2426

Sale number: 82

Portuguese Colonies General Issues: Issues for African Colonies: The following 18 lots are the common designs used for the Portuguese African Colonies: Portugal: African Colonies: 1864 D. Luis design proofs in strips of three of the 20 Reis and 200 Reis with bar through value, also singles proofs of the 50 Reis,, 200 Reis, 300 Reis, 1000 Reis, and three used examples. (13) Photo.

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2427

Sale number: 82

Portuguese Colonies General Issues: Issues for African Colonies: Imposto do Selo (Stamp Duty): 1864 20R., 200R. and 1000R. used. Barata 1, 3, 5.

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2428

Sale number: 82

Portuguese Colonies General Issues: Issues for African Colonies 1867 General Arms issue, proofs of the 10 Reis (pair), 30 Reis (pair), 60 Reis (pair and strip of three) all with bar through values, also used examples of the 30 Reis (3), 60 Reis (4). Photo.

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2429

Sale number: 82

Portuguese Colonies General Issues: Issues for African Colonies: 1868 Arms issue, proof page with twenty-three values from 10 Reis to 9000 Reis, ex Casa da Moeda, Lisbon, manuscript endorsement ''Ultramar'' (Overseas), most attractive. Photo.

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2430

Sale number: 82

Portuguese Africa: Imposto do Selo (Stamp Duty): 1868 Royal Coat of Arms 50R. pair one with ''5'' in ''50'' inverted, unused, rare. Photo.

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2431

Sale number: 82

Portuguese Colonies General Issues: Issues for African Colonies: 1868 Arms issue, miniature proof sheetlets (5) of multi value, imperforate die reprints on wove paper, all with bars through value. Values printed from 10 Reis to 9000 Reis. Photo.

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2432

Sale number: 82

Portuguese Colonies General Issues: Issues for African Colonies: 1868 Arms issue, small specialised collection with proofs of 100 Reis and 1000 Reis (without bar), similar but with bars, 100 Reis proof on thick card. Issued stamps block of ten 200 Reis with gutter strip between (unused), values to 2000 Reis mint or unused (11), used to 1000 Reis (11), 1000 Reis with partial doubling of 1000 Reis proving value printed in two operations (unique?), also two documents, 1880 Bill of Exchange with 1000 Reis, 1886 Affidavit with mixed issues. Photo.

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2433

Sale number: 82

Africa: Imposto do Sello (Stamp Duty): 1876 Royal Coat of Arms imperforate proofs of 40R., 400R., 800R. and 2000R., all overprinted ''PROVA'' (Barata 36, 41, 42, 44), also used 30R., 60R., 100R., 400R. and 1000R. Photo.

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2434

Sale number: 82

Portuguese Colonies General Issues: Issues for African Colonies: 1876 Arms issue, proofs, complete set of twenty-four values, 10 Reis to 9000 Reis all overprinted small ''PROVA''. Barata 35-56. Photo.

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2435

Sale number: 82

Portuguese Colonies General Issues: Issues for African Colonies: 1876 Arms issue, proofs (8) values to 1000 Reis, overprinted ''PROVA'' large type, (complete set may not have been issued with large Prova type). Photo.

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2436

Sale number: 82

Portuguese Colonies General Issues: Issues for African Colonies: 1876 Arms issue, a specialised collection, incl. mint or unused (11), used (10), documents (2), also left and right half panes of 100 Reis and 200 Reis, 400 Reis block of thirty-five (half pane) mint.

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2437

Sale number: 82

Portuguese Colonies General Issues: Issues for African Colonies: 1917 Colonial Head issue, Degima da Juros (Interest Tax) twelve different perforated colour trials. Photo.

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2438

Sale number: 82

Portuguese Colonies General Issues: Issues for African Colonies: Medicamentos (Medicine tax), 1910 two imperforate proofs, mint and used ''Ultramar'' (used damaged as normal), also 1942 Pharmaceutical tax, seven imperforate proofs affixed to Archive card as colour trials. Photo.

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2439

Sale number: 82

Portuguese Colonies General Issues: Issues for African Colonies: 1917 Colonial Head issue, Medicamentos (Medicine Tax) twelve different perforated colour trials,also an imperforate proof on chalky paper. Photo.

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2440

Sale number: 82

Portuguese Colonies General Issues: Issues for African Colonies: 1917 Colonial Head issue, Imposto de Policia (Police Tax) twelve different perforated colour trials, these revenue stamps were never used. Photo.

Price Realised £120

2441

Sale number: 82

Portuguese Colonies General Issues: Issues for African Colonies: 1917 Colonial Head issue, imperforate proofs (6), mounted on card (203 x 153mm.) from archives of Casa da Moeda, with Contribuicao Induxtrial and Imposta do Selo with manuscript annotations for colours, etc. Unique. Photo.

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2442

Sale number: 82

Portuguese Colonies General Issues: Issues for African Colonies: 1917 Colonial Head issue, imperforate proofs for Contribuico Industrial (5), Medicamentos (6), Imposto de Policia (4) and Degima de Juros (7), different papers and colours. Photo.

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2443

Sale number: 82

Portuguese Colonies General Issues: Issues for African Colonies: 1917 Colonial Head issue, imperforate proofs in various colours, comprising Decima de Juros (Interest Tax. 5), Medicamentos (Medicine Tax, 6) and Imposto de Policia (Police Tax, 6). Photo.

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2444

Sale number: 82

Portuguese Colonies General Issues: Issues for African Colonies: 1917 Colonial Head issue, imperforate colour trials, six different taxes in miniature sheets (3) of six in grey, red, blue, part sheetlets (four stamps), in mauve and brown. Photo.

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2445

Sale number: 82

Portuguese Colonies General Issues: Issues for African Colonies: 1917 Colonial Head issue, a detailed study of this issue with different perforations, papers, values to 100$00 used, small piece with 480$00 tax, incl. scarce 100$00 (4, Barata 140), etc. (135)

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2446

Sale number: 82

Portuguese Colonies General Issues: Issues for African Colonies 1972 (circa) die proofs taken from original dies, distinguishable by square bracket border lines. Printed in near original colours, seven different dies from four different taxes. An important record of the dies that exist in Casa da Moeda. Photo.

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