Danmark

Entire unpaid letter sent from Charleroi in Belgium to Altona 17. October 1855. Belgium share endorsed “2” decimes, T&T “7” Sgr. = 22 sk. danish + 5 sk. Danish rayon 1, total 27 sk. due.

Letter sent from Holsted to Brørup 27. September 1944 franked with 10 øre underpaying the 20 øre rate. The postal service assumed that the letter contained money, then endorsed by “Formodes at indeholde Penge” and stamped “Brørup Postkontor” “27. SEP 1944”. As such, the letter were opened and proved to contain 13 kr. and fined with 20%, thus kr. 2,60 plus missing postage max. 20 øre due plus registration, 50 øre, total 3,10 kr. due by addressee.

Letter sent from Fredericia to a soldier with the German forces at Field post number 27745 10 September 1942. Franked with 20 øre paying domestic rate, forwarded and returned and applied with return marks. Unusual letter.

Copenhagen foot-post cover franked with single Thiele 2 Rigsbankskilling type 5, plate I pos. 75. Fine margins and nicely tied by numral 1. Also blue, oval F P mark 26.11.1855. A most unusual and a most harmonious cover.

Royal Service (K.T.m.a.) letter sent from Thisted to Viborg 3 March 1858. Stamped on front with 1-line mark “Thisted” and manuscript date “3/3 58”. Rarely seen.

Piece with 3x 16 sk. rouletted issue, 8 sk. 1857 and 4 sk. 1864 tied by numeral 1. Fine stamps on attractive exhibition piece.

Brev-Kort sent from Haslev to Aversi 25.7.1891 bearing a 3 øre bicolored IX printing, tied by CDS Lap VIa-2 “HASLEV 25.7.1891” in violet. Only recorded LAP VIa-2 Haslev on letter.

Royal Service letter sheet sent from Nexøe to Rønne on 5 March 1850, with town manuscript “Nexøe 5/3 50”. Scarce Bornholm postal pre-stamp marking.

100 øre bicolored II printing 1887, cancelled “STOREHEDINGE 26/8”.

3 sk. bicoloured II printing with INVERTED FRAME position A-90 in excellent condition. Very scarce stamp.

Registered letter sent from Osterterp near Apenrade to Slagelse 21 February 1920, bearing a 3-strip 20 pf blue tied by Apenrade CDS, alongside Registration label “Osterterp No. 72” and on top stamped “Apenrade” 1-line mark. Censor label on back tied by the large 45 mm commission stamp “COMMISSION - INTERNATIONALE - SLESVIG” and Slagelse arriving CDS on reverse.

Letter sent from Hong Kong to Sonderborg 23 November 1893 bearing a 10c Hong Kong stamp with 1-ring “SONDERBURG” arriving mark on back.

Duplicate letter dated Copenhagen 11 January 1800 and sent to Massachusetts, USA. Being a duplicate letter, it was forwarded from Altona 2 April 1800. New York arrival mark May 10 stamped on front.

Letter sent from Aarhus to Copenhagen 29. December 1858 bearing a 4 sk. 1858 wavy-line issue tied by numeral “188” alongside CDS “DAMPSK:POST-SPED. No. 5, 29/12 1858” in blue. Most likely posted aboard the steamer in Aarhus and then brought into Korsør from where it was sent to Copenhagen.

Post card 5 øre sent from Nordby to Sønderho at Fanø 28 December 1893. Stamped with office 2-line mark “Kassebrev fra Nordby” and stamped on arrival with grotesk type “SØNDERHO 28.12 2 POST”. Few known.

Letter sent from Aalborg to Odense 1659 to Marshall Hans Schack, who fought against the Swedes in the Danish-Swedish war 1658-59.

"Domestic letter sent from Rødbye to Rudkjøbing 19 November 1858, bearing a 4 Sk. wavy-line 1858-issue tied by numeral "60", alongside stamped with curved 1-line mark “RØDBYE 1858” and ink date “19/11”. Postmark used one year from July 1858 to July 1859. Envelope with some folds not affectic stamp. Scarce postmark."

Union Postale Universelle, SPECIMEN COLLECTION MAURITANIEN – Denmark, Postage Due stamps, 1 øre, 5 øre, 10 øre, 20 øre and 1 Kr. on cuts.

Entire sent from Glückstadt 19 September 1856 to Hamburg, bearing a 4 sk. 1854 dotted spandrels III printing tied by numeral “116” Glückstadt in bluish grey ink, blue antiqua III “GLÜCKSTADT 19/9 1856” and stamped Hamburg Stadt Post Amt “F.P. 20/9” and KDOPA Hamburg on reverse. Local Foot Post fee “2” schilled noted in red crayon due by the addressee. The stamp is with one close margin.

Registered letter sent from Coopenhagen 5 April 1906 to Haag, Netherlands. 25 øre brown and 50 øre greyish lilac King Christian IX issue tied by CDS Copenhagen. Registration 15 øre, 3rd rate 3x 20 øre per 15 grams = 75 øre correct rate.

1 Kr. 1913 Booklet with red cover and the stamps without pane numbers. Excellent condition and cover in pristine condition, rare booklet. The first and earliest Danish Stamp Booklet, ink 1913 on the front.