Brasil
Catalogue 222: EUROPE & OVERSEAS
Sort list :
-
Lot# : 1476 Brasil
Province of Minas Gerais 1836 (May 7): Entire letter endorsed 'S.P.' at top mailed from Serra to the 'President of the Province' in Ouro Preto, struck with dotted rectangular framed SERRA handstamp in brown. Exceptional and very rare - just two strikes of this marking have been recorded (P-MG-57).Starting bid : 150 CHFHammer price : 150 CHFLot# : 1477 Brasil
Lot# : 1478 Brasil
Province of Minas Gerais 1836 (Aug): Entire letter from V. Januaria via V. de Formigas, addressed to the President of the Province, struck on despatch by over-inked V. JANUARIA handstamp in brown alongside perfect strike of oval framed V. DE FORMIGAS handstamp in sepia. Rare and most appealing entire (RHM P-MG-31 & P-MG- 26).Starting bid : 400 CHFHammer price : not soldLot# : 1479 Brasil
Lot# : 1480 Brasil
Province of Minas Gerais 1838 (May 14): Cover from Jacuhy to Rio de Janeiro struck on despatch with superb JACUHY handstamp in brown, mailed via CAMPANHA with straight line transit in black and manuscript '120' reis to pay at upper right. Scarce and attractive entire (RHM P-MG-30 & P-MG-12).Starting bid : 200 CHFHammer price : not soldLot# : 1481 Brasil
Lot# : 1482 Brasil
Lot# : 1483 Brasil
Province of São Pedro 1839 (Dec 27): Entire letter written from Cassapava to Piratini (addressed to the Ministry of the Interior) endorsed at top "S. da R. R." (Servico da Républica Rio-Grandense) struck with fine straight line CASSAPAVA handstamp in black (RHM P-RS-04) with the letter signed by Domingos Almeida, the most important member of the Republic after Bento Goncalves da Silva. Very rare - less than 10 examples of this handstamp are recorded, unique with the "S. da R. R." endorsement.rnrnNote: The entire mailed during the Farroupilha War (Ragamuffin War) where Rio-Grande seceded from Brazil, naming their new country the 'Republic of Piratini'. The Italian Revoultionary Guiseppe Garibaldi fought with the rebels against the Brazilian state. The dispute was resolved in 1845.Starting bid : 500 CHFHammer price : 500 CHFLot# : 1484 Brasil
Province of São Pedro 1840 (March 12): Entire letter written from Cassapava to Piratini (addressed to the Ministry of the Interior) endorsed at top "S. da R." (Servico da Républica) and carried free, struck with fine straight line CASSAPAVA handstamp in black (RHM P-RS-04). Very rare - less than 10 examples of this handstamp are recorded.rnrnNote: The entire mailed during the Farroupilha War (Ragamuffin War) where Rio-Grande seceded from Brazil, naming their new country the 'Republic of Piratini'. The Italian Revoultionary Guiseppe Garibaldi fought with the rebels against the Brazilian state. The dispute was resolved in 1845.Starting bid : 250 CHFHammer price : 250 CHFLot# : 1485 Brasil
1821/31: Entire letters (5) from Rio, Bahia or Pernambuco to France showing five different entry markings, earliest entire per 'Julie Josephine' to Havre with COLONIES PAR / NANTES in black, 1822 entire from Bahia with COL PAR / LORIENT in black, 1827 entire with COLONIES PAR / LE HAVRE in red, 1828 entire 'per Claudine' with boxed PAYS D'OUTREMER / PAR LE HAVRE in red and 1831 entire with framed PAYS D'OUTREMER in black. All strikes very fine.Starting bid : 250 CHFHammer price : not soldLot# : 1486 Brasil
British Post Offices 1834 (March 1): Entire letter from Rio de Janeiro to London endorsed 'p. Reindeer Packet' struck in transit in Falmouth with superb strike of BRAZIL / F skeleton handstamp in green. Charged 3/6d. to pay on arrival with docketing of receipt (May 16). Barely noticeable closed tear at top of address panel, a fine and rare entire.Starting bid : 150 CHFHammer price : 260 CHFLot# : 1487 Brasil
1831/50: Covers/entire letters (8) all to London with 1831 cover from Maranhao via Liverpool charged 3/2d. due, 1840 entire ex Rio 'per Gazelle' via Swansea rated 8d. due, 1841 cover from Pernambuco via Liverpool rated 2/8d., 1842 entire from British P.O. in Rio per 'Express Pkt.' rated 2/9d., 1843 cover with British P.O. in Rio cds (superb) rated 5/6d., similar 1846 entire carried on the 'Peterel' Packet rated 2/9d., 1847 cover via Liverpool on the 'Emilia' rated 8d. and 1850 entire carried on the 'Thomas Arbuthnot' via Penzance. Fair to very fine, a scarce group.Starting bid : 250 CHFHammer price : not soldLot# : 1488 Brasil
1833: Printed annual receipt for Post being delivered to a home address, made out to one Joao Gonzalez Pereira, showing the amount received (10'000 reis) for this service and signed in full by the Postmaster at base. The service was regulated by Articles 52 and 53 of the 1829 Decree. A superb frontispiece for a collection. Rare and most unusual, it is believed but two examples of this form are known.Starting bid : 500 CHFHammer price : not soldLot# : 1489 Brasil
Lot# : 1490 Brasil
1843 (July 27): Entire letter from Sao Paulo to Rio de Janeiro using the pre-philatelic rate with manuscript "50" reis to pay at top, struck with superb strike of circular CORREIO GERAL DE S. PAULO datestamp in blue (July 30), two days prior to the Bullseye issue. Full docketing of receipt inside (August 4). Flap faults on reverse but a rare and most unusual entire. Cert. Moorhouse (2013).rnrnProvenance: Collection Luis Alemany Indarte, Corinphila sale 181, June 2013, lot 5.Starting bid : 400 CHFHammer price : not soldLot# : 1491 Brasil
British Post Offices 1852: Entire letter from Rio to Madeira endorsed 'p. Teviot', prepaid '1s.' in red manuscript and struck with fine Crown PAID AT RIO DE JANEIRO in black, the reverse (opens well for Exhibit display) with fine 'Rio-Janeiro' British P.O. despatch cds (May 14). Handstruck '160' (reis) due marking in black applied on arrival. Scarce and fine entire Gi. CC3 = $ 850/Scott = $ 2'900.Starting bid : 150 CHFHammer price : 220 CHFLot# : 1492 Brasil
1854: Entire letter from Bahia to Porto struck with superb oval COMPANHIA DE PAQUETES VAPOR / LUSO BRASILEIRA / BAHIA in blue, carried on Steamer 'Dona Maria II' and charged '120' (reis) due in black. Reverse with P. TRANSATLANTICO applied in Lisbon, thence via 'Duque do Porto' with framed 'Porto' arrival datestamp (Nov 3) in blue. Scarce and fine.Starting bid : 100 CHFHammer price : not soldLot# : 1493 Brasil
1867: Entire letter from Rio to London endorsed 'pr. Guienne via Bordeaux', struck with 'Rio De Janeiro' cds (Nov 24) in black, circular RIO DE JANEIRO / PAQ. FR. J. No. 2 datestamp in black. Carried on the 'Guienne' and struck with small septagonal "FR. / 2F 96c." Anglo-French accountancy marking in black (Van der Linden fig. 1274). Charged 2/3d. to collect in manuscript with London arrival (Dec 20) in red on reverse of a fine entire. also a 1965 'Journée du Timbre' maximum card showing the 'Guienne'.Starting bid : 240 CHFHammer price : not soldLot# : 1494 Brasil
1843: 30 r. black, 60 r. black and 90 r. black, fine impressions, the 30 r, cancelled by light town handstamp, the 60 r by large part Bahia datestamp and the 90 r. by heavy but near complete 'Correio Geral da Corte' datestamp (6/8) in black. A fine set Scott = $ 2'100+.Starting bid : 750 CHFHammer price : 750 CHFLot# : 1495 Brasil
1843 (Aug 1): 30 reis black, Fine Impression on yellowish paper, a magnificent unused example with large margins all round, minor bends of no significance, a very rare stamp unused, especially so in such a rich dark shade. Cert. Moorhouse (2012) Gi 1 = £ 3'250/Mi. 1 = € 4'200/Scott = $ 4'500.rnrnProvenance: Collection Hugo Goeggel, Corinphila sale 178, Feb. 2013, lot 4002.Starting bid : 2,000 CHFHammer price : 2,000 CHFLot# : 1496 Brasil
1843 (Aug 1): 30 reis black, late Fine / early Intermediate Impression, a used example with 2 mm. 'pli d'accordeon' horizontal paper fold, touched at lower right, with partial manuscript date '1844' and part framed GRAMPARA handstamp (Ayres fig 1311) in magenta ink. A most unusual stamp: given that this issue was the first printed on the American Continent, it is surprising how few errors occurred with the Bullseye issue.Starting bid : 250 CHFHammer price : 350 CHFLot# : 1497 Brasil
Lot# : 1498 Brasil
Lot# : 1499 Brasil
1843 (Aug 1): 30 reis black, Fine Impression in a very deep shade on yellowish paper, Large Plate, State B, a fine used horizontal pair with good to large margins all round, positions 45-46, with part manuscript date at top and fine complete strike of framed GUARATUBA handstamp in brown (Ayres unlisted). A splendid and very rare pair.rnrnProvenance: Collection Hugo Goeggel, Corinphila sale 178, Feb 2013, lot 4040.Starting bid : 500 CHFHammer price : 900 CHFLot# : 1500 Brasil
1843: 30 reis black, Intermediate Impression, a delightful horizontal pair from Plate 3, stamps 1 and 2 from the bottom pane, with large margins on three sides and close but clear with full outer frameline at top right, showing part of adjoining frameline of next stamp at right, used on 1844 entire letter from Rio de Janeiro to Rezende and tied by CORREIO GERAL DA CORTE datestamp in black (November 27). The front panel with slight acid ink fault repaired in the 'José' of the addressee, otherwise in a wonderful state of preservation for a Bullseye entire. Illustrated in Juchert 'Bull's Eyes on Covers' on page 80 - of the 13 covers listed with two 30 reis adhesives used from Rio de Janeiro at least four bear stamps that have been repaired. A wonderful 'No. 1' cover and a very rare and most appealing entire for the connoisseur.rnrnProvenance: Siegel Auction sale 263, New York, Sept. 1963, lot 486; Carmichael & Todd, Nov. 1995; Collection Henry Gessler, Corinphila sale 165, Nov-Dec. 2010, lot 301.Starting bid : 7,500 CHFHammer price : 8,000 CHFLot# : 1501 Brasil
1843 (Aug 1): 60 r. grey-black, Intermediate Impression, a four margined example used on small piece showing the horizontal frameline at base, cancelled by PERNAMBUCO SHIELD datestamp (July 7, 1844) struck in black (Ayres fig. 1548). A most attractive stamp.Starting bid : 150 CHFHammer price : 300 CHFLot# : 1502 Brasil
1843: 30 r. grey-black, worn impression, a used horizontal pair, good to large margins all round, lightly cancelled by 'Correio Geral da Corte' cds, couple of ironed bends and trace of hinge thin but of attractive appearance and scarce. Signed Calves Scott = $ 1'000.Starting bid : 300 CHFHammer price : 400 CHFLot# : 1503 Brasil
1843: 90 reis black, Fine Impression from Second Composite plate, State B, position 13 with 30 reis black, Fine Impression from Second Composite plate, State B, position 7; applied to reverse of 1844 cover at single ship rate of 120 r. from Bahia to a Mr. Vollenweider in Rio de Janeiro tied by CORREIO DE BAHIA datestamp (February 3) in black (Ayres 1605), with repeated strike of datestamp on the obverse. The 30 reis and 90 reis adhesives with vertical marginal lines, the 90 reis showing retouching to frame and the vignette. Illustrated in 'Bulls Eyes on Covers' by Juchert / Maassen on page 63. Just three recorded Bulls Eyes covers are known from Bahia, this being the finest. Rare. Signed Bühler. Certs. RPSL (1995), Moorhouse (2013).rnrnProvenance: Collection Aragao, Corinphila sale 42, Jan. 1955, lot 6167; Collection Norman S. Hubbard, May 1986, lot 2107; Collection Hugo Goeggel, Corinphila sale 178, Feb. 2013, lot 4190.Starting bid : 15,000 CHFHammer price : 18,000 CHFLot# : 1504 Brasil
1843 (Aug 1): 60 reis black, Fine Impression, Second Composite Plate, State A, position 1, a fine large margined unused example from the top left hand corner of the pane showing both the vertical and frameline at left and the upper frameline at top, large margins on all sides. Imperceptible bend but of excellent appearance, of deep colour and large part original browned gum. A remarkable example of this very rare stamp. Cert. Moorhouse (2012) Gi 2 = £ 700/Mi 2 = € 850/Scott = $ 750.rnrnProvenance: Collection Norman S. Hubbard, May 1986, lot 2028; Collection Hugo Goeggel, Corinphila sale 178, Feb. 2013, lot 4059.rnStarting bid : 500 CHFHammer price : 650 CHFLot# : 1505 Brasil
Lot# : 1506 Brasil
FIRST DAY OF ISSUE 1843 (August 1): 60 reis black, early Fine Impression on yellowish paper, the magnificent used example with huge margins all round and showing the horizontal marginal rule at top, tied to large piece by clearly dated rimless CORREIO GERAL DA CORTE datestamp "1-8-1843" in black. A spectacular stamp used on First Day of Issue and the sole recorded example of a Bullseye first day usage on piece. A wonderful rarity in marvellous condition - the first adhesive stamp issued on the American Continent and an important rarity for the philatelic connoisseur. Cert. Moorhouse (2013).rnrnProvenance: Collection Luis Alemany Indarte, Corinphila sale 181, June 2013, lot 19.rnStarting bid : 15,000 CHFHammer price : 16,000 CHFLot# : 1507 Brasil
1843 (Aug 1): 60 reis black, Fine Impression, a delightful used horizontal pair with large margins all round and horizontal frameline at base, in a resonant deep shade cancelled by CORREIO GERAL DA CORTE rimless datestamps in black (May 11, 1844). A delightful pair. rnrnProvenance: Collection Maurice Burrus, April 1963, lot 1271; Collection Angelo Lima, Nov. 1993, lot 30111.Starting bid : 300 CHFHammer price : 900 CHFLot# : 1508 Brasil
60 reis black, Fine Impression on yellowish paper, the superb top marginal horizontal pair, huge margins and full marginal line at top (First Composite plate, State B, positions 2-3) in a resonant deep shade, used on 1844 cover from Pernambuco to Santos, correctly pre-paying the single ship rate of 120 r., tied by PERNAMBUCO SHIELD datestamp (Jan 29) in black (Ayres fig. 1548). Some ageing to the ink and ironed file fold but an extremely attractive and very rare cover. Illustrated in 'Bulls Eyes on Cover' by Juchert / Maassen on page 221; just three covers are recorded with the Pernambuco Shield cancellation on the Bullseye issue - all with different frankings for the 120 reis rate, one of which is repaired and this being without doubt the most beautiful of the three.rnrnProvenance: Collection Norman S. Hubbard, March 1986, lot 2080; Collection Hugo Goeggel, Corinphila sale 178, Feb. 2013, lot 4139.Starting bid : 10,000 CHFHammer price : 10,000 CHFLot# : 1509 Brasil
1843 (Aug 1): 60 reis grey-black, the wonderful unused block of eight, First Large Plate, State B, positions 19-20/25-26/31-32/37-38, with small trace of the vertical frame line at left, the block with large margins all round, position 25 showing pre-printing 'pli d'accordeon' paper fold. Pinhole in position 37 and the lower two stamps affected by minor horizontal bend but a superb and extremely rare unused multiple of stunning appearance.rnrnProvenance: Collection Heitor Lyra, Corinphila sale 45, April 1958, lot 5626; Collection Luis Alemany, Corinphila sale 181, June 2013, lot 11.Starting bid : 10,000 CHFHammer price : 10,000 CHFLot# : 1510 Brasil
1843: 60 r. grey-black, intermediate to worn impression, a fine used horizontal pair with light 'Correio Geral da Corte' datestamp in black, merest hint of corner bend in margin only at upper right and usual minor wrinkle but an a scarce and attractive pair Scott = $ 525+.Starting bid : 350 CHFHammer price : 350 CHFLot# : 1511 Brasil
90 reis black, Early Impression, the famous mint horizontal strip of five from the Second Composite Plate, State A, positions 1-5, showing the vertical marginal connecting line to the 60 reis pane at left, and the full horizontal marginal line at top; a fantastic multiple in a rich shade and of immaculate appearance, one minor bend mentioned for complete accuracy and of no significance and not affecting appearnce of this truly magnificent strip - one of the key items for the Brazil classic philatelist, the second largest mint multiple of the 90 reis.rnrnProvenance: Collection Henry J. Duveen, New York, 1922; Collection Aragao, Corinphila sale 42, Jan. 1955, lot 6131; Corinphila sale 54, Oct. 1970, lot 5168; Collection Tevfik Kuyas, May 1978, lot 178; Collection Norman S. Hubbard, May 1986, lot 2087; Collection Hugo Goeggel, Corinphila sale 178, Feb. 2013, lot 4147.Starting bid : 15,000 CHFHammer price : 17,000 CHFLot# : 1512 Brasil
1843: 90 r. black, fine impression, a used example of good appearance and with large margins all round, cancelled by "Correio Geral da Corte" datestamp (9.8.1843) in black. Large thin at top in margin not detracting from the appearance - a very rare early usage in second week of issue Scott = $ 1'300.Starting bid : 300 CHFHammer price : 420 CHFLot# : 1513 Brasil
Lot# : 1514 Brasil
1843: 90 reis black, late Early Impression in a greyish shade, a horizontal pair with large margins all round, used on November 27, 1843 entire letterfrom NEW YORK, USA to Rio Grande do Sul (U. S. Consul, Pedrick correspondence) and endorsed internally "via Rio de Janeiro", the adhesives tied by CORREIO GEARL DA CORTE datestamps (Jan 29, 1844) in black. Reverse shows manuscript "Forwarded by C. Coleman & Co." and somewhat mothy obverse with with minor tape repairs and manuscript "Vapor". The 180 reis charged paying the double ship rate. Illustrated in 'Bulls Eyes on Cover' by Juchert / Maassen on page 154. Just ten covers are recorded with two 90 reis adhesives, a splendid and famous franking - the earliest known forwarded cover from the United States bearing a Postage Stamp from a country other than Great Britain. Exhibition item.rnrnProvenance: Collection Luis Alemany, Corinphila sale 181, June 2013, lot 214.Starting bid : 7,500 CHFHammer price : 8,500 CHFLot# : 1515 Brasil
30 reis black and 90 reis black, Fine Impressions, each with large margins and showing the frame lines at side or base, some ageing, used on 1846 Insured letter with "Segura" in manuscript on obverse, mailed from Villa Nova da Rainha to Bahia and re-addressed to Sao Paulo, tied by three strikes of rare circular VILLA NOVA DA RAINHA circular handstamps (Ayres unlisted, recorded by Meyer) struck in brown with date in manuscript on second strike (Sept 18). The 90 reis adhesive has been torn on opening and re-affixed. Obverse of cover with CORREIO GERAL DA BAHIA datestamp of re-addressing (Oct 4) in black. The cover affixed for safety reasons to backing paper but this is the sole recorded cover from this town and one of just two recorded Insured Bulls Eye covers. Illustrated in Juchert / Maassen on page 236. Unique. Cert. Moorhouse (2013).rnrnProvenance: Collection M. Ferreira (Nov 1994), lot 2126; Collection Luis Alemany, Corinphila sale 181, June 2013, lot 46.rnStarting bid : 15,000 CHFHammer price : 15,000 CHFLot# : 1516 Brasil
1843 (Aug 1): 90 reis grey-black, Intermediate Impression on yellowish ribbed paper, unused example from Second Composite Plate, State B, position 10, with large even margins all round, minor age spot at left and minor thin on top frameline mentioned for full accuracy, but a most unusual and and very rare variety, most probably unique on this value. Signed Miro. Cert. Moorhouse (2012).rnrnProvenance: Collection Hugo Goeggel, Corinphila sale 178, Feb. 2013, lot 4144.Starting bid : 1,500 CHFHammer price : 3,400 CHFLot# : 1517 Brasil
Lot# : 1518 Brasil
1843 (Aug 1): 90 reis grey-black, Intermediate Impression on yellowish paper, a fine used horizontal pair from the corner of the pane, Second Composite Plate, State B, positions 5-6, showing the horizontal and vertical lines at top and at right and huge margin at right; neatly cancelled by ffine circular CORREOS DE BAHIA datestamp (December 13, 1843) in black (Ayres fig. 1605). A scarce and most appealing multiple. Signed Calves, Holcombe.rnrnProvenance: Collection Hugo Goeggel, Corinphila sale 178, Feb. 2013, lot 4179.Starting bid : 500 CHFHammer price : 2,600 CHFLot# : 1519 Brasil
1843: 90 reis grey-black, late Intermediate Impression on yellowish paper, a used block of six from the First Composite Plate, State B, positions 1-2 / 7-8 / 13-14, horizontal marginal line above the block and inter-pane line above, with vertical marginal line at left and horizontal marginal line at base. The block somewhat stained and with minor imperfections including a pinhole in the margin at base only, cancelled four times by complete strikes of extremely scarce framed IGUASSU handstamps in black (Ayres fig. 1316). Illustrated in the German edition of José Kloke "Die Ochsenaugen", published by Wolfgang Maassen RDP on page 44. A very rare multiple and Exhibition piece.rnrnProvenance: Collection Hugo Goeggel, Corinphila sale 178, Feb. 2013, lot 4185.Starting bid : 5,000 CHFHammer price : 5,000 CHFLot# : 1520 Brasil
1843: 30 reis grey-black, Intermediate Impression, a fine large margined example sharing small piece with 1845 Inclinado 60 r. grey-black tied by bold strike of framed ALDEIA DA PEDRA handstamp (Ayres fig. 1192) struck well in pale blue. Illustrated in Taveira 'The Slanted Numerals Handbook' on page 414 and in 'Carimbos sobre os olhos-de-boi' by H. B. Ferreira on page 8. Possibly cleaned but a famous and most attractive combination piece in outstanding quality - in our opinion the finest of all of the few recorded Bulls Eye combination usages. Signed Calves. Copy of cert. B. Moorhouse (2013).rnrnProvenance: Collection Alfred H. Caspary, June 1958, lot 499.rn Collection Reinhold Koester, Corinphila sale 70, March 1984, lot 4327.rn Collection Everaldo Santos, March 2001, lot 12.rn Collection Luis Alemany, Corinphila sale 181, June 2013, lot 221.rnrnNote: This piece, in common with the other eight recorded first and second issue combination usages (three are not lsted by Taveira in 'Slanted Numerals Handbook', all three ex the José Joacquim Lima Silva Muniz De Aragao collection, Corinphila sale 42, January 1955, lots 6150, 6168 and 6197) has always been contentious. The late Paulo Comelli believed this piece was 'bad' due to the colour of the postmark being in a pale blue. However the description in the Caspary sale states the 30 reis to be 'toned' and this describer believes the pale colour of the postmark is probably due to a slight bleaching when the piece was cleaned by a previous owner.Starting bid : 15,000 CHFHammer price : 10,000 CHFLot# : 1521 Brasil
Lot# : 1522 Brasil
Lot# : 1523 Brasil
1850/61: 'Goat's Eyes'. the predominantly used collection with 10 r. black with single and marginal block of four, 20 r. with pair and vertical strip of three, 90 r. with eight examples incl. a horizontal pair, 180 r. unused and used (7), 300 r. used (5, incl. a pair), 600 r. used (3); 1854 10 r. blue with two single examples and a block of four, 30 r. blue used (2), 1861 280 r. red superb unused and used (8, incl. a fine vertical pair) and 430 r. yellow unused and used (8, incl. a fine vertical pair and one example cancelled in red). A delightful lot in the foremost quality.Starting bid : 3,200 CHFHammer price : not soldLot# : 1524 Brasil
Lot# : 1525 Brasil
1846/76: Covers (4) with 1846 cover to Santos with London and British P.O. 'Rio-Janeiro' cds in black, 1859 entire letter from Rio to Lisbon rated '150' reis in black, 1872 entire from Bahia to Portugal with 1850 60 r. black tied ny BAHIA handstamp and rated '150' on arrival; and a cover from France to Montevideo per 'Poitou' franked by 1871/75 Cérès 10 c. pair and 80 c. from Marseille, taxed '10' in circle on arrival. Generally fine, a scarce group.Starting bid : 200 CHFHammer price : 200 CHFLot# : 1526 Brasil
1865 (March 24): Cover from Rio de Janeiro to Zug, Switzerland franked at double rate by vertical pair of 1861 430 r. yellow, clear to large margins, tied by lozenge of dots in black. 'Correio Geral da Corte / Brazil' cds of despatch alongside (March 24) and framed P.D. in red. Circular 'Brésil / Bordeaux' entry marking alongside and reverse with Basel and Zug datestamps (April 20). Cover with closed vertical tear at right and the stamps have been lifted and replaced; however an extremely rare cover. Cert. Moorhouse (2013).Starting bid : 1,000 CHFHammer price : 1,100 CHFLot# : 1527 Brasil
Lot# : 1528 Brasil
Lot# : 1529 Brasil
1866: Dom Pedro 500 r. orange, 200 r. black and 100 r. green all used on double rate cover endorsed 'pr. Sénégal' to Bordeaux, all tied by 'Cross' handstamps in black with framed P.D. in red (rate altered from triple to double). French Paquebot 'RIO DE JANEIRO / PAQ. FR. J. No. 2' datestamp (Nov 16) on obverse and arrival on reverse. File fold away from adhesives and some internal strengthening of the paper but a rare and most attractive three colour franking.Starting bid : 400 CHFHammer price : 440 CHFLot# : 1530 Brasil
Lot# : 1531 Brasil
Lot# : 1532 Brasil
1882/84: 200 r. pale rose, Type II, used as single franking on 1889 cover from Venezuelan Consul in Rio (cachet on reverse) mailed to Caracas, Venezuela, tied by 'Rio de Janeiro' cds (April 6) in black. Endorsed 'via Barbados' at top but backstamped ST. THOMAS in transit (April 29). A very rare destination for Brazilian mail of this date.rnrnProvenance: Collection Angelo Lima.Starting bid : 200 CHFHammer price : 240 CHFLot# : 1533 Brasil
1843/1890c.: Collection on Schaubek leaves with 1843 60 r. used, 1844 Inclinados to 90 r. used, 1850 Goats Eyes with 300 r. and 600 r. used amd a page with values in black and in blue with cancellation interest, 1861 280 r. vermilion and 430 r. yellow used, 1866 perf. 300 r. used, Dom Pedros complete with further page showing some fine cancellations in black, blue, red and purple; imprint singles and 'Aus Brasilien' markings etc., a most attractive lot.Starting bid : 300 CHFHammer price : 850 CHFLot# : 1534 Brasil
1928/34: Specialised collection of the postal history of Condor and Varig companies in two albums, 65 covers showing routes and rates with a fine array of express and registered usages, many covers bearing diff. markings as 'MP' (Mao Propria = by Hand) to indicate the transfer between the airlines and the Brazilian postal system, incl. first flights as Joint Service Condor - Lloyd Aereo Boliviano on 1930 Rio - La Paz (Muller 81), 1930 (March 21) Condor first flight Rio - 'Cap Arcona' - Berlin, further a Condor - Varig mixed franking on cover from Pelotas via Porto Alegre (Condor) to Rio de Janeiro (Varig), many different domestic usages as well as some interesting Varig combination frankings with a few sent to Germany. A fine and attracitve assembly, all neatly mounted up and described on album pages. An excellent basis for further expansion.Starting bid : 1,000 CHFHammer price : 3,000 CHF
Sort list :