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Stamp of Portugal; 1926; commemorative stamp of the issue "History of Portugal (I) - 300th Anniversary of the liberation of Portugal"; The stamp motive shows a bichromized depiction of the "(Dominican) Monastery of Batalha" and a portrait of João I, King of Portugal (1357-1433) from the house of "Avis", reign as 10th King of Portugal in the time 1385-1433).; The Dominican monastery and church was consecrated to the Virgin Mary ("Santa Maria") and was erected as "Thank you gave" by João I for the help in the Battle of Aljubarrota on against the Kingdom of Castile.; mint stamp
Stamp: Michel: No. 386; Yvert & Tellier: No. 384; Scott: No. 378
Color: blue /black
Watermark: none
Nominal value: 3 Cos. (Centimos)

Postage validity: from 13 August 1926 until 1 December 1926
date QS:P,+1926-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P580,+1926-08-13T00:00:00Z/11,P582,+1926-12-01T00:00:00Z/11

Stamp size (printed area of a single stamp without signature line): 31.5 x 22.0 mm
Date (first issue date of the stamp)
Source scan of original
Author "Correio Público de Portugal - Public Post Office" (founded 1520, since 1880: "CTT Portugal", since 1991: PLC, since 2004: new logo; since 2013 "Euronext Lisbon", 1997 sales to "Lonrho PLC", later in the same year to "De La Rue", London, since 2019 SA)
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  • The monastery "Santa Maria da Vitória da Batalha" (province of Leiria (Portugal)), main portal (photography from 2016)
    The monastery "Santa Maria da Vitória da Batalha" (province of Leiria (Portugal)), main portal (photography from 2016)
  • "João I", King of Portugal as part of a painting of an unknown master of the Gotic, painting from the 15th century, actual located in the "Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga", Lissabon (Portugal)
    "João I", King of Portugal as part of a painting of an unknown master of the Gotic, painting from the 15th century, actual located in the "Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga", Lissabon (Portugal)
  • "João I", King of Portugal as part of a painting of the Portuguese Baroque artist Miguel António do Amaral (1710-1780), painting ca. 1780
    "João I", King of Portugal as part of a painting of the Portuguese Baroque artist Miguel António do Amaral (1710-1780), painting ca. 1780
  • "João I", King of Portugal as part of a painting from the XIXth century
    "João I", King of Portugal as part of a painting from the XIXth century
  • The oat-of-arms of João I, which servs until today as coat-of-arms of Portugal
    The oat-of-arms of João I, which servs until today as coat-of-arms of Portugal
Picture description The Abbey of Batalha and King João I of Portugal
First day of issue
Publisher "Correio Público de Portugal - Public Post Office" (founded 1520, since 1880: "CTT Portugal", since 1991: PLC, since 2004: new logo; since 2013 "Euronext Lisbon", 1997 sales to "Lonrho PLC", later in the same year to "De La Rue", London, since 2019 SA)
Design Edoardo Avelino Rames da Costa (1831-1970) (design),

George Harrison (?) (engraving),
Norman Brand (?) (engraving)

Printer "Harrisons & Sons Ltd." (1920-1997)
Printing technique Recess printing
Circulation 181,900
Perforation Line perforation, L 14
MICHEL Nr. Portugal (PT), Nr. 386
SCOTT Nr. Portugal (PT) No. 378

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