Stamps of Brazil

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Cover sent from Brazil to 'SA Strasse' in Neuenhagen, Berlin. Featuring varios German censors and a Brazilian postage stamp (Mi.552). Ref: 20.10.1941 - 15/72

BRAZIL - stamps within the Brief History collection

Mi.315 (1929). Ref: 26.09.1936 - 10/7

Mi.324 (1929). Ref: 07.04.1938

Mi.423 (1934). Ref: 26.09.1936 - 10/7

Mi.462 (1936). Ref: 26.09.1936 - 10/7

Mi.482 (1938). Ref: 07.04.1938

Notes on Mi.482. Honouring the Proclamation of the Republic in Brazil. Ruins of the former Senate of Olinda.

Mi.552 (1941). Ref: 20.10.1941 - 15/72

Notes on Mi.552. The people of São Paulo, dissatisfied with the Spanish domination of the colony, due to the Tordesilhas Treaty, decided to declare on April 1st, 1941 Amadeu Bueno King of São Paulo, oathing fidelity to Dom João VI, who refused to accept it. Perforationa can be between 11 and 12.

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