Portugal used stamp collection lot very interesting perfins classics postmarks

Item Specifics

Country

Portugal

Condition

Used

Stamp Format

Single

Item Description

Exquisite Collection of Ancient Portuguese Stamps: Philatelic Treasures with Character

Introducing a captivating collection of ancient Portuguese stamps, carefully curated for philately enthusiasts and postal history aficionados. Each stamp in this lot is a tangible testament to Portugal's rich heritage and its legacy in the world of correspondence.

These ancient Portuguese stamps have remarkably withstood the test of time, preserving their original charm and intricate details. The majority are in very good condition, allowing for an appreciation of the artistic designs and printing subtleties. It's important to note that, given the antique nature of these stamps, the occasional missing perforation or minor cut may be expected, inherent to their historical authenticity and adding a touch of genuine character.

This collection is not a random accumulation but rather a thoughtful selection spanning various periods and themes. From stamps that capture the essence of the Portuguese monarchy to those reflecting pivotal moments in the country's history, each stamp tells a unique and captivating story.

Explore the elegance of classic stamps, the beauty of art nouveau designs, and the evolution of styles throughout the years. Despite the minor imperfections that may arise, each stamp is a testament to a bygone era, a window into Portugal's past and its contribution to the world of communication.

This collection of ancient Portuguese stamps is a gift for collectors who appreciate authenticity and historical depth. Every stamp is a unique gem, a tangible fragment of Portugal's narrative that has withstood the vicissitudes of time.

Seller Information

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OpenPhilately (2287)

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04/08/2016

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Item Location

Montevideo, Uruguay

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Worldwide

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