Subastas Bidspirit | Clube Filatélico de Portugal Subasta 14/6/2025

Clube Filatélico de Portugal, 14/6/2025. 915 lots.

Clube Filatélico de Portugal -

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Lots in this catalog (915)

• Lot 1: Postmaster General of the Kingdom by Royal Appointment * Francisco Coelho – 3rd Postmaster General of the Kingdom from
• Lot 2: Hereditary Postmasters of the Kingdom and Hereditary Postmasters of Sea Letters * Luís Gomes da Mata – 7th Postmaster
• Lot 3: Chief Postmasters * Luís Vitório de Sousa da Mata Coutinho – 9th Chief Postmaster of the Kingdom and 5th Chief
• Lot 4: Hereditary Postmasters * Luís Vitório de Sousa da Mata Coutinho – 9th Postmaster of the Kingdom and 5th Postmaster of
• Lot 5: Hereditary Postmasters of the Kingdom and Hereditary Postmasters of the Sea Letters * José António da Mata Coutinho –
• Lot 6: Abrantes – In red,
• Lot 7: Alonquer – In red, LF ALQ4 on stampless folded letter dated from Alenquer (18.07.1833) to Alcobaça,
• Lot 8: Alonquer – The sepia, LF ALQ3 on stampless folded letter dated from Abrigada (27.03.1820) to Lisbon,
• Lot 9: Alhandra – In black, LF ALH1 on stampless folded letter serving as a power of attorney,
• Lot 10: Almada – The sepia, LF ALM1, on stampless folded letter dated from Almada (28.07.1829) to Lisbon,
• Lot 11: Almeida – In red, LF ALD2, on stampless folded letter dated from Almeida (28.05.1830) to Góis,
• Lot 12: Alvito – In black, LF AVT1, on stampless folded letter dated from Vila Alva (19.12.34) to Évora, exempt from postage.
• Lot 13: Amarante / Segura – In blue, LF AMT-S1 on stampless folded letter dated from Amarante (05.09.1844) to Porto,
• Lot 14: Amarante – In sepia, LF AMT2 on stampless folded letter dated from Amarante (11.01.1819) to Braga,
• Lot 15: Arcos de Valdevez – In blue, LF AVV1 on an undated stampless folded letter, from Arcos de Valdevez to Viana,
• Lot 16: Arganil – In black writing ink, LF AGN1 on stampless folded letter dated from Arganil (21.01.1834) to Coimbra,
• Lot 17: Arouca / Segura – In red and handwritten in sepia, LF ARC1 + LF ARC-Sms1,
• Lot 18: Aveiro + Lisbon * The rate was amended – In black, LF AVR4 + in blue LF LIS-EP1,
• Lot 19: Bemposta * Pinheiro – In sepia, LF BPT2,
• Lot 20: Benedita – In sepia,
• Lot 21: Borba / Segura – In sepia, LF BRB-Sms1 on stampless folded letter dated from Borba (25.02.1835) to Évora,
• Lot 22: Braga / Franca + Porto / Franca – In blue, LF BGR-PP1 + PRT-PP5,
• Lot 23: Cartaxo – In sepia,
• Lot 24: Cartaxo – In black writing ink, LF CTX3,
• Lot 25: Cascais – In blue, LF CSC2, on stampless folded letter dated from Cascais (10.08.1838) to Figueira da Foz,
• Lot 26: Cascais – In sepia, LF CSC1 on undated stampless folded letter to Coimbra, with a rate of 70 réis,
• Lot 27: Castelo Branco – In red, LF CTB2 on stampless folded letter dated from Castelo Branco (22.08.1825) to Lisbon,
• Lot 28: Castro Dairo – In sepia, LF CDR2,
• Lot 29: Celorico – In sepia, LF CLB3 on stampless folded letter dated from Celorico da Beira (25.10.??) to Lisbon (01.11.??),
• Lot 30: Chamusca – In sepia, LF CHM1 on stampless folded letter dated from Chamusca (13.12.1831) to Lisbon,
• Lot 31: Cintra – In sepia, LF SNT1, on stampless folded letter dated from Sintra (14.03.1827) to Lisbon,
• Lot 32: Cintra / Segura – In sepia, LF SNT-Sms,
• Lot 33: Coimbra / Franca – In black, LF CBR-PP1 on stampless folded letter dated from Coimbra (04.09.1836) to Barcelos,
• Lot 34: Coimbra * Seguro – In black, LF CBR-S2 on stampless folded letter dated from Tentúgal (24.11.45) to Porto,
• Lot 35: Coimbra * Solidários – In black, LF CBR1 on stampless folded letter dated from Coimbra (18.11.1800) to Barcelos,
• Lot 36: Covilhã – In sepia,
• Lot 37: Covilhã – In sepia, LF CVL1 on stampless folded letter dated from Covilhã (14.06.17) to Lisbon (21.06.17),
• Lot 38: Estremoz – In black, LF ETZ3, on stampless folded letter dated from Évora Monte (16.03.21) to Estremoz,
• Lot 39: Figueira – In sepia, LF FIG4 on stampless folded letter dated from Figueira da Foz (17.10.1824) to Lisbon,
• Lot 40: Figueiró / Segura – In sepia, LF FVN-Sms1 in stampless folded letter dated from Pedrogão Grande (19.01.1843) to Leiria,
• Lot 41: Fundão – In blue, LF FND1 on stampless folded letter dated from Fundão (31.01.1844) to Covilhã,
• Lot 42: Fundão / Segura – In sepia, LF FND-Sms1, on stampless folded letter dated from Fundão (09.09.1828) to Covilhã,
• Lot 43: Golegã – In blue, LF GLG1 on stampless folded letter dated from Golegã (06.09.1834) to Lisbon (08.09.34),
• Lot 44: Golegã – In red, LF GLG1, on stampless folded letter dated from Tancos (17.12.1831) to Lisbon, with a rate of 25 réis,
• Lot 45: Gouveia – In blue, LF GVA1 on stampless folded letter dated from Vila Cortez (12.12.1849) to Vale de Remígio,
• Lot 46: Gouveia / Segura – In red, LF GVA-S1, on stampless folded letter, dated from Gouveia (18.11.1822) to Covilhã,
• Lot 47: Lagos – In blue, LF LGS3 on stampless folded letter dated from Lagos (09.03.1840) to Lisbon with a rate of 35 réis,
• Lot 48: Lisbon / Madeira – In black, LF LSB1a on stampless folded letter dated from London (08.06.1801) to Madeira,
• Lot 49: ARMÉE DE PORTUGAL * Markings of the French Army in Portugal – In red,
• Lot 50: Lisbon – In red, LF LSB-PP3 on stampless folded letter dated from Lisbon (11.01.1806) to Genoa, by land via France,
• Lot 51: Lisbon / Extraordinary Mail – In black, LF LSB-E1 on stampless folded letter from Lisbon to Coimbra,
• Lot 52: Mangualde / Franca – In green, and handwritten in sepia,
• Lot 53: Moita – In sepia, LF MTA1 on stampless folded letter dated from Moita (23.04.1836) to Vila Franca de Xira,
• Lot 54: Monção / Segura – In sepia, LF MNC-S on stampless cover of letter dated from Monção (13.05.1824) to Coimbra,
• Lot 55: Mondim – In blue, LF MDB2, on stampless folded letter dated from Mondim (23.03.1841) to Rodrigo da Fonseca Magalhães,
• Lot 56: Montemor o Velho – In sepia,
• Lot 57: Montemor-o-Velho – The cuttlefish, LF MMV2, on stampless folded letter dated from Carapinheira (27.05.43) to New York,
• Lot 58: Óbidos / Segura – In sepia, LF OBD-Sms, on stampless folded letter dated from Óbidos (12.02.43) to Lisbon (15.02.43),
• Lot 59: Óbidos – In sepia, LF OBD1 on stampless folded letter dated from Óbidos (23.04.1836) to Marinha Grande,
• Lot 60: Oliveira de Azeméis – In red, LF OAZ2 on stampless folded letter dated from Oliveira de Azeméis (13.04.1833) to Lisbon,
• Lot 61: Peso da Régua / Segura – In sepia,
• Lot 62: Pesqueira – In sepia, LF SJP1 on stampless folded letter dated from S.
• Lot 63: Pesqueira / Segura – In sepia, LF SJP-Sms1, on stampless folded letter dated from S.
• Lot 64: Pinhel / Rate Paid – In sepia, PNH-PPms1 on stampless folded letter dated from Pinhel (10.01.1852) to Coimbra,
• Lot 65: Ponte da Barca / Segura – In sepia,
• Lot 66: Porto * Solidários – In black, LF PRT2 on stampless folded letter dated from Porto (14.12.1799) to Barcelos,
• Lot 67: Porto / Barra do Porto and Stamp Law – In blue LF PRT-BA6 and in red LF PRT-LEY2,
• Lot 68: Porto de Mós / Segura – In sepia,
• Lot 69: Póvoa de Lanhoso * Franca + Porto * Franca – In sepia, LF PVL1 + PVL-PPms + in green/blue LF PRT-PP5,
• Lot 70: Sabugosa – In sepia, LF SBZ1,
• Lot 71: Setúbal – In blue,
• Lot 72: Tondela – In black, LF TND3 on stampless folded letter dated from Lobão (09.04.1852) to Mortágua,
• Lot 73: Torrão – In sepia, LF TRR1, on stampless folded letter dated from Torrão (04.03.1852) to Beja, with a rate of 20 réis,
• Lot 74: Torres Novas – In sepia, LF TNV2 on stampless folded letter dated from Torres Novas (11.04.1829) to Lisbon,
• Lot 75: Trancoso + Lisbon * Rate Amendment – ​​In sepia,
• Lot 76: Viana do Alentejo – In dark blue,
• Lot 77: Viana do Minho / Rate Paid – In sepia, LF VCT-PP1 on stampless folded letter dated from Viana (12.01.1824) to Porto,
• Lot 78: Viana do Minho / Segura – In sepia,
• Lot 79: Viana do Minho / Segura – In sepia, LF VCT-S2,
• Lot 80: Viana / Franca + Monção / Tax Paid – In blue and handwritten in sepia, LF VCT-PP4 + MNC3 + MNC-PPmns?, uncatalogued,
• Lot 81: Vila Real – In black, LF VRL3, on stampless folded letter dated from Lobrigos (13.03.1822) to Viana do Minho,
• Lot 82: Viseu / Segura – In blue, LF VIS-S3, on stampless folded letter of cover dated from Viseu (27.04.52) to Abrantes,
• Lot 83: Vouzela – In sepia, LF VZL3 on stampless folded letter dated from Vouzela (19.06.1831) to Lisbon,
• Lot 84: Angra / Corr. d’ – In black, LF AGH1 on stampless folded letter dated from Angra do Heroísmo (15.02.1833) to S. Miguel,
• Lot 85: São Miguel – In sepia, LF PDL1 on stampless folded letter dated from Ponta Delgada (23.05.1826) to Lisbon,
• Lot 86: Madeira – In sepia, LF FUN1 on stampless folded letter dated from Madeira (06.08.1804) to Lisbon,
• Lot 87: Madeira * In black,
• Lot 88: Madeira * In black, LF FUN3 on stampless folded cover of letter dated from Madeira (28.02.45) to Le Havre (30.04.45),
• Lot 89: Madeira * In black, LF MAD,
• Lot 90: Madeira * In black, LF MAD on stampless folded cover of letter dated from Madeira (25.04.43) to Havre (13.05.43),
• Lot 91: Madeira * In black, LF MAD,
• Lot 92: Madeira * In black, LF MAD, on envelope dated from Funchal (20.02.50) to Bridge of Earne / England (08.03.50),
• Lot 93: Madeira * In blue,
• Lot 94: India – Wrapper of newspaper sent from Portuguese India to Lisbon, with in Alexandria (July / 18??) and Malta,
• Lot 95: Portugal * 1880/81 – King Luiz I. Straight label. Embossing printing. Down rate. MF7j, 10 réis, red-brown, die II,
• Lot 96: Portugal* 1880/81 – King Luiz I. Straight label. Embossing printing. OM7f, 10 réis, red-brown on thick, white,
• Lot 97: Portugal* 1880/81 – King Luiz I. Straight label. Embossing printing. OM7f, 15 réis, red-brown on thick, white,
• Lot 98: Portugal* 1884/87 – King Luiz, front view. Postcards. OM9, 10 réis brown red, on cream cardboard, grid on the back,
• Lot 99: Portugal * Precursors. PORTUGAL ANTIGO E MODERNO. Advertising envelope with adhesive stamp,
• Lot 100: Portugal* 1892/95 – King Carlos I, Diogo Neto type. OM13, 10 réis, lilac-brown on chamois cardboard,
• Lot 101: Portugal * 1894 – King Carlos I Diogo Neto. Postcards. OM13, 10 reis lilac-brown on cream cardboard,
• Lot 102: Portugal * 1892/95 – King Carlos I, Diogo Neto type. OM13, 10 réis, lilac-brown on chamois cardboard.
• Lot 103: Portugal * 1892/95 – King Carlos I, Diogo Neto type. OM13, 10 réis, lilac-brown on chamois cardboard,
• Lot 104: Portugal * 1896 – King Carlos I. OM23, 10 réis, dark green on chamois cardboard,
• Lot 105: Portugal * 1896 – King Carlos I Mouchon. OM28, 30+30 réis, brown on chamois cardboard. Complete reply stationery,
• Lot 106: Portugal * 1913 – 4th Centenary of Vasco da Gama’s Discovery of Route to India.
• Lot 107: Portugal * 1898 – 4th Centenary of Vasco da Gama’s Discovery of Route to India. OM30D, 20 réis,
• Lot 108: Portugal * 1896 – King Carlos I Mouchon. OM34, 25+25 réis, pink on greyish cardboard. Full reply postal stationery,
• Lot 109: Portugal * 1899 – King Carlos I Mouchon. OM35, 40+40 réis, lilac-brown on chamois cardboard.
• Lot 110: Portugal * 1896 – King Carlos I Mouchon. OM36, 25+25 réis, pink on chamois cardboard.
• Lot 111: Portugal * 1907/08 – King Carlos I, Mouchon. OM45, 20 réis, red on cream cardboard.
• Lot 112: Portugal * 1910 – King Manuel II, with “REPUBLICA” overprint from Casa da Moeda, typed in red. OM52, 10 réis,
• Lot 113: Portugal * 1921 – 4th Centenary of India, with surcharge on postcards from Portugal. OM67, $06 s/ 20 réis,
• Lot 114: Portugal * 1918/20 – Ceres. OM61b, 2c, orange on chamois cardboard.
• Lot 115: Portugal * 1918/20 – Ceres. Increased rate. OM62a, 3c, carmine on white cardboard, yellowish.
• Lot 116: Portugal * 1921/22 – Ceres. Increased rate. OM68a, 6c, pink on cream card,
• Lot 117: Portugal * 1923 – Ceres. Increased rate. OM73b, 15c, black, on dark cream card.
• Lot 118: Portugal * 1924 – Ceres. Increased rate. OM74b, 25c, black on chamois cardboard, legend “Address”. Mint stationary,
• Lot 119: Portugal * 1924 – Ceres. Increased rate. OM74b, 25c, black on chamois cardboard.
• Lot 120: Portugal * 1918/20 – Ceres. Rate increase. OM64, 3+3c, carmine pink on white card. Full replay stationary,
• Lot 121: Portugal * 1924 – Ceres. Increased rate. Postcards from 1921/22, with new stamps applied as surcharge and overprint.
• Lot 122: Portugal * 1931 – Lusíadas. OM80, 25c, carmine on white cardboard.
• Lot 123: Portugal * 1936/39 – Tudo pela Nação. OM83, $25, blue on white cardboard. Mint stationary, without damages or repairs,
• Lot 124: Portugal * 1944/45 – Happy Holidays. Caravela stamp, illustrated with drawings by João Carlos Celestino Gomes,
• Lot 125: Portugal * 1953 – Tudo pela Nação, with surcharge. Illustrated on the back with monuments, customs and landscapes.
• Lot 126: Portugal * 1953 – Tudo pela Nação, with surcharge. Illustrated. Portuguese customs. OM126, $50 s/ $25, light blue,
• Lot 127: Portugal * 1957/59 – 3rd and 4th sets “CONHEÇA A SUA HISTÓRIA”. CTT emblem (postilion), without value. OM139 + OM144.
• Lot 128: Portugal * 1921 – Ceres. “COLECÇÃO PORTUGUESA”. Illustrated on the back with watercolours by Alfredo Roque Gameiro.
• Lot 129: Portugal * 1921 – Ceres. “PORTUGUESE COLLECTION”. Illustrated on the back with watercolours by Alfredo Roque Gameiro.
• Lot 130: Portugal * 1942 – Mobilized forces * Tudo pela Nação. Illustrated postcards with Monuments,
• Lot 131: Portugal * 1942 – Mobilized forces * Tudo pela Nação. Postcards illustrated with Monuments,
• Lot 132: Portugal * 1942 – Mobilized forces * Tudo pela Nação. Postcards illustrated with Monuments,
• Lot 133: Portugal * 1879 – King Luiz I. Straight label. Embossed printing. Envelopes. OM1, 25 réis,
• Lot 134: Portugal * 1879 – King Luiz I. Straight label. Embossed printing. Envelopes. OM1b, 25 réis, dark blue, smooth paper,
• Lot 135: Portugal * 1979 – King Luiz I. Straight label. Embossed printing. Envelopes. OM2a, 50 réis,
• Lot 136: Portugal * 1893 – King Carlos I, Diogo Neto type. Envelopes. OM3, 25 réis, green on satin, light-chamois paper.
• Lot 137: Portugal * 1893 – King Carlos I, Diogo Neto. Envelopes. OM3, 25 réis, green on satin light-chamois paper.
• Lot 138: Portugal * 1893 – King Carlos I, Diogo Neto type. Envelopes. OM4, 50 réis, grey-blue on light chamois paper, satin.
• Lot 139: Portugal * 1893 – King Carlos I, Diogo Neto type. Envelopes. OM4, 50 réis, grey-blue on light satin chamois paper,
• Lot 140: Portugal * 1896 – King Carlos I Mouchon. Envelopes. OM5, 25 réis, green on light satin chamois paper.
• Lot 141: Portugal * 1912 — Ceres. MF211, 2 ½c violet, chalky paper, perforation 15x14 in SECRET POSTCARDS, 5th series,
• Lot 142: Portugal * 1912 — Ceres. MF211, 2 ½c violet, dotted paper, perforation 15x14 in SECRET POSTCARDS, 322nd series,
• Lot 143: Portugal * 1912 — Ceres. MF211, 2 ½c violet, dotted paper, perforation 15x14 in SECRET POSTCARDS, 84th series,
• Lot 144: Portugal * 1902 – King Carlos I Mouchon. Letter-cards. OM8, 25+25 réis, green on yellow-orange cardboard.
• Lot 145: Portugal * 1896 – King Carlos I Mouchon. Letter-cards. OM5, 25 réis, green on yellow-orange cardboard,
• Lot 146: Portugal * 1955/57 – Carta Universal. Caravela stamp and “VINTE CENTAVOS” vignette, from “OBRAS SOCIAIS”. OM4, 1$00,
• Lot 147: Portugal * 1961 – Letter-cards exempt from postage * Airmail (Aerograms).
• Lot 148: Azores * 1913 – Ceres. Postcards from Portugal with “AÇORES” overprint. OM41, 2c+2c, carmine on white cardboard.
• Lot 149: Azores * 1912 – Ceres. Envelopes. OM11, 2 ½ c, light violet on yellow paper + OM11b, 2 ½ c, violet,
• Lot 150: Cape Verde * 1879 – King Luiz I. Straight label. Embossed printing. MF4, 25 réis, blue, chamois cardboard, die II.