5 aur blue 1876 perf 12 1/2 mint block of four, position 34-35, 44-45.

Wrapper band bearing 1/2 Sch. rosalila SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN (1865) sent on printed matter from Kiel to Rendsburg 12 October 1867. The stamp was again allowed valid for postage from November 1866 till 31 December 1867. Wrapper bands with a faultless stamp tied by a postmark is quite uncommon.

Insufficiently paid 5 aur Two Kings stationery sent from Reykjavik to Hamburg 14 December 1908. UPU rate 10 aur, 5 aur under franked, 10 aur due. German 1-ring “T” and 1-line “PORTO” and Hamburg CDS arrival mark on front, manuscript “12 1/2 cts”.

Ship-letter sent from Stettin to Copenhagen 21 October 1859 showing octagonal “FRA STETTIN”, endorsed “18” sk. due by the addressee, paying the German rayon 2 to Danish rayon 9, each 9 sk.

5 aur postal stationery REPLY CARD sent from Reykjavik to Kolding 2 December 1896, additional franked with 3 aur small numeral perf 14, with Kolding JBPE CDS arrival mark on front. Denmark favoured rate only 8 aur instead of 10 aur UPU rate.

Railway freight stamps from “De Jydsk-Fyenske Jernbaner”, 8 sk. for 5 length 10 Mill and 12 sk. for 5 length 20 Mill. A rare set, small faults.

HAPAG 10 cents, hinged.

5 aur brown Vestmanneyjum with gutter in two single rowns to form a block of six - Only ten pairs gutter-pairs recorded.

Iceland BRJEFSPJALD colour proof sheet with frame only, in greyish black color. Rare.

Letter sent to US Army General Bonesteel, US Perhsing Camp 22 December 1941. In October General Bonesteel had established his headquarters at Camp Tadcaster, soon renamed Camp Pershing, some two miles east of Reykjavik and about a mile from British headquarters at Camp Alabaster. Also 1941 Thorvaldsen-Society Christmas seal, but not tied.

Passenger-Ticket with the daily mail-coach from Aalborg to Randers 2 May 1851, very decorate form.

3 CENTS square issue (1856) FORGERY.

Local letter sent to the “Classenske Fidei-Commiss” in Fredericia 1824 – letter sheet with watermark, no contents. Beautiful wax seal with F5

Printed matter sent from Reykjavik 27 August 1924 bearing a pair of 1 eyr and 4 aur King Chr. X 1920-22 issue, tied by Reykjavik machine cancel. Correct 10 aur franking for printed matters.

Postcard sent from Reykjavik to Nakskov 20 November 1910 bearing two 4 aur Two Kings issue tied by Reykjavik CDS. With manuscript “S/S CERES” and carried by the ship to Copenhagen.

Letter sent from Deetzbüll to Kiel bearing a 1 1/4 Sch. “HERZOGTH.SCHLESWIG” Mi. 14 tied by 1-ring “DEETZBÜLL 2-1 67” CDS. A very fine and clean strike.

Letter sent from Hadersleben via Ostende to Leith 3 March 1868 bearing 5 1 Gr. NDP tied by PER I-o “HADERSLEBEN 3 3 68 2-3N.” DAKA 58.12. Unusual letter.

5 Kr. Central Post Office 1915 with watermark cross. Very light and small corner cancellation.

4 sk. 1854 dotted spandrels with town manuscript “Seelent”. Might well be only recorded.

"4 Rigsbankskilling Thiele II blackish brown, with numeral "119" Itzehoe. Superb centered numeral cancellation."

Provisional “3 Prir” LARGE overprint, perf. 12 3/4, used on piece.