"5 Kr. Central Post Office 1912 with watermark crown, Ist. printing. Large plate flaw with "missing cornish" pos. 8 on the left stamp. By far the largest plate flaw of the newly discovered errors on the popular 5 kr. Central Post Office stamp. "

5-strip 6 aur 1897 cancelled with Reykjavik swiss type cds. Any used multiple of Icelandic stamps are scarce.

17 sk. letter sent from Copenhagen to Amstermdam 20 August 1866, franked with 3 sk. I printing and pair 4 sk. Vb printing1864-issue, tied by Copenhagen numeral 1. Amsterdam CDS arrival mark on reverse, in an excellent condition for a 1864-issue.

Royal Service lettersheet sent by “Field Post Estafette” from Amtmand Blom to Byfoged Lund in Skagen 1810-14. During the Napoleonic war the British navy controlled Danish waters and had their base at Anholt. Apparently therefore a military mail service was established at Frederikshavn along the cost to Skagen.

Copenhagen Bypost 3 øre BREVKORT 5th printing with “Fri Rekvisitionskort” and instruction of use printed below. Rare.

10 aur I GILDI Official perf 14 mint hinged block of four with the rare overprint error ’03-’03 instead of ’02-’03.

Forwarded letter sent from London through the Danish post office in Altona 29. May 1858 to Assens, Denmark. Franked with a 4 sk. 1858 dotted spandrels V. printing, plate V, retouch lower right spandrels, pos. 57 or 86.

Military letter sent from Theod. Kaiser at the 10th Companie 16th Landwehr Regiment of the mobile forces in Jutland during the 1848-51 war and postmarked “KONIGL.PREUSS.FELDPOST” two-ring mark and a weak boxed mark from the battalion. Letters with these postmarks used in Denmark are rarely seen.

Value parcel sent from Esbjerg to Copenhagen 29 August 1918 and franked with 5 kr. Central Post Office 1915-issue and eight 27 øre provisional issue. Charge: parcel up to 1 kg 25 øre plus value fee, first 1000 kr. 15 øre and 129x 5 øre for the next 129.000 kr., total charge 685 øre, overfranked by 31 øre. Vertical fold through two stamps.

Registered Express Airmail letter to New York from Reykjavik July 1947 with NY arrival mark on reverse. Registration 60 aur, express 125 aur, letter 0-20 gram 60 aur, 2x 90 aur airmail surcharge each 5 gramm, total 425 aur. Overfranked by 75 aur, but still an attractive cover.

"Thule letter from approx. 1938-39 to Denmark, sender "Aage Gilberg, Distriktslæge, THULE" – Fine and well-preserved item with senders details on flap."

"10 aur blue Dynjardi issue with numeral "236" Reykjavik, thin."

10 øre red/black Svendborg local with inverted center.

"Block of four 1 1/4 Sch. Schleswig-Holstein "weit gewellter grund", hinged, good margins."

1 Cent III. printing on printed circular sent from St. Thomas to Puerto Rico 21 August 1880. Earliest recorded use of III. printing.

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.