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Scott: #B1-4P

Issued: 16.3.1934

National Philatelic Exhibition

Inside #B1-4: Brazil Type A2 (Pic of #12)

Lou wrote: Brazil # B1, B3 and B4 are Type B, but #B2 reproduced Brazil #12 in changed color

Thanks to Lou for the scans

#465

Scott: #465O

Issued: 22.10.1938

Brazilian International Philatelic Exposition

Inside #465: Brazil #1O

Inside #465: G.B. #1

Visit: The Penny Black Plate project http://www.arcieriminerva.it/SOS/homeSOS.htm

#465a

Scott: #465aO

Scott: #608P

Thanks to Lou for the scan

Issued: 28.3.1943

Centenary, City of Petropolis

Inside #608: Brazil #59P

Lou wrote: The Brazil #608 scan shows the reproduced stamp — some of the printings appear over-inked, and the features of the emperor’s face are blurred. Especially tho, you can see that the stamp is imperforate, so it should be noted as modified.

It still annoys me when a designer either adds or deletes perfs on a stamp for no apparent reason, so for many years in my database, I gave him the benefit of the doubt, and I listed the reproduced stamp as #66 which is rouletted, since it looked more like an imperf—and even bought one to mount with my #608. Some time later, I found a dealer had an imperf proof of #59 which he said was unlisted in the specialized Brazil catalogs, so he thought it to be spurious. I thought it was too good to be a fake and since it was inexpensive, I bought it to add to my display. Several years later I saw a photo of an American Bank Note Co advertising sheet which had black prints from the original dies of many actual stamps produced by them, and one was my #59 proof. I have sent scans of both.


Brazil #66	Brazil #59 proof

#609 #610a #611

Scott: #609-11P (B)

Michel: 633-5, Yvert: 407-9

Issued: 1.8.1943

Centenary of Brazilian Stamps

#1-3

Inside #609-11: Brazil #1-3O

#612 #612a

Scott: #612P

#C50-2

Scott: #C50-2P(B)

Issued: 7.8.1943

Centenary of Brazilian Stamps

Inside #C50-2: None-Centenary Issue

#C53

Scott: #C53P

Issued: 30.6.1943 (Brapex II)

Scott: #642P (B)

Issued: 29.7.1946

Princess Isabel d’Orleans - Braganca Birth Century

Inside #642: Brazil #59P (B)

Thanks to João Tiago

Scott: #N/A

Issued: 22.7.1954

Centenary

#37 Inside #N/A: Brazil #37P

Inside #N/A: Brazil #38O

Thanks to João Tiago for the scan

Scott: #842P

Issued: 8.10.1956

Birth Centenary, Baron da Bocaina

Inside #842: Stamp on Envelope

Thanks to Lou for the scan

Scott: #843P

Issued: 12.10.1956

Pan-American Conference

Inside #843: Panama #C160O

Thanks to Lou for the scans

#849

Scott: #849PP

Issued: 9.7.1957

25^th Anniversary, Constitutional Movement

#365 Inside #849: Brazil #365O

#928

Scott: #927-8P

Issued: 1.8.1961

Centenary of 1861 Stamps

#39sandafayre Inside #927: Brazil #39O

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Inside #928: Brazil #40O

Thanks to João Tiago for the scan

Brazil #985a Brazil #995a

Lou wrote: I had written previously that I "discovered" stamps on stamps in 1966, started collecting in 1967, and created my own catalog before I learned in 1970 that there was an established ATA unit on the topic. I joined, sent for the printed handbook and compared it to my own lists. I found a few I had missed and advised on some omissions and missed IDs.

I wrote that the two Brazil sheets, Sc #s 995a and 985a issued for the 4th Century of Rio de Janeiro should be added as they met their criteria for SoS; they said no, since they weren't issued to be SoS. By their definitions, in order for a s/s to be a SoS, it had to be issued at a later date, had a value in addition to those on the stamp(s), and/or, the stamps on the s/s had no franking value. According to specialized Brazil catalogues, the imperf stamps on the sheet were not valid for postage, and if they were, what frugal mailer would waste the 5 cr he paid extra for the sheets by separating them?

Since these made up a good looking page with an interesting story- and I already had them in my collection, I kept them there, and some time later, came up with a description for them: Accidental SoS!

So, look over the attached scan and advise your opinion: do they or do they not belong in an SoS collection and added to the checklists?

Erene Grieve replied: What an interesting point. My first reaction was to agree with ATA - they are just pictures of the pictures on the stamp, and not the stamp itself. But on the other hand, I can see your point, they are on a Scott-recognized sheet, that has a postal value to it, though they are not porttrayed as actual stamps, are they?

I have always wondered whether the stamps that are pictured in the margins of a sheet are actually SoS anyway, but that is another discussion point perhaps.

Scott: #1121P

Thanks to Lou for the scan

Issued: 30.4.1969

50^th Anniversary, Sao Paulo Philatelic Society

Inside #1121: Brazil #880P

Thanks to João Tiago for the scan

Inside #1121: Brazil #857P

Thanks to Lou for the scan

Youth games 1v Inside #1121: Brazil #864P

Spiritism 1v Inside #1121: Brazil #846P

Polo sport 1v Inside #1121: Brazil #891P

(Thanks to J. van Lin for the scans)

Lou Wrote: This was one of the first SOS that I acquired the reproduced stamps for— first, because two were only partials and all were all shown in changed colors, but most of all, because I was able to buy them all quite easily for under $1.00!

Once when I showed this display to a non collector, he looked at it and asked: “If you were going to show the stamps on the stamp, why didn’t you get the ones with the same colors?”

#1132

Scott: #1132P

Issued: 1.8.1969

Stamp Day

Inside #1132: Pseudo Stamp

Scott: #1142P

Issued: 15.11.1969

ABUEXPO '69

Inside #1142: Pseudo Stamp

Scott: #1299BcP

Issued: 1.8.1973

Stamp Day

Inside #1299Bc: Pseudo Stamp

Nos. 1298-1299B are printed se-tenant horizontally and tete beche vertically in sheets of 55

Thanks to Lou for scan

#1343

Scott: #1343P

Issued: 6.5.1974

Brazilian Mint

Inside #1343: Pseudo Stamp

Scott: #1467P

Issued: 1.8.1976

Stamp Day

Inside #1467: Pseudo Stamp

Scott: #1518P

Issued: 1.8.1977

Stamp Day

Inside #1518: Pseudo Stamp

Scott: #1566P

Issued: 1.8.1978

Stamp Day, Centenary of "White Beard" Issue

Inside #1566: Brazil #68P

Thanks to Lou for the scan

#1609

#1610

Scott: #1608-11P

Issued: 18.4.1979

Brasiliana '79

Inside #1608-11: Pseudo Stamp

#1701

Scott: #1701P

Issued: 21.6.1980

Brapex IV

Inside #1701: Pseudo Stamp

Scott: #1733P

Issued: 11.3.1981

50th Anniversary, Dept. of Posts & Telegraphs

Inside #1733: Stamp on Envelope

Thanks to Lou for the scan

Scott: #1752-4P

Issued: 1.8.1981

Stamp Day, Centenary of "Small Head" Stamps

Inside #1752: Brazil #79O

Inside #1753: Brazil #80O

Inside #1754: Brazil #81O

Thanks to Lou for the scans

#1782

Scott: #1782P

Issued: 18.12.1981

50^th Anniversary, Brazil Philatelic Club

Inside #1782: Brazil #1O (In Margin), #2O, #3O (In Margin)

767D3AC4

Scott: #1810P

(Thanks to Jan Van Lin for the scan)

Issued: 1.8.1982

Stamp Day, Centenary of "Large Head" Stamps

Inside #1810: Brazil #82O

Thanks to Lou for the scan

#1840

Scott: #1840P

Issued: 18.12.1982

BRASILIANA '83

Inside #1840: Brazil #12O

Thanks to João Tiago for the scan

#1871 #1873

Scott: #1871-3P

Issued: 29.7.1983

BRASILIANA '83

Inside #1871-3: Brazil #1-3O

Scott: #1874P

#2053

Scott: #2053P

Issued: 1.8.1986

75^th Anniversary, Brazilian Philatelic Society

and 120^th Anniversary of Dom Pedro Issues #53-60

Inside #2053: Brazil #53O

Thanks to Lou for the scan

Scott: #2240P

Issued: 3.5.1990

150^th Anniversary, Brazilian Stamps

Inside #2240: Brazil #1O

Inside #2240: G.B. #1 [F-E]

Visit: The Penny Black Plate project http://www.arcieriminerva.it/SOS/homeSOS.htm

#2411 #2412 #2413

Scott: #2411-3P

Issued: 30.7.1993

150th Anniversary, Brazilian Stamps

#1-3

Inside #2411: Brazil #1-3O

Scott: #2413aP

Scott: #????P

Catalogue RHM. SE - 05

Issued: 30.7.1993

Automata Stamp

Inside #????: Pseudo Stamp

Thanks to João Tiago

Scott: #2415P

Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert for the scan

#2415a-d

Scott: #2415a-dO

Issued: 1.8.1993

150^th Anniversary, Brazilian Stamps

Inside #2415a-d: Brazil #1-3O

Scott: #2614P

Issued: 25.1.1997

Postman

Inside #2614: Stamp on Envelope

Scott: #2820O

Issued: 9.10.2001

Dialogue among Civilizations

Inside #2820: Pseudo Stamp on Envelope

Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert

Scott: #2888a-bP

Issued: 1.8.2003

How to collect stamps

Clipboard04 Inside #2888a: Brazil #2O

Inside #2888a: Brazil #2673O

Thanks to João Tiago

Inside #2888a: Brazil #B12bO

#2740a Inside #2888a: Brazil #2740aO

Inside #2888a: Brazil #2848P

Inside #2888a: Brazil #2660O

#2743

Inside #2888a: Brazil #2743O

Inside #2888b: Portugal #2O

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

2009A

Scott: #3072P

Issued: 20.3.2009

Products and Services

Inside #3072: Stamps on Envelope (TBI?)

Thanks to Eli Moallem

Scott: #3161P

Issued: 12.01.2011

150^th Anniversary - Federal Saving Bank

Inside #???? (on label): Pseudo Stamp

Scott: #3202P

Issued: 18.11.2011

Centenary Brazilian Philatelic Society

Inside #3202: Brazil #1O

The Hologram

Thanks to Lou Guadagno and Prof. Plinio Richelmi

Scott: #3185O

self-adhesive

Issued: 02.09.2011

Delivery of registered letter

Inside #????: Stamps on Envelope (TBI?)

Thanks to Joao Tiago

Scott: #3191O

self-adhesive

Issued: 07.10.2011

Mail Recipient signing for registered letter

Inside #????: Stamps on Envelope (TBI?)

Scott: #3222P

Issued: 01.08.2012

21st Stamp Exhibition (Hologram)

Inside #3222: Brazil #2O

The Hologram

Lou wrote: This is the second in a series of 3 issues-- the third, reproducing Brazil # 3, will be issued in 2013 to co-inside with the 160th anniversary of the first stamps of \Brazil and the exhibition. I will bet that there will also be a s/s issued then which reproduces all 3 designs.

Thanks to Lou Guadagno and Prof. Plinio Richelmi

Scott: #3239P

Issued: 25.01.2013

Post 350 Years: History, People and Action

Inside #3239e: Brazil #1O

Inside #3239e: Brazil #2O

Inside #3239e: Brazil #3O

Inside #3239f: Brazil #7O

Inside #3239f: Brazil #8O

Inside #3239f: Brazil #9O

Inside #3239f: Brazil #10O

Inside #3239f: Brazil #13O

Inside #3239g: Brazil #3192aO

Inside #3239g: Brazil #3192bO

Inside #3239l: Brazil #59P

Inside #3239n: Brazil Postal stationery

Thanks to Joao Tiago and to Lou Guadagno

Scott: #3251P

Issued: 01.08.2013

5th World Stamp Exhibition-Braziliana 2013

Inside #3251: Brazil #3O

Scott: #3252P

Issued: 01.08.2013

170th Anniversary of the First Stamps of Brazil

Inside #3252a: Brazil #1O

Inside #3252b: Brazil #2O

Inside #3252c: Brazil #3O

Thanks to Lou Guadagno and to João Tiago

Scott: #3258O

Issued: 20.11.2013

Personalized Stamps

Inside #????: Pseudo Stamp

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Scott: #????O

Issued: ??.??.2014

Brazil 2014

Inside #???? (in margin): Pseudo Stamp

Scott: #3376P

Issued: 04.05.2018

Tribute to the Postal Library

Inside #3376: Stamp on envelope

Lou wrote: The cover is probably an existing one in the Brazilian postal library, which seems more like a museum based on the artfacts on the stamp.

Scott: #3422P

Issued: 01.08.2019

Postmarks of the Brazilian Empire

sos brazil 72 1878 Inside #3422: Brazil #72O

sos brazil 59 1866 Inside #3422: Brazil #59P

Thanks to João Tiago and Lou Guadagno

Selo Regular Cod RHM 865 Filatelia Serviço Postal 2019

Scott: #????P

Issued: ??.??.2019

Regular Stamp Philately Postal Service

Inside #????: Pseudo Stamp

Scott: #????P

Issued: 01.08.2020

Personal stamp

Inside #????: Pseudo Stamp

Scott: #3507-9O

Issued: 01.08.2023

180th Anniversary of the First Stamps of Brazil

Inside #3507: Brazil #1O

Inside #3508: Brazil #2O

Inside #3509: Brazil #3O

Lou wrote: I guess the Brazil postal authorities got tired of showing Brazil #s 1-2-3 as is on the latest of their periodical anniversary issues, so they went with a garishly colored set and changed the intricate machine-turned backgrounds behind the numerals into an ugly diamond pattern. What were they thinking? I vote this the worst stamp on stamp issue of the year, and possibly even longer.

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

Scott: #????-?O

Issued: ??.04.2024

The 135th Anniversary of the Postal Museum

Inside #????: Brazil #2O

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

[The 180th Anniversar of the Inclinados Stamps, type ]

Scott: #????-?O

Issued: 11.10.2024

180th Anniversary of the First Stamps of Brazil

Inside #????: Brazil #1-3O

Lou wrote: The sheetlet with the three stamps was issued to note the 180th anniversary of the "Inclinados" issues of 1844, but the designs bear no resemblance at all to the original stamps. They are totally new designer's creations, and, in my mind, I could find no parameters to consider them SoS. If I did, they would certainly be the "Ugliest SoS of 2024", if not for all SoS history. But, everybody's tastes and standards are different, so if these are SoS to you - enjoy.

And I say – I totally agree with Lou…, But here it is anyway.

Thanks to Martin Hirschbühl

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