Bidspirit auctions | Clube Filatélico de Portugal Auction Apr 5, 2025

Clube Filatélico de Portugal, Apr 5, 2025. 616 lots.

Clube Filatélico de Portugal -

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Lots in this catalog (616)

• Lot 1: Correios Mores * Luís Gomes da Mata – 7th Chief Postmaster of the Kingdom and 3rd Chief Postmaster of Sea Letters from
• Lot 2: Alcácer do Sal – In black, LF ASL2 + STB2,
• Lot 3: Alhandra – In sepia, LF ALH1 on stampless folded letter dated Subserra (09.05.1830) to Lisbon, with a rate of 20 réis,
• Lot 4: Arcos de Valdevez – In blue, LF AVV1 on undated stampless folded letter, from Arcos de Valdevez to Viana,
• Lot 5: Atouguia da Baleia – In black,
• Lot 6: Batalha – In blue,
• Lot 7: Benedita – In sepia, LF BND1 on stampless folded letter dated from Turquel (29.04.36) to Leiria,
• Lot 8: Caldas da Rainha – In green,
• Lot 9: Carregado – In blue,
• Lot 10: Chaves / Franca + Porto / Franca + Lisbon / Franca – In blue,
• Lot 11: Coimbra / Seguro – In black,
• Lot 12: Condeixa – In sepia, LF CND2 on stampless folded letter dated Condeixa (31.10.15) to Lisbon,
• Lot 13: Elvas – In sepia, LF ELV2 on stampless folded letter dated from Elvas (27.10.1805) to Lisbon, with a rate of 30 réis,
• Lot 14: Ferreira – In black,
• Lot 15: Guarda / Segura – In red, LF GRD-S2 on stampless folded letter dated (26.04.1826) to Seia, exempt from postage (R.S.).
• Lot 16: Lisboa / Correio Extraordinário – In black, LF LSB-E1 on stampless folded cover for a letter from Lisbon to Coimbra,
• Lot 17: Lisboa / Correio Extraordinário – In black,
• Lot 18: Pombal – In black, LF PBL2, on stampless folded letter dated Pombal (13.10.21) to Lisbon, with a rate of 30 réis,
• Lot 19: Portalegre – In black, LF PTG1,
• Lot 20: Serpa / Seguro – In dark sepia, LF SRP-S1 on stampless folded letter dated Serpa (13.07.1841) to Beja,
• Lot 21: Viana do Minho – In dark sepia, LF VCT4, on stampless folded letter dated from Viana (04.03.1818) to Lisbon,
• Lot 22: Viana do Minho / Segura – In sepia,
• Lot 23: Vila Real – In sepia, LF VRL1, on stampless folded letter dated Lobrigos (06.11.1816) to Viana do Minho,
• Lot 24: Vila Real – In blue, LF VRL5, on stampless folded undated cover of letter, from Vila Real to Porto,
• Lot 25: Viseu – In sepia, LF VIS2, on stampless folded letter dated from Viseu (29.11.28) to Mortágua, exempt from postage (R.
• Lot 26: Viseu / Segura – In red, LF VIS-S2 on stampless folded letter dated from Viseu (30.12.1828) to Mortágua,
• Lot 27: Madeira – In black, LF FN2, on stampless folded letter dated from Madeira (14.07.1824) to Lisbon,
• Lot 28: Porto / Ley do Selo – In green,
• Lot 29: Porto / Ley do Selo – In green/blue and red, respectively,
• Lot 30: Lisboa / Franqueada – In blue, LF LSB-PP6 on stampless folded letter dated from Lisbon (15.09.1851) to Coimbra,
• Lot 31: Lisboa / Segura – In black, LF LSB-S2, in a stampless printed form dated from Lisbon (23.11.1804) to Fronteira,
• Lot 32: Lisboa / Correio Mor Marks – In black, LF LSB-DIV1 on stampless folded letter dated Tavira (27.05.1799) to Lisbon,
• Lot 33: Lisboa – In black, LF LSB4 on stampless folded cover of a letter from Lisbon to Porto, with a rate of 40 réis,
• Lot 34: Lisboa / Casa da Saúde do Porto de Belém / Carta Estrangeira de Navio – Lisboa / Health Centre of the Port of Belém /
• Lot 35: Lixa – Dark sepia, LF LXA1 on stampless folded letter dated from Lixa (28.11.??) to Lisbon, with a postage of 70 réis,
• Lot 36: Loulé – In sepia,
• Lot 37: Mangualde – In dark blue,
• Lot 38: Mangualde – In green, LF MGL2,
• Lot 39: Mangualde / Franca – In green, and handwritten in sepia, LF MGL2 and LF MGL-PPms1,
• Lot 40: Mangualde / Segura – In green and sepia, LF MGL2 + MGL.Sms2,
• Lot 41: Melgaço – Sepia manuscript, LF MLGms1 on stampless folded letter dated S. Gregório (23.02.1844) to Porto (27.02.44),
• Lot 42: Mértola – In black, LF MTL1,
• Lot 43: Mesão / Segura – In sepia, LF MSF1 + MSF-Sms1 on stampless folded cover of a letter dated Mesão (11.07.1812) to Porto,
• Lot 44: Mesão / Segura – In sepia, LF MSF2, and “SEGURA” (uncatalogued), on the cover of an undated letter from Mesão to Porto,
• Lot 45: Monção – In red, LF MNC3, on stampless folded cover of a letter sent from Monção to Braga,
• Lot 46: Moura – In sepia,
• Lot 47: Moura / Segura – In sepia, LF MRA1 + MRA-Sms1,
• Lot 48: Mourão + Lisboa / CART mark – In sepia and black respectively,
• Lot 49: Odemira – In black/blue, LF ODM3, on stampless folded letter dated from S.
• Lot 50: Peso da Régua – In blue, LF PRG3, on stampless folded letter dated from Régua (16.10.36) to Porto,
• Lot 51: Peso da Régua – In blue, LF PRG2, on stampless folded letter dated from Régua (24.05.1847) to Porto,
• Lot 52: Peso da Régua – In sepia, LF PRG2, on stampless folded cover of an undated letter from Régua to Porto,
• Lot 53: Portugal * Reprints from 1885 * 1878/79 – King Luiz I. Straight label. Embossed printing. OM1, 15 réis,
• Lot 54: Portugal * 1878/79 – King Luiz I. Straight label. Embossed printing. OM1a, 15 réis, red-brown on medium cardboard,
• Lot 55: Portugal * 1878/79 – King Luiz I. Straight label. Embossed printing. OM1a, 15 réis, red-brown on medium cardboard,
• Lot 56: Portugal * 1878/79 – King Luiz I. Straight-edge ribbon. Embossed printing. OM1a, 15 réis,
• Lot 57: Portugal * 1878/79 – King Luiz I. Straight label. Embossed printing. OM1d, 15 réis,
• Lot 58: Portugal * 1878/79 – King Luiz I. Straight label. Embossed printing. OM2, 25 réis, dark carmine on chamois cardboard,
• Lot 59: Portugal * 1879 – King Luiz I. Straight label. Embossed printing. OM4, 20 réis, light blue on chamois cardboard,
• Lot 60: Portugal * 1879 – King Luiz I. Straight label. Embossed printing. OM4d, 20 réis, blue on medium cream cardboard,
• Lot 61: Portugal * 1879 – King Luiz I. Straight label. Embossed printing. OM4f, 20 réis, blue on medium cream cardboard,
• Lot 62: Portugal * 1979 – King Luiz I. Straight label. Embossed printing. OM5, 30 réis, green on thin chamois cardboard,
• Lot 63: Portugal * 1979 – King Luiz I. Straight label. Embossed printing. OM6, 20+20 réis, blue on thin chamois cardboard,
• Lot 64: Portugal * 1879 – King Luiz I. Straight label. Embossed printing. OM6b, 20+20 reis, light blue, die I, with “Sr.
• Lot 65: Portugal * 1879 – King Luiz I. Straight label. Embossed printing. OM6f, 20+20 réis, dark blue, die I, with “Sr.
• Lot 66: Portugal * 1880/81 – King Luiz I. Straight label. Embossed printing. Drop rate. OM7, 10 réis,
• Lot 67: Portugal * 1880/81 – King Luiz I. Straight label. Embossed printing. Drop rate. OM7, 10 réis,
• Lot 68: Portugal * 1880/81 – King Luiz I. Straight label. Embossed printing. Drop rate. OM7, 10 réis,
• Lot 69: Portugal * 1880/81 – King Luiz I. Straight label. Embossed printing. Drop rate. OM7, 10 réis,
• Lot 70: Portugal * 1880/81 – King Luiz I. Straight label. Embossed printing. Drop rate. OM7c, 10 réis,
• Lot 71: Portugal * 1880/81 – King Luiz I. Straight label. Embossed printing. Drop rate. OM7c, 10 réis,
• Lot 72: Portugal * 1880/81 – King Luiz I. Straight label. Embossed printing. Drop rate. OM7c, 10 réis,
• Lot 73: Portugal * 1880/81 – King Luiz I. Straight label. Embossed printing. Drop rate. OM7d, 10 réis,
• Lot 74: Portugal * 1880/81 – King Luiz I. Straight label. Embossed printing. Drop rate. OM7g, 10 réis, red-brown on thick,
• Lot 75: Portugal * 1884/87 – King Luiz I, front view. OM9d, 10 réis, red-brown on chamois cardboard, with grid on the reverse,
• Lot 76: Portugal * 1884/87 – King Luiz I, front view. OM9a, 10 réis, red-brown on chamois cardboard, with a grid on the back,
• Lot 77: Portugal * 1884/87 – King Luiz I, front view. OM9d, 10 réis, red-brown on chamois cardboard, with a grid on the back,
• Lot 78: Portugal * 1884/87 – King Luiz I, front view. OM9d, 10 réis, red-brown, on chamois cardboard, with a grid on the back,
• Lot 79: Portugal * 1884/87 – King Luiz I, front view. OM9f, 10 réis, red-brown on chamois cardboard,
• Lot 80: Portugal * 1884/87 – King Luiz I, front view. OM9, 10 réis, grey-green (unusual colour), on cream cardboard,
• Lot 81: Portugal * Commemorative postmarks * 1892/95 – King Carlos I, Diogo Neto type. OM13, 10 réis,
• Lot 82: Portugal * 1893 – King Luiz I, front view. Provisional, with overprint “Válido 1893”. MF19, 10 réis,
• Lot 83: Portugal * 1896 – King Carlos I Mouchon. OM23b, 10 réis, green on cream cardboard.
• Lot 84: Portugal * 1896 – King Carlos I Mouchon. OM28, 30+30 réis, brown on chamois cardboard. Full paid reply postcard,
• Lot 85: Portugal * 1898 – 4th Centenary of the Discovery of the Sea Route to India.
• Lot 86: Portugal * 1898 – 4th Centenary of the Discovery of the Sea Route to India.
• Lot 87: Portugal * 1898 - 4th Discovery of the Maritime Route to India Centenary. OM29, 10 réis,
• Lot 88: Portugal * 1898 – 4th Centenary of the Discovery of the Sea Route to India. OM30A, 20 réis,
• Lot 89: Portugal * 1898 – 4th Centenary of the Discovery of the Sea Route to India. OM30C, 20 réis,
• Lot 90: Portugal * 1898 – 4th Centenary of the Discovery of the Sea Route to India. OM30D, 20 réis,
• Lot 91: Portugal * 1899 – King Carlos I Mouchon. OM35, 40+40 réis, lilac-brown on chamois cardboard. Full paid reply postcard,
• Lot 92: Portugal * 1900/04 – King Carlos I Mouchon. OM36a, 25 réis, pink on cream cardboard. Mint postcard,
• Lot 93: Portugal * 1910 – King Manuel II. OM51, 10+10 réis, green on chamois cardboard + OM51, 20+20,
• Lot 94: Portugal * 1910 – King Manuel II. OM51, 20+20 réis, carmine on white cardboard. Full paid replay postcard,
• Lot 95: Portugal * 1910 – King Manuel II, with overprint “REPUBLICA” from Casa da Moeda. Set of 3 postcards: MF52, 10 réis,
• Lot 96: Portugal * 1912 – Ceres. OM56, 1c, green on chamois cardboard. Mint stationery, without damages or repairs,
• Lot 97: Portugal * 1912 – Ceres. OM56b, 1c, green on pinked-chamois cardboard. Circulated in Lisbon (14.05.12).
• Lot 98: Portugal * 1912 – Ceres. OM57, 2c. Proof of postal stationery, in dark carmine, on THICK cardboard (not approved),
• Lot 99: Portugal * 1912 – Ceres. NOT ISSUED. Reply postal stationery, 1+1c, green, on chamois cardboard,
• Lot 100: Portugal * 1912 – Ceres. OM58, 2+2c. Colour proof of postal stationery, in dark carmine,
• Lot 101: Portugal * 1912 – Ceres, with the National Coat of Arms on the left. OM59b, 1c, dark green on cream cardboard.
• Lot 102: Portugal * 1912 – Ceres, with the National Coat of Arms on the left. OM59b, 1c, green, on cream cardboard,
• Lot 103: Portugal * 1912 – Ceres, with National Coat of Arms on the left. OM59d, 1c, green on pinked chamois cardboard.
• Lot 104: Portugal * 1918/20 – Ceres. Increase rate. OM61, 2c, ochre on dark chamois cardboard.
• Lot 105: Portugal * 1918/20 – Ceres. Increase rate. OM61b, orange on chamois cardboard.
• Lot 106: Portugal * 1918/20 – Ceres. Increase rate. OM64, 3+3c, carmine pink on white cardboard. Full paid reply postcard,
• Lot 107: Portugal * 1922/24 – Increase in postage. Ceres, with surcharge + Ceres, with new stamps applied as surcharge.
• Lot 108: Portugal * 1924 – Ceres. Postage increase. OM74, 25c. Colour proof of postal stationery in ochre-orange,
• Lot 109: Portugal * 1924 – Ceres. Postage increase. OM74, 25c. Colour proof of postal stationery in brown, colour not approved,
• Lot 110: Portugal * 1924 – Ceres. Increase rate. OM74a, 25c, black on chamois cardboard, caption “Enderêço”,
• Lot 111: Portugal * 1924 – Ceres. Increase rate. OM74a, 25c, black on chamois cardboard, caption “Enderêço”.
• Lot 112: Portugal * 1924 – Ceres. Increase rate. OM74a, 25c, black on chamois cardboard, legend “Enderêco”.
• Lot 113: Portugal * 1924 – Ceres. Increase rate. OM74a, 25c, black on chamois cardboard, legend “Enderêço”.
• Lot 114: Portugal * 1924 – Ceres. Increase rate. OM74a, 25c, black on pinked chamois cardboard (not catalogued),
• Lot 115: Portugal * 1924 – Ceres. Increase rate. OM74a, 25c, black on chamois cardboard, legend “Enderêço”.
• Lot 116: Portugal * 1924 – Ceres. Increase rate. OM74a, 25c, black on chamois cardboard, legend “Enderêço”.
• Lot 117: Portugal * 1924 – Ceres. Increase rate. OM74a, 25c, black on chamois cardboard, legend “Enderêço”.
• Lot 118: Portugal * 1924 – Ceres. Increase rate. OM74b, 25c, black on chamois cardboard, legend “Endereço”.
• Lot 119: Portugal * 1924 – Ceres. Increased rate. OM74b, 25c, black on chamois cardboard, legend “Endereço”.
• Lot 120: Portugal * 1924 – Ceres. Postcards from the 1921/22 issue, with new stamps applied as a surcharge. OM76, 25c,
• Lot 121: Portugal * 1924 – Ceres. Postcards from 1921/22 with new stamps applied as surcharge and overprint. OM77,
• Lot 122: Portugal * 1931 – Lusíadas. OM79, 25c, dark green-blue on chamois cardboard. Mint postcard, without damages,
• Lot 123: Portugal * 1931 – Lusíadas. OM79, 25c, dark green-blue on chamois cardboard,
• Lot 124: Portugal * 1943 – Caravela. OM98, $30, dark brown on white cardboard. Circulated with an additional stamp,
• Lot 125: Portugal * 1943 – Caravela. OM98a, $30, brown on white cardboard.
• Lot 126: Portugal * 1949/50 – Caravela. OM116, $50, dark lilac-pink on white cardboard.
• Lot 127: Portugal * 1952 – Happy Holidays postcards * Stamp type “Caravela”. OM123, $50, lilac-pink, no. 160 (Student),
• Lot 128: Portugal * 1957 – Postilhão. OM138, $50, dark lilac-brown on white cardboard. Circulated in Lisbon (15.07.59).
• Lot 129: Portugal * 1957 – Postilhão. OM138, $50, dark lilac-brown on white cardboard. Circulated in Lisbon (11.07.55).
• Lot 130: Portugal * 1962 – Postilhão stamp. Reply-paid postcard. OM148, $50 + $50, violet-red on white cardboard.
• Lot 131: Portugal * 1976 – Landscapes and Monuments. OM164, 2$00 (Domus Municipalis – Bragança), lilac-red on white cardboard.
• Lot 132: Portugal – 1978/81 – Landscapes and Monuments + Work Instruments. Two postcards: OM171, 4$00, dark blue,
• Lot 133: Portugal * 1981 – OM189, 1$50 (Torre de Belém) + 5$50 (Manual Loom). Circulated in Maia (18.09.81).
• Lot 134: Portugal * 1991/98 – Portuguese Navigators + Professions and Personalities of the 19th Century.
• Lot 135: Portugal * 1910 – King Manuel II. Letter-cards. OM11a, 50 réis, blue on greenish cardboard, with perforation type C.
• Lot 136: Portugal * 1912 – Ceres. Letter-cards. OM17, 2 ½ c. Colour proof in brown on yellow cardboard,
• Lot 137: Portugal * 1912 – Ceres. Letter-cards. OM17, 2 ½ + 2 ½ c. Proof in brown on yellow cardboard,
• Lot 138: Portugal * 1879 – King Luiz I. Straight label, Embossed printing. Envelopes. Set of two circulated envelopes: OM1,
• Lot 139: Portugal * 1879 – King Luiz I. Straight label. Embossed printing. Envelopes. OM1b, 25 réis, dark blue, smooth paper,
• Lot 140: Portugal * 1879 – King Luiz I. Straight label. Embossed printing. Envelopes. OM1b, 25 réis, dark blue,
• Lot 141: Portugal * 1879 – King Luiz I. Straight label. Embossed printing. Envelopes. OM2b, 50 réis, pink, smooth paper,
• Lot 142: Portugal * 1896 – King Carlos I Mouchon. OM5, 25 réis, green on light chamois paper, satin.
• Lot 143: Azores * 1944 – Issued in Lisbon. Postage-free postcards. Military Expedition to the Azores. OM FM7, red-brown,
• Lot 144: Portugal * 1912 – Ceres, with the National Coat of Arms on the left. National Series / 6 Postcards / 5 centavos. OM59a,
• Lot 145: Portugal * 1918/20 – Ceres * Increase rate. National Series / 6 postcards / 11 centavos. OM61, 2c,
• Lot 146: Portugal * 1918/20 – Ceres * Increase rate. National Series / 6 postcards / 11 centavos. OM61b, 2c,
• Lot 147: Portugal * 1921 – Ceres. “COLECÇÃO PORTUGUESA”. Illustrated on the back with watercolours by Alfredo Roque Gameiro.
• Lot 148: Portugal * 1921 – Ceres. “COLECÇÃO PORTUGUESA”. Illustrated on the back with watercolours by Alfredo Roque Gameiro.
• Lot 149: Portugal * 1921 – Ceres. “COLECÇÃO PORTUGUESA”. Illustrated on the back with watercolours by Alfredo Roque Gameiro.
• Lot 150: Portugal * 1920 – Ceres. Private postcards. OM4D, 2c, ochre on white cardboard. Issued by Vaz & C.ª,