Bidspirit auctions | Frazao Auctions - Philately Portugal Auction Feb 23, 2025

Frazao Auctions - Philately Portugal, Feb 23, 2025. 1060 lots.

Frazao Auctions - Philately Portugal -

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Lots in this catalog (1060)

• Lot 1686: Pre-philately. Letter sent from Alter on September 20, 1822, Alter ALT 1 black mark, exempt from postage for being S.N.
• Lot 1687: Pre-philately. Letter sent from Alvito on March 1, 1837, Alvito AVT 1 black mark (R 5) 30 manuscript postage, to Évora.
• Lot 1688: Pre-philately. Letter sent from Elvas on September 16, 1834, Elvas ELV 4 sepia mark (R 3), 30 reis postage, to Lisbon,
• Lot 1689: Pre-philately. Letter written in Évora on October 25, 1801, Estremoz ETZ 1st sepia mark (R6) (the oldest known),
• Lot 1690: Pre-philately. Letter sent from Elvas on March 14, 1849, Elvas ELV 7 blue/green mark (R 5), 30 reis postage, to Lisbon,
• Lot 1691: Pre-philately. Letter sent from Évora on March 6, 1838, Évora EVR 3 black mark (R 2), handwritten postage of 25 reis,
• Lot 1692: Pre-philately. Letter sent from Évora on September 22, 1830, Évora EVR 2 red mark (Rar. 5), (well struck),
• Lot 1693: Pre-philately. Letter sent from Évora on January 15, 1828, Évora EVR 2 black mark (R 6), (well struck mark),
• Lot 1694: Pre-philately. Letter sent from Évora on March 7, 1849, Évora EVR 4 black mark, 25 reis postage, to Lisbon,
• Lot 1695: Pre-philately. Letter sent from Cabeço de Vide on May 1, 1839, Fronteira FTR 1 blue mark (R7) 30 reis postage,
• Lot 1696: Pre-philately. Letter sent from Amareleja on 27.12.1851, marked at the Moura Post Office MRA 1 in black,
• Lot 1697: Postal history. Pre-philately. Manuscript with the proceeds of the Ourique Post Office for the month of April 1834,
• Lot 1698: Postal history. Pre-philately. Letter sent from FARO on 3.9.1824, FAR1 rar4, in sepia,
• Lot 1699: Postal history. Pre-philately. Letter sent from SILVES on 30.9.1840, SLV1 rar3, in black, postage 35 reis, to Lisbon
• Lot 1700: Postal history. Pre-philately. Letter sent from Estômbar on 15.10.1848, mark ALAGOA LGA1 rar4, sepia, postage 35 reis,
• Lot 1701: Porto * Designation of origin marks * Maritime Corr.º – In black,
• Lot 1702: Pre-philately. Letter written in Rio de Janeiro on March 9, 1830, delivered on board the “Rio Ave”,
• Lot 1703: Pre-philately. Maritime Mail. Composite Rates. A letter written in Rio de Janeiro on February 13, 1852,
• Lot 1704: Pre-philately. Maritime Mail. Composite Rates. Letter cover written in Rio de Janeiro on 13.11.1852,
• Lot 1705: Postal history. Pre-philately. RIGA.1822. Letter from Riga, 26.10.1822, sent via Coruña,
• Lot 1706: Postal history. Pre-philately. Portugal. Letter written in Kilmarnock, Scotland on June 3, 1823,
• Lot 1707: Postal history. Pre-philately. Postage amendment. Letter sent from Lisbon to Sines on 19.12.1849,
• Lot 1708: Postal history. Pre-philately. Postage amendment. Letter sent from Vª Real on 7.3.1840,
• Lot 1709: Madeira – In black, LF FUN3, on the cover of a letter dated from Madeira (08.09.28) to Lisbon,
• Lot 1710: Postal History. Pre-philately. Letter sent from Lisbon on July 20, 1816, to Madeira. Mark LSB 2, in black, (R4),
• Lot 1711: Pre-philately. Letter sent from Lisbon on 5.3.1803, to Madeira, where it arrived on 15.3.
• Lot 1712: Pre-philately. Letter dispatched from Lisbon on October 10, 1805, to Madeira, where it arrived on October 12.
• Lot 1713: Pre-philately. Letter written in Benguela on 3.7.1829, destined for Rio de Janeiro, where it was received on 8.7.
• Lot 1714: Postal History. Pre-philately. Pair of letters sent from Coimbra on 1 August 1868 and 4 November 1868 to Luanda,
• Lot 1715: Postal History. Pre-philately. Gibraltar. Letter sent to Hunt, Newman, Roope from Gibraltar on 12.2.1835,
• Lot 1716: Pre-philately. Letter written in Porto on July 24, 1826, sent to Lisbon, delivered to the Agent of the British packets,
• Lot 1717: Lisbon * “E” – Foreign origin indicators (land mail) – In black,
• Lot 1718: Postal history. Pre-philately. Letter sent from Gibraltar 2.1.1817, released in the S.
• Lot 1719: Postal history. Pre-philately. LISBON F. 1824. Letter from Lisbon, aboard the “Windsor Castle, on the Tagus”,
• Lot 1720: Postal history. Pre-philately. Sea Mail. Letter sent from Dartmouth on 18.5.1809, where the postage of 2/9 was paid,
• Lot 1721: Portugal. Peninsular War. 1812. The retreat of the French troops from the 3rd invasion, still on Spanish territory.
• Lot 1722: Spain Portugal. Notice from the Portuguese postal service, sent from Lisbon on 19.11.1851, sent to San Fernando,
• Lot 1723: Postal History. Portugal. United Kingdom. Letter sent from Groton on 9 January 1865, unfranked, to London. In London,
• Lot 1724: Foreign. Belgium, Portugal, Austria. Undated pre-philatelic letter (but with indication of 1773),
• Lot 1725: Hereditary Postmasters * António Gomes da Mata Coronel – 6th Postmaster of the Kingdom and 2nd Postmaster of Sea
• Lot 1726: Chief Postmasters * Luís Vitório de Sousa da Mata Coutinho – 9th Chief Postmaster of the Kingdom and 5th Chief
• Lot 1727: Pre-philately. Letter sent from Amarante on 3.4.1831, to Lisbon. It was marked in Amarante with AMT 3 in red (R5),
• Lot 1728: Mirandela – Handwritten in sepia,
• Lot 1729: Barcelos – In black, LF BCL1 on a letter dated from Barcelos (14.01.22) to Vila da Feira, with the postage of 25 réis,
• Lot 1730: Braga – In black, LF BRG1 on a letter dated from Amares (06.04.20) to Porto, with the postage of 20 réis,
• Lot 1731: Cabeceiras – In sepia, LF CBC1, on a letter dated from Cabeceiras de Basto (17.04.20) to Porto,
• Lot 1732: Pre-philately. Letter sent from Ramada on July 25, 1818, Cabeceiras CBC 1 sepia mark, poorly struck as usual,
• Lot 1733: Guimarães – In black / sepia, LF GMR1, on a letter dated from Guimarães (08.10.16) to Lisbon,
• Lot 1734: Pre-philately - Melgaço – In sepia, LF MLG-ms1 in a letter dated from S.
• Lot 1735: Pre-philately. Letter sent from Melgaço on November 12, 1847,
• Lot 1736: Monção – In black, LF MNC3,
• Lot 1737: Postal history. Pre-philately. 1848. Letter from PENAFIEL (PNF 2, blue), issued on 16.7.1848, to Porto,
• Lot 1738: Pre-philately. Letter sent from Ponte da Barca, undated, (1836 to 1846) marked PTB 3, to Coimbra,
• Lot 1739: Pre-philately - Ponte da Barca – In blue, LF PTB2 on an undated cover letter,
• Lot 1740: Pre-philately - Ponte da Barca / Segura – In dark blue,
• Lot 1741: Postal history. Pre-philately. Letter sent from PONTE DO LIMA on 11.8.1846, mark PTL3, rar 3, reddish sepia,
• Lot 1742: Pre-philately - Valadares – In blue, LF VLD1 in a letter dated from Valinha (27.10.48) to Porto,
• Lot 1743: Valadares – Sepia manuscript, LF VLD-ms1, in a letter dated from Valadares (23.03.46) to Porto (27.03.46),
• Lot 1744: Vila Nova da Cerveira – Handwritten in sepia, LF VNC ms2,
• Lot 1745: Postal history. Pre-philately. Letter sent from CASTELO BRANCO on 30.3.1841, CTB1 rar2, in blue, postage 35 for Lisbon,
• Lot 1746: Postal history. Pre-philately. Letter dated 6.4.1842, fromYour Grace of CERVEIRA, VNC ms3 rar3, postage 25 reis,
• Lot 1747: Pre-philately. Letter written in Coimbra, mark CBR 6 in black (R5),
• Lot 1748: Pre-philately. Letter sent from Condeixa on July 25, 1849 CND 2 black, 30 postage to Lisbon, arriving on July 27 (R3).
• Lot 1749: Postal history. Pre-philately. Letter sent from Tortosendo on 28.5.1850, COVILHÃ mark CVL1 rar 3, deteriorated, sepia,
• Lot 1750: Postal history. Pre-philately. Letter sent from VILA DA FEIRA on 15.3.1816, VFR1 rar4, sepia, postage 40 reis,
• Lot 1751: Pre-philately Fafe – in sepia, LF FAF1,
• Lot 1752: Pre-philately. Letter sent from Figueira da Foz on October 17, 1824 mark FIG 4 sepia, 60 postage to Lisbon (R4).
• Lot 1753: Postal history. Pre-philately. Cover of a letter, undated, sent from FEIRA, mark VFA 2, sepia, to Lisbon 14.10,
• Lot 1754: Postal history. Pre-philately. Letter sent from ALCOBAÇA on 27.1.1841, ACB2 rar2,
• Lot 1755: Pre-philately. Incomplete letter from Alenquer, ALQ blue mark (R4) written on June 9, 1840, postage of 30 reis,
• Lot 1756: Postal history. Pre-philately. Letter sent from ATOUGUIA DA BALEIA on 7.2.1837, mark ATB1 rar8, in black,
• Lot 1757: Pre-philately. Letter sent from Cartaxo on May 14, 1844, Cartaxo CTX 3 blue mark (Rar. 3), 20 reis postage, to Lisbon,
• Lot 1758: Postal history. Pre-philately. 1843. Letter from the SNR, sent from Óbidos on 20.1.1843,
• Lot 1759: Postal history. Pre-philately. 1849. Letter from the SNR, Caldas da Rainha, written on 17.10.1849,
• Lot 1760: Postal history. Pre-philately. Carta Franca, sent from Cintra on 3.11.1845, to Porto. CINTRA mark (SNT 1 rar3) in blue,
• Lot 1761: Postal history. Pre-philately. Letter sent from Praia da Nazaré on 4.8.1847, marked NZR2 rar7, in blue, to Lisbon,
• Lot 1762: Postal history. Pre-philately. Cover of a letter, undated, sent from Lisbon to Vila Real de S. António,
• Lot 1763: Pre-philately. Letter dispatched from London on January 24, 1827,
• Lot 1764: Pre-philately. Letter dated from Lisbon on July 4, 1849, Lisbon date stamp and postage of 40 reis.
• Lot 1765: Pre-philately. Letter dated from Lisbon on September 6, 1847,
• Lot 1766: Postal history. Pre-philately. Letter sent from Lisbon on 16 July 1846. Postal fraud.
• Lot 1767: Postal history. Pre-philately. 1830. Letter from Pernambuco, dated 5.10.1830,
• Lot 1768: Postal history. Pre-philately. 1836. Letter from Paris, written on 7.1.1836, marked PP,
• Lot 1769: Posted history. Pre-philately. Denmark. Letter from Copenhagen dated 26.5.1827, dispatched on 1.6, by Hamburg, 1.6,
• Lot 1771: Postcard from D. Luis de 10 reis, sent from Setúbal to Lisbon on 5.4.1884
• Lot 1772: Portugal * 1879 – D. Luís I. Straight ribbon. Relief printing. OM4f, 20 réis blue, die II on medium cardstock, suede.
• Lot 1773: Postal Stationery. D. Luis relief. IP of 20 reis, sent from Lisbon on May 8, 1886, via London on May 11, to Bogota,
• Lot 1774: Postal stationeries. Portugal. D. Luis Relief.
• Lot 1775: 1879 – D. Luís I. Straight ribbon. Embossed printing. Envelopes. OM2a, 50 réis,
• Lot 1776: Portugal * 1884/87 — D. Luís I, facing. OM9c, 10 réis dark red-brown with grid on the back, on suede cardstock.
• Lot 1777: Postal Stationery. Madeira. D. Luis Stamped. IP of 20 reis dispatched from Funchal on December 21, 1898, to Germany.
• Lot 1778: Portugal * 1884/87 – King Luís I. Facing. OM10, 20 réis, pink, cream cardstock.
• Lot 1779: Postal stationery. Portugal. France. 20 reis postal stationery, D. Luis OM#24, sent from Leiria to Paris 28.1.189,
• Lot 1780: Postal stationery. Portugal. Austria. Postal stationery of 20 reis, D. Luis OM#10, sent from Lisbon on 2.6.1891,
• Lot 1781: Entire Postcard of D. Carlos de 10 reis, green cardboard, sent from Lisbon on 21.10.1895, to Amora-Seixal.
• Lot 1782: Postal stationery. Portugal. 10 reis postal stationery, D. Carlos OM#22 with additional stamp of 10 reis Mouchon,
• Lot 1783: Postal stationery. Portugal. Netherlands. 20 reis postal stationery, D. Carlos OM#14,
• Lot 1784: Portugal. I.P of 10 reis, D. Carlos Mouchon, sent from Lisbon on April 20, 1910, to Jerusalem,
• Lot 1785: Postal stationery. Portugal. Spain. 25 reis postal stationery, D. Carlos Mouchon OM#36, sent from Carril 19.1.1901,
• Lot 1786: Postal stationery. Portugal. Jamaica. 25 reis postal stationery, D.
• Lot 1787: Portugal * 1896 – D. Carlos I Mouchon. OM24, 20 réis violet-gray on suede cardstock.
• Lot 1788: Portugal * 1896 – D. Carlos I Mouchon. OM6, 50 réis, blue, on light suede paper, satin.
• Lot 1789: Portugal * 1896 – D. Carlos I Mouchon. OM5, 25 réis, green on light chamois paper, satin.
• Lot 1790: Portugal * 1907 – D. Carlos I Mouchon, with the legend “DEZ RÉIS”. OM42, 10 réis, dark green-blue on cream cardboard.
• Lot 1791: Railway Mail. Portugal. 25 reis postal envelope D. Carlos Mouchon,
• Lot 1792: Postal stationery. Portugal. 20 reis postal stationery, D. Carlos Mouchon OM#39, sent from Porto on 5.1.1907 to Paris,
• Lot 1793: Postal stationery. Portugal. Turkey. 20 reis postal stationery, D. Carlos Mouchon OM#17,
• Lot 1794: Postal stationery. Portugal. Germany. Postal stationery of 30 reis with reply paid, D. Carlos Mouchon, OM#28,
• Lot 1795: 1896 – D. Carlos I, Mouchon type. OM6, 50 réis, blue, on suede paper.
• Lot 1796: 1898 – 4th Centenary of the Discovery of the Maritime Route to India. OM30A, 20 réis, violet-gray (Pena Castle),
• Lot 1797: Portugal. Envelope of 25 reis D. Manuel, with additional postage of 25 reis (5+20), sent from Lisbon on February 3,
• Lot 1798: Portugal * 1910 – D. Manuel II. Letter cards. OM12, 25+25 réis, brown on yellow cardstock, perforation B.
• Lot 1799: Portugal * 1910 – D. Manuel II. OM49, 20 réis, carmine on light suede cardstock (not catalogued by OM). New specimen,
• Lot 1800: Postal stationery. D. Manuel S/C manual Republic.
• Lot 1801: Portugal * 1910 – D. Manuel II, with “REPUBLICA” overprint. Envelopes. OM9, 25 réis,
• Lot 1802: Postal stationery. IP Ceres type 1 centavo, with a strip of 4 of ¼ centavos added to make the postage 2 centavos,
• Lot 1803: Postcard from the post office, with a fee of 1 centavo, printed,
• Lot 1804: Portugal * 1912 – Ceres, with National Shield on the left. OM59a, 1c, dark green on suede cardstock,
• Lot 1805: Postal Cards, Portugal 1918/20 – Ceres. OM61b, orange on suede cardstock. Circulated in Lisbon (04.02.21),
• Lot 1806: Postal Stationery. Portugal. Ceres. IP of 2 cents orange,
• Lot 1807: Postcard from the post office, printed with a fee of 2 centavos, sent (15.12.1918) from Lisbon to Lousa (16.12).
• Lot 1808: 1918/20 – Ceres. Postage increase. OM61, 2c, ochre on suede cardstock.
• Lot 1809: 1921/22 – Ceres. Postage increase. OM68a, 6c, pink, on cream cardstock,
• Lot 1810: Letter-ticket from the post office, with a fee of 2 1/2 centavos, printed,
• Lot 1811: Portugal * 1924 – Ceres.
• Lot 1812: Portugal. Ceres. “Centennial postcards, with green surcharge and surcharge”, on mainland BP.
• Lot 1813: Postal Stationeries Portugal. Complete series of continental postcards with green Republic overprint and surcharge,
• Lot 1814: Portugal. Centenary of India IP, with REPUBLICA overprint, dispatched from Lisbon on 19 April 1921.
• Lot 1815: Postal Stationery. “Centenary postcards, with green overprint and surcharge”, on BP from the Continent.
• Lot 1816: Postal Stationery. “Centennial postcards, with green overprint and surcharge”, on BP Madeira.
• Lot 1817: Postal Stationery. “Centenary postcards, with green overprint and surcharge”, on BP Madeira.
• Lot 1818: Postal Stationery. “Centenary postcards, with green overprint and surcharge”, on BP Madeira.
• Lot 1819: Postal Stationery. “Centenary postcards, with green overprint and surcharge”, on BP Madeira.
• Lot 1820: Postage stamps. $25 Christmas stamp, with additional $10 cent stamp, sent from Lisbon on 12/23/1936, to London.
• Lot 1821: Portugal * 1935 – All for the Nation. OM82, 1$00, red-carmine on cream cardstock, not catalogued by OM. New specimen,
• Lot 1822: Entire Postals 1937 – All for the Nation. Set of 4 IP's illustrated on the back with monuments, customs,
• Lot 1823: Portugal. Postal Ticket exempt from postage, Christmas of the expeditionary-1941. Written in Angra,
• Lot 1824: Inteiro postal. Proofs. Postal All for the Nation” from 1937, unnumbered series, With “SPECIMEN” in blue
• Lot 1825: Portugal. Postal Ticket exempt from postage, Christmas of the expeditionary-1942. Written in S. Vicente de C.
• Lot 1826: Postcards 1944 SPP Advertisement Get to Know Your Land, 3rd series, Postilhão.
• Lot 1827: Postcards 1947 SPP Propaganda Lisbon City Council, 4th series, Postilhão.
• Lot 1828: Postcards 1948 SPP Propaganda Lisbon City Council, 5th series, Postilhão.
• Lot 1829: Postcards 1948 – Get to Know Your Poetry, "Camões" series OM#110.
• Lot 1830: Postcards 1948 – Meet your Prose Writers, "Padre António Vieira" series OM#111.
• Lot 1831: Postcards 1952 (May 13) – Alluding to Our Lady of Fátima, Postillion.
• Lot 1832: Postcards 1953 OM#128 Series C with wood engravings by Jaime Martins Barata.
• Lot 1833: Postcards 1953 OM#128 Series D with drawings by Manuel Lima.
• Lot 1834: Postcards 1953 OM#128 Series E with drawings by Max Braumann.
• Lot 1835: Postcards 1953 OM#128 Series F with photograph by Ferrugento Gonçalves.
• Lot 1836: Postcards 1953 OM#124 Series G with wood engravings by ANTONIO LINO.