Bidspirit auction | Postal history. The brands of

Postal history. The brands of Seguro do Porto. 3 letters with SEGURA PORTO marks, which served to illustrate the book of ”Marcofilia da cidade do Porto”, many of them being from the earliest known date of the application of the trademark. Letter from Porto, 6.5.1834, sent safely to Lisbon, postage 160 reis, arrival at 12.5, mark (PRT-S2 rar6); Porto, letter from the S.N.R, undated, but 1834 to 1841, PRT-S3 blue rar6, arrived in Lisbon on 25.9.?????.; Porto, letter from the S.N.R, not dated, but 1835 to 1847, blue PRT-S4, arrived in Lisbon on 19.8.????. Courier services. 1834. P.O. Box and P.O. Box. London charter, postage 2/6, seaport 350, to which was added 10 reis of PO box fee; Letter from Manchester 18.10.1843, postage 1/9, to Porto. Seaweight of 210, applied in Lisbon on 25.10, additional 40 reis to Porto, arrived on 28.10. It went to the B19 box. Courier services. Home distribution in Porto. Two letters to the letters A (1845), and G-Clérigos (1834); Postage amendment, Lisbon charter 23.10.52, postage 40 applied in Lisbon, amended to 70 in Porto; letter from Bahia, 9.10.1850, to Porto, entry through Barra do Porto on 10.12.1850, postage of 160 reis. to this postage 25 reis were added, for a total of 185, in addition to 5 réis of Ley from the seal of 20.4.1850. Neither Andrade e Sousa nor Guedes de Magalhães were able to explain this additional size. It is admitted that it was a territorial postage for the rerouting of the letter from the port to an unknown location. This situation appears in some letters from the Pinto Leite archive