail: Oporto: An exceptional range of 17 items from 1813 to 1866 on leaves and stockcards, incl. first type “CORO. MARITIMO” on 1813 entire to Bahia, “BARRA/DO/PORTO” marks (6 types), oval Porto datestamp on 1859 entire to Paris via England, “P. TRANSATLANTICO” double ring on 1863 to Pernambuco, etc. Ex Weeden. Photo. (Image1)

Portugal: Military Mail: World War I, a selection of eleven items mainly addressed to Portuguese destinations, incl. 1916 incoming p.p.c. and outgoing cover from manoeuvres at Cacem with special c.d.s., forces in France with cachets and scarce incoming 1918 cover to a member of the 4th Brigade, forces in Angola 1915 p.p.c.’s (2), etc. Ex Weeden.

Portugal: Military Mail: Colonial Wars 1963 to 1974, selection of seventeen items, incl. Angola, Cape Verde, Portuguese Guinea, St Thomas & Prince Is. and Timor with a good range of cachets, also 1930 and 1958 Colégio Militar cards used. (19 items) Ex Weeden.

Portuguese Colonies: Macao: 1945-47 Charity Tax 50a. lilac and buff unused marginal block from the foot of the sheet, some light diagonal creasing otherwise in good condition. S.G. C414. Photo. (Image1)

Portuguese Colonies: St Thomas and Prince Islands: 1938 postage and air set, mainly fine mint. S.G. 344-370.