Brazil Air Mail? What Do I Have Here?

Can anyone help me identify this Brazil stamp? I came across it recently in a box of material a friend gave me that was part of his mother's collection. It's been quite a treasure hunt going through the box. This one struck me because it has what appears to be a zeppelin on it. Now, I'm not going to presume that it's at the same level as the U.S. zeppelins, but I am intrigued that I might have found some of interest. Unfortunately, it's not on a full cover, despite all the other covers the lady had saved. Any thoughts?

I think what you have is a Brazil Scott 4CL5 - 10,000 on 2,000. My 2016 Classic catalogue gives the used stamp a catalogue value of $300.00. It is not my area, so I may be wrong.

Holy smokes. That's a pretty good find, and I better not tell my buddy. He'll want the whole box back. lol He gave me his late mother's collection a few years ago. A couple of Scott Big Blue albums, lots of FDCs, assorted other stuff. Nothing earth shattering. He texted me a few weeks ago, saying he had another box if I was interested. He found it the crawl space of his mom's house after he gave me the original box and kept meaning to get it to me. I've found quite a few neat things in this box so far. A few nice Canal Zone stamps on cover, some Farley gutter pairs, US Scott 750 and 751 souvenir sheets, a bunch of 5-stamp Transportation coil strips (only one had a plate number, unfortunately). I'm still digging through it all like an archeological dig. I found this stamp in a random envelope along with other stamps removed from the covers. The lady had saved a lot of covers, I wish she'd saved this one. I'm going to stat over, I think, and go through everything more closely. Who knows what else is in there!

Nice find - 1930 issue, date of cancel fits, Zeppelin stamps of course very collectible. 2021 Scott classic CV of $300, on cover $400.

If the lady in question worked in an office, she may have removed the stamp from an incoming cover. One of my grandmothers worked in the payment section of a company that received a large quantity of international mail. She gave me a slew of stamps from Taiwan that were mailed in the fifties.

wtcrowe: I'm pretty sure that's the case. There's a lot of material addressed to a local bank. But the good stuff, and I suspect this stamp as well, is address to the Jeep factory administration building that was here in my town for many years. That stuff is going to get a better look, more than the original glance I gave it. Much of that was addressed to a doctor. There's a lot of FDCs containing a letterhead. The letterhead describes the stamp on the cover, and then goes on to pitch a new drug for the doctor to consider. Each FDC pitches a different drug. Interesting approach.