Vintage Stamp Album Page with Portuguese and other Stamps

This item is a page from a vintage stamp album, meticulously organized with various adhesive postage stamps, predominantly featuring issues from Portugal. The page itself appears to be made of off-white or cream-colored heavy paper, likely from the late 19th or early 20th century, given the style of the stamps and the handwritten annotations. The page exhibits some discoloration and wear consistent with age, including slight browning around the edges and minor creasing. The stamps are affixed within printed boxes, some with German descriptions indicating their denomination, color, and period of issue (e.g., "1880. Dgl."). The most prominent stamps are from Portugal, featuring portraits of either King Luis I or King Carlos I, alongside other designs. Colors observed among these stamps include various shades of brown, red, violet, blue, green, and yellow. Denominations visible range from 5 Reis, 10 Reis, 20 Reis, 25 Reis, 50 Reis, 75 Reis, 80 Reis, 100 Reis, 300 Reis, and 500 Reis. Several stamps show cancellations, indicating they were used for postage, while others appear unused or have very light cancellations. Some stamps exhibit visible wear such as minor tears, creasing, and discoloration, which is typical for items of this age that have been handled or circulated. The paper quality of the stamps themselves varies, reflecting the printing technology of the period. The arrangement suggests an organized collection, with spaces marked for additional stamps, some remaining empty. The overall condition reflects its age and use, serving as a historical record of postal services and philatelic interest.