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Lot 286
Box containing a collection of early and scarce British & world postage stamps bagged and sorted by country. To include an 1856 Van Diemensland (Tasmania) 4d & 1d stamp, two 1860 New South Wales 3d stamps, two 1861 Natal 3d stamp, an 1851 George Washington 3c stamp and a 1855 George Washington 10c stamp. Also to include an 1840 Penny Black with red Maltese cross postmark and a 2d blue.
Lot 287
Great Britain. Four well filled collector's postage stamp albums comprising of British issues and arranged in consecutive order from Victoria to Elizabeth II. To include an imperforated 1d red stamp, two 2d blue stamps, a 1938 Edward VIII 1d four stamp set (mint unused condition) & George VI 1939 10s, 5s & 2/6d stamps. (4)
Lot 290
Four well filled collector's postage stamp albums comprising of British Commonwealth Australian, Canadian & New Zealand issues. To include two 1857 Van Diemensland (Tasmania) 4d stamps, early New Zealand imperforated stamps such as an 1858 2d & an 1862 6d. Also an 1859 Canada postage 5c beaver stamp. (4)
Lot 10
A signet, turned ivory handle, silver engraved stamp with square shield: I Macedo; II Castelo Branco; III Feio; IV Costa; helmet and crest of Macedo - coats of arms granted, on December 22, 1767, to João José de Macedo Feio da Costa de Castelo-Branco, Portuguese, 19th C. (1st half), small ivory restoration, unmarked silver, pursuant to Decreto-Lei no. 120/2017, of 15 September - art. 2, no. 2, subparagraph c)., Dim. - 9 cm
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Lot 291
RESENDE, André de, O.P.- [...] ANTIQVITATVM LV- | SITANIÆ, ET DE MV- | nicipio Eborensi | Lib. V. | ORATIONES ITEM, EPISTOLÆ | Historica, & poemata omnia, quotquot | reperiri potuerunt. | In Hispania diligenter ab amico collecta, nunc | primum fumma diligentia edita. | Seriem sequentes pagina ostendent. | Ad CC. VV. | NICOLAVM ET SIMONEM RODE- | ricios fratres, Lusitanos.- Coloniae Agrippinae: In Officina Birckmannica sumptibus Arnoldi Mylij, Anno salutis M. DC. [1600].- [24], 346, [4] p.; 15 cm.- E., Junto com: -----.- [...] SCRPTORVM | NVNC SIMVL EDI- | TORVM. | TOMVS ALTER, | QVO QVID CONTINEA- | tur, vide lector. poste epistolam | dedicatoriam.- Coloniae Agrippinae: In Officina Birckmannica sumptibus Arnoldi Mylij, Anno salutis M. DC. [1600].- [2], 90 [aliás 86], [4], 304, [26] p. ; 15 cm.- E., Edition of the works by André de Resende (1500-1573), very graphically prepared, printed in Cologne in the last year of the 16th century. The two volumes form a bibliographic unit, but have different titles and contents. The first volume contains “Antiques of Lusitânia”, one of the most sought after works by Resende, a Dominican religious, intellectual and humanist, born in Évora, a pioneer in the field of archeology in Portugal. The second consists of a collection of several texts by the author, namely, the life of “Vincentivs levita et martyr”, the “Encomium Erasmi”, the “Urbis Lovaniensis Academia encomium”, various poems, speeches, epistles, etc. The two volumes are slightly trimmed and with slight browning, but in general very clean. Stamp by Parisian bookseller Jean Maisonneuve & Fils, on the two free endpapers. Full vieux rouge shagreen bindings (19th century?). Barbosa Machado, I, p. 165. Palau, 262168. Not mentioned in the main catalogues consulted.
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Lot 299
SOUSA, Frei Luis de, O.P.- VIDA | DE DOM FREI BERTOLAMEV | dos Martyres da Orde[m] dos Pregadores | ARCEBISPO E SENHOR DE | BRAGA PRIMAS DAS ESPANHAS | Repartida em seis liuros com a soleni- | dade de sua tresladação | Por Frei Luis Cácegas da mesma Orde[m] | & Cronista della na Prouincia de Portugal. | Reformada em estilo & ordem & ampliada | em sucessos & particularidades de nouo achadas | por Frei Luis de Sousa da mesma Or- | dem & filho do conuento de | Bemfica.- Impresso na notavel Villa de Viana a custa da mesma Villa por Niculao Carualho, Anno 1619.- [4], 280 [i. é 282], [5] f.: 1 portada grav., 1 retrato grav.; 27 cm.- E., Original edition of the first book was printed in Viana da Foz do Lima (today Viana do Castelo), according to Inocêncio, the rarest and most esteemed of all. Fr. Luís de Sousa (1555-1632), whose secular name is Manuel de Sousa Coutinho, was born in Santarém. He was around 20 years old when he was captured by privateers off Sardinia and imprisoned for two years in Algiers, where he met Cervantes. In 1577 he was freed and in 1583 he married D. Madalena de Vilhena, with whom he lived in Spain and traveled to South America (Panama and Peru). In 1614, the two decided to enter the religious life, him joining to the Convent of St. Dominic of Benfica and she to the Convent of Sacrament in Lisbon. Fr. Luís was the chief chronicler of his order and is considered one of the most brilliant authors of the Portuguese language. Don Fr. Bartolomeu dos Mártires, O.P. (1514-1590), Archbishop of Braga, a prominent figure in the Portuguese Church of the 16th century, was beatified by Pope John Paul II and, in 2016, canonized by Pope Francis. The copy, very cropped, preserves, in addition to the engraved title, the rare portrait of the Saint, signed Ioan Schorkens fecit (Ernesto Soares, Dictionary, 389) with several restorations to wormholes, which indicates the provenance of another copy. First preliminary sheet with reinforced inner margin; second preliminary sheet with an oval stamp or seal (27 mm) that is repeated twice on the first sheet of text. Otherwise, a clean and solid copy. Ex-libris of AGC on the back cover and of Cândido Xavier da Costa, on the free endpaper. Stamp by T. Norton and former ownership inscription of Joseph Fernandes Braga, on the engraved title. Binding from the first half of the 20th century, in full red sheepskin, with elaborate gold tooling on the covers (multiple ornamental borders) and on the amateur spine: roll on the squareds andgilt edge on the top. Inocencio, V, p. 328. Samodães, 3249. Arouca, S 523.
Lot 308
LEÃO, Duarte Nunes de.- REPERTORIO | DOS CINQVO LIVROS | DAS ORDENAÇÕES COM | addições das lejs extrauagan- | tes, dirigido ao muito Illustre | Senhor Dom Francisco Cou | tinho, Conde do Redon- | do, Regedor da justi- | ça deste Reino. | Per o Licenciado Duarte Nu | nez do Lião, Procura- | dor da casa da Sop- | pricação.- Em Lixboa: Per Ioam Blauio de Colonia. M. D. LX. [1560].- [2], 112 f.; 28 cm.- E., Duarte Nunes (1530-1608), erudite historian, graduated in Law, chronicler and judge of the Casa da Suplicação, after the death of Cardinal King Henrique warmly embraced the cause of Filipe I, whose right to succession he defended in writing against those who they challenged him. An important 16th century typographic type, produced by João Blávio de Colónia, a German printer who worked in Lisbon between 1554 and 1563, having produced more than 50 typographic works. The two preliminary pages include: title page, with title framed in an architectural xilographic frame; on the verso, royal charter dated October 2, 1559; followed by the dedication MVITO ILLVSTRE Senhor (to D. Francisco Coutinho, Count of Redondo); on the verso, a small block of 14 lines AOS LECTORS, with information on the organization of the work. Copy slightly cropped and with slight brwoning, but generally clean and solid; small wormhole, poorly restored, in the upper outer corner of nine leaves (I1 to K1). Modern oval stamp, from the Almir de Andrade Library, on the pastedown. Binding from the 20th century, full sheepskin (slight wear on the joints), with gold closed panels on the spine. Anselmo, 335. Samodães, 2248. National Library (16th century), 411. D. Manuel II Library, 247.
Lot 329
MURPHY, James.- Travels in Portugal through the provinces of Entre Douro e Minho, Beira, Estremadura and Alem-Tejo in the years 1789 and 1790. Consisting on the manners, customs, trade, public buidings, arts, antiquities, &c. of that Kingdom.- London: Printed for A. Strahan, T. Cadell Jun. and W. Davies, 1795.- XII, 311, [1 br.] p.: XXIV gravuras; 32 cm.- E., James Murphy (1760-1814), Irish architect, visited Portugal between 1788 and 1790, with the aim of studying and recording in drawings our country's monuments and antiquities. The trip was sponsored by William Burton Conyngham, collector, antiquarian and patron of the arts. Original edition illustrated with 24 copperplate prints, not coloured, representing customs, monuments, antiquities, inscriptions and a plan of Lisbon (the portrait found in rare copies and which the present does not include does not belong to the edition). Remarkable copy for having belonged to the library of the two last kings of Portugal: D. Carlos I (stamp with the crowned DC monogram on the title page) and D. Manuel II (ex-libris on the back cover). Slight cropping (Carmine edge), keeping good margins and occasional light browning (some engravings with slight stains). Full sheepskin contemporary binding, slightly worn, with a jasper patina and gilt decoration on the spine (with traces of wormholes). Duarte de Sousa, 511. Foulché-Delbosc, 197 A. Catalogue of the Royal Library, Correio-Velho, June 1989, lot nº 654 (same copy).
Lot 8
A signet, turned ivory handle, engraved silver stamp with coat of arms - per pale: I - Mascarenhas; II - Coutinho; Mascarenhas helmet and crest, Portuguese, 18th C. (2nd half), craquelé on ivory, unmarked silver, pursuant to Decreto-Lei no. 120/2017, of 15 September - art. 2, no. 2, subparagraph c)., Dim. - 12,5 cm
Lot 9
A signet, turned ivory handle, engraved silver stamp with coat of arms - per pale: I Amaral (of Domingos Joanes), Joanes or Miranda; II Godins or Peixoto (modern); helmet, mantling and crest "Rampant horse", Portuguese, 18th C., some craquelé on the ivory, unmarked silver, pursuant to Decreto-Lei no. 120/2017, of 15 September - art. 2, no. 2, subparagraph c)., Dim. - 11 cm
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