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327 x2 (VF), 301 x2 (VF, one damaged) [15 öre coil St. Birgitta and 5 öre coil Gustaf V definitive] on 25 March 1942 surface mail cover from to the U.S. With "KIRUNA * LBR *" (letter box) cancellation -- this post office is north of the Arctic Circle. At Stockholm the letter was stopped because surface mail service had been suspended due to the war. The only postal service available to the U.S. was sent on secret night flights from Sweden via Scotland. A return-to-sender label was applied in such a way that it could be removed; a violet handstamp endorsement has been added to the label "endast lufpost berfordras" (only airmail transportation [available]). I believe that I have previously had (in 30 years) only one such cover that received similar treatment -- the label had been removed by the sender, additional stamps had been added for airmail, and the letter resent. However, this is the only example I can recall ever having or seeing with the label still intact. An important cover for both WWII and airmail postal history collections.
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284, 302A coil-end stamp (VF) [90 öre 3-Crown and 15 öre coil Gustaf V definitive] on 19 November 1942 airmail cover from LILLA ESSINGEN (Stockholm area) to the U.S. Bearing the required endorsements "Via England" and also "Via Great Britain" for airmail routing and "Written in English" for the censors. British "PC90" censor tape of a slightly unusual type. Sent by "S. Drimmer" (likely a European Jewish refugee staying with a Swedish family) to the "Transmigation [sic] Bureau of the American Jewish Joint Dist. Committee". A wonderful historical cover documenting this terrible time and the kindness of Swedes who tried to help. I have only seen a few examples of Scandinavian-origin covers to this organization.