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Santa Quitéria, Ceará (SCE-0320)

Atlas do Imperio do Brasil, 1868

Santa Quitéria was since March 1823 a district of the municipality of Sobral, situated over 200 km southwest of the province capital Fortaleza. In August 1856 it emancipated as a villa.

According to Nova Monteiro (Administrações e Agencias Postaes do Brasil Imperio, in Brasil Filatelico/RJ, 1934-5; Reprint SPP 1994-1999), the local post office was opened in August 1866, but there was a mail courier line through Santa Quitéria as early as 1861, as reported by the regional press:

Cearense, August 2, 1861

No postal cancel from the Empire has been surely identified until now.

Villers de l’Ile Adam: Carta (…) da Provincia do Ceará

Santa Quitéria war seit März 1823 ein Distrikt des Município von Sobral und lag über 200 km südwestlich der Provinzhauptstadt Fortaleza entfernt. Er stieg zur Villa im August 1856 auf.

Laut Nova Monteiro (Administrações e Agencias Postaes do Brasil Imperio, in Brasil Filatelico/RJ, 1934-5; Reprint SPP 1994-1999) entstand das örtliche Postamt im August 1866, aber bereits 1861 gab es eine Stafettenlinie der Post zwischen Imperatriz und Santa Quitéria, wie die Regionalpresse berichtet:

Cearense, 2. August 1861

Kein Stempel aus der Kaiserzeit konnte dieser Ortschaft sicher zugeordnet werden.

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Brazilian-German philatelist who lives in Germany since 1981.

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