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22-11 BRAZIL 2022 CENT. 1st SOUTH ATLANTIC AIR CROSSING, AVIATION, SHIPS, MNH
22-11 BRAZIL 2022 CENT. 1st SOUTH ATLANTIC AIR CROSSING, AVIATION, SHIPS, MNH

22-11 BRAZIL 2022 CENT. 1st SOUTH ATLANTIC AIR CROSSING, AVIATION, SHIPS, MNH

$ 1.32

Availability: 50 in stock
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Brazil
  • Grade: XF/S (Extremely Fine/Superb)
  • Year of Issue: 2022
  • Modified Item: No
  • Type: Set complete
  • Certification: Uncertified
  • Place of Origin: Brazil
  • Quality: Mint Never Hinged/MNH
  • Condition: Due to the current epidemic, the Brazilian Post Office is not accepting sending to some countries, probably at the request of the destination mail or because there is no plane available for transport. In these cases, purchases will be prepared for shipment and will only be sent after returning to normal. We count on your understanding. Countries that do NOT accept shipments: Africa (all countries), Australia, Indonesia, Filipinas and New Zealand.
  • Topic: Aviation

    Description

    Condition: New (Unused) - Mint MNH
    Set - 3V
    The shipping option "Economy Shipping" is sending a letter without registration
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    The shipping option "Standard Shipping" is sending a registered letter.
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    ABOUT THE STAMP:
    This issue is composed of three-stamps setenant and illustrates the trajectory of the 1st South Atlantic Air Crossing. The first and third postage stamps bring elements that represent the city of departure, Lisbon and the city of arrival, Rio de Janeiro: Belém Tower, and Christ the Redeemer, respectively. On the first postage stamp, in addition to the illustration of the Tower, there is also the Vera Cruz caravel. It is also possible to notice the smoky seaplane in the background of the horizon. The middle postage stamp shows the Fairey III-D seaplane flying over the South Atlantic. In the upper left portion there is the drawing of the Order of Christ Cross. The third postage stamp highlights the two pilots framed by an astrolabe, symbol of the first maritime adventures, under the “Route Corrector”, one of the new instruments invented by Gago Coutinho to help the crossing. On the right, the centenary period and the title of the issue, and the illustration ends with an seaplane landing in Guanabara Bay. The technique used was gouache painting on Montval paper.
    Estimated time to receive (in days):
    Locus
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    America and Europa
    10
    20
    45
    Oceania
    16
    28
    50
    Africa
    18
    26
    50
    Asia - Japan
    12
    20
    45
    Asia - Russia
    20
    38
    60
    Asia - Others
    15
    31
    60