Brazil 1920 Ceres Type
Brazil · 1920 · 100 réis
This definitive stamp features an allegorical depiction of Ceres, the Roman goddess of agriculture, grain, and fertility. The design, a common motif in early 20th-century Brazilian philately, symbolizes the nation's agricultural wealth and prosperity. The denomination is prominently displayed within the ornate frame.
Issued during the First Brazilian Republic, this stamp was part of a long-running series used for everyday postage, reflecting the importance of agriculture to the Brazilian economy at the time.
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