Danish City Post. Copenhagen Bypost with 3 øre mauve (1883) on very decorative business envelope

2 cents stationery envelope with watermark I sent to Christiania in Norway from St. Thomas 8. November 1888 with a merchant mark on the front. An unusual destination.

Queen Margrethe II issued with INVERTED OVERPRINT. Mint never hinged.

5 øre Coat of Arms type with small corner figures with a nicely centered Copenhagen c.d.s.

Printed matter band franked with 7 øre green M. Jochumsson issue on letter from Reykjavik to Stavanger in Norway, tied by machine cancel Reykjavik between 1935-1939. Between 1.10.1925 and 31.12.1939 the rate were 7 aur.

5 aur red square I GILDI overprint on 10 aur Numeral type BRJEFSPJALD postcard sent locally in Reykjavik February 1919, paying the local 5 aur rate from 1.3.1919 to 15.5.1921. Ringstrøm 22. Fold through stamp imprint.

Letter sent from Kiel to Søborg 26. May 1935 and franked with 25pf DR plus two Danish 5 øre wavy-line stamp paying the 10 øre for Sunday delivery to the receiver at Søborg. Very fine quality.

Letter sheet from St. Thomas 25 July 1840 to Marseille. “OUTRE-MER / PAUILLAC 25 AOUT 40” in red stamped and charged 15 decimes due by addressee. Routing instruction “P. Paquebot Bordelaire” on front.

Entire dated St. Thomas 14. September 1855 to Caracas, Venezuela. Sent through and stamped with “FOREIGN LETTER OFFICE - ST. THOMAS” on reverse. Routing instruction “pr. Isabel”, Venezuelan receiving mark struck on front and charged “2” reales due by addressee. Merchants in St. Thomas maintained the office from 1846 to 1860. Mail was bagged and shipped by private packets to avoid high charges of inconvenient schedules.

Unpaid letter dated St. Thomas 13 June 1862 to Bordeaux, France. Loose packet letter sent with RMS „SHANNON” arriving and stamped “SOUTHAMPTON / PACKET LETTER / JU28 1862”, rare on letters. London Anglo-French accounting mark “GB // 1F60c” and charged double 8c rate “16” decimes charged. Right side of envelope stained.

Entire dated St. Thomas 8. August 1884 to St. Croix, bearing 3¢ IV printing tied by CDS “ST. THOMAS 8/8 1884” DAKA Ant. 3 “wide O”, and receiving mark “CHRISTIANSTED 9/8 1884” DAKA Ant. 3 on reverse.

"Lettersheet St. Thomas 25. April 1884 til Bordeaux, Frankrig. To 5 ¢ II. udskrivning bundet af CDS "ST. THOMAS 25/4 1884 "DAKA Ant. 3 bred "O". Routing instruktion "pr. Steamer via Southampton ", Fransk" CALAIS A PARIS 12 MAI 84 "og Bordeaux receing mark. Lodret fold i kuvert gennem to venstre frimærker."

10 øre King Christian X postcard (Skilling EB48 – Fabr. 56-H) sent from Copenhagen 7 DECEMBER 1921 to Balle. Cancelled with Copenhagen cancellation machine Sylby & Pondorf, First Day of use with blue ink on 7. December 1921, the ink from a German supplier according to Flemming Hansen’s book on page 67.

Postcard from St. Thomas 28 December 1910 to Svebølle, Denmark. 10 BIT King Frederik and Christmas Seal 1910 tied by “ST. THOMAS 28/12 1910” paying the 10 BIT UPU postcard rate.

Die proof in black of King Christian IX 5 øre denomination on cardboard paper, designed by Hans Tegner.

Envelope sent from Copenhagen 2 January 1866 to Sölvesborg, Sweden. Franked with 8 sk. 1857-issue dotted spandrels with even margins, tied by numeral 210 København Vesterbro (Skilling nr. 1, iflg. SKILLING seneste kendte dato), datostempel “KBH VSTB EXP 2/1 2-4”. Letter rate to Sweden 8 sk. from 1.10.1865 – 30.6.1869.