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234908
97 4-strip [1913 5 øre Christian X] (F-VF) on 15 March 1917 "Adressebrev" parcel letter form (to accompany parcels in the mail) for a 1 kg parcel from NIVAA to København. Minor aging, but very attractive.
10.00
221901
100, 106 on 1917 registered cover from ESBJERG. Attractive stamp dealer mail (Hans Skovsgaard), with two very nice Denmark #1 pair labels on reverse.
24.00
234909
103 [1913 20 øre Blue Christian X] (VF) on 17 March 1915 "Adressebrev" parcel letter form (to accompany parcels in the mail) for a 2.5 kg parcel from VIBORG, with Superb cancel, to København. Sent between Customs offices.
12.00
234910
103 [1913 20 øre Blue Christian X] (Fine) on March 1916 "Adressebrev" parcel letter form (to accompany parcels in the mail) for a 2.5 kg parcel from KJERTEMINDE to København.
6.00
234911
103 x2 [1913 20 øre Blue Christian X] (Fine) on ca.1919 "Adressebrev" parcel letter form (to accompany parcels in the mail) for a 3 kg parcel from HUMLEBÆK to København. Scarce hand-stamped parcel label; creased and worn, but scarce label. Cancel date not clear but the rate did not start until 1 January 1919.
8.00
234913
120 and 100 [1913 50 øre Wine-Red and 10 øre Christian X] (F-VF) on 1 July 1918 "Adressebrev" parcel letter form (to accompany parcels in the mail) for a 5 kg parcel from "KØBENHAVN 5" to Ærøeskjøbing. The postal rate for a 5 kg parcel was 35; though this adressebrev does not bear any notations in this regard, it must have been a COD (cash on delivery; postopkrævning) parcel with 10-50 kroner payment due, which would explain the other 25 øre franking. The 50 øre stamp is quite scarce on cover.
45.00
234912
120 [1913 50 øre Wine-Red Christian X] (F-VF, discolored spot due to handling in the mails) correct solo use on 16 February 1919 "Adressebrev" parcel letter form (to accompany parcels in the mail) for a 3 kg parcel from "KØBENHAVN 3" to Kjertminde. This solo use is somewhat scarce because this 3 kg postal rate did not start until 1 January 1919, but was again increased on 5 October 1919, however, this Wine-Red 50 øre was replaced with the Wine-Red and Black bicolored 50 øre on 2 January 1919! This stamp is generally quite scarce on cover.
40.00
223427
121, 116 x2, and 100 x2 [Christian X: 50 øre black and red violet, 40 øre black and violet, and 10 øre red (brilliant shade)] on unusual high-franking 1921 registered cover from AABENRAA to the U.S. Cover is seriously worn, however, the 50 øre is scarce on envelopes (i.e. not parcel card) and high-franking covers to foreign countries are seldom seen. Items such as this must be preserved.
24.00
223434
128 Type II 4-strip, 94 Light Green [1922 (1927) 1 kr Blue and Brown Christian X; 1921 (1925) 10 øre Light Green Wavy-Line] (VF) on unusual complete 1930 parcel card from KØBENHAVN to Wiborg/Viipuri Finland (410 øre rate), via Sweden, with scarce Danish "Via Sverige." label. Via MALMÖ, and with scarce Finnish TURKU / ÅBO ship-pictorial incoming foreign ship mail transit postmark. Scarce "FINLAND via SVERRIG" violet handstamp; I cannot recall seeing another example of this. Unusual Danish Customs label and with Finnish Customs markings. VIIPURI receiving postmark; Wiborg/Viipuri is in the Lost Territories and is now part of Russia. Scarce and attractive.
140.00
223429
129 x2, 94 [1926 2 kr Christian X; 1921 10 øre Green Wavy-Line] (VF) on unusual complete 1930 parcel card from "KØBENHAVN 8 / (Frihavnen)" [harbor] (with ornate postmarks) to Wiborg/Viipuri Finland (410 øre rate), via Sweden. Via MALMÖ, and with scarce Finnish TURKU / ÅBO ship-pictorial incoming foreign ship mail transit postmark. Danish and Finnish Customs markings. VIIPURI receiving postmark; Wiborg/Viipuri is in the Lost Territories and is now part of Russia. The 2 kr stamp is scarce on cover; AFA value is DKK 1500 = US$260.
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223430
129, 197, 89 [1926 2 kr Christian X; 1927 40 øre Caravel ship; 1921 5 øre Brown Wavy-Line] (VF) on unusual complete 1930 parcel card from "KØBENHAVN 8 / (Frihavnen)" [harbor] (with ornate postmarks) to Wiborg/Viipuri Finland (245 øre rate), via Sweden with unusual small red "via Sverige" handstamp. Via MALMÖ, and with scarce Finnish TURKU / ÅBO ship-pictorial incoming foreign ship mail transit postmark. Danish and Finnish Customs markings. VIIPURI receiving postmark; Wiborg/Viipuri is in the Lost Territories and is now part of Russia. The 2 kr stamp is scarce on cover; AFA value is DKK 1500 = US$260.
130.00
223431
129, 193 [1926 2 kr Christian X; 1927 20 øre Caravel ship] (VF) on unusual complete 1930 parcel card from "KØBENHAVN 8 / (Frihavnen)" [harbor] (with ornate postmarks) to Wiborg/Viipuri Finland (220 øre rate), sent direct (not via Sweden), via HELSINKI. Finnish Customs markings. VIIPURI receiving postmark; Wiborg/Viipuri is in the Lost Territories and is now part of Russia. The 2 kr stamp is scarce on cover; AFA value is DKK 1500 = US$260.
140.00
223432
129, 193 [1926 2 kr Christian X; 1927 20 øre Caravel ship] (VF) on unusual complete 1930 parcel card from "KØBENHAVN 8 / (Frihavnen)" [harbor] (with ornate postmarks) to Wiborg/Viipuri Finland (220 øre rate), sent direct (not via Sweden), via HELSINKI. Finnish Customs markings. VIIPURI receiving postmark; Wiborg/Viipuri is in the Lost Territories and is now part of Russia. The 2 kr stamp is scarce on cover; AFA value is DKK 1500 = US$260.
140.00
234914
132 pair, 103, and 114 pair [1913 1 kr Engraved, 20 øre Blue, and 35 øre Orange Christian X] (F-VF, VF) on 12 December 1916 INSURED money letter "Adressebrev" parcel letter form (to accompany parcels in the mail) for a 4.57 kg parcel from "KØBENHAVN 1 (2)" to Nyborg. The violet parcel label denotes an insured money letter: in this case containing 50,000 kroner in currency! The 2.90 kr franking consists of: 30 øre parcel to 5 kg, 15 øre for the first 1000 kr of value and 49x 5 øre for each additional 1000 kr. Both the 35 øre and 1 kroner stamps are scarce on cover. Very fresh and attractive, but with a tear at left well away from the stamps (it has been gently closed, but an expert restorer could likely almost make disappear). Very colorful!