
Brazil 1843 30 Reis Bull's Eye Stamp
Brazil · 1843 · 30 reis
The 30 reis Bull's Eye stamp features a distinctive oval design resembling an ox's eye, with the denomination '30' at the top and 'REIS' at the bottom, surrounded by an ornate frame. It is notable for its lack of pictorial elements.
Issued in 1843, the 'Bull's Eye' stamps were Brazil's first postage stamps and the second in the world to be issued with an adhesive back, following Great Britain's Penny Black. They mark a pivotal moment in the history of postal services in the Americas.
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