| 1875-1895 Perforation 14 (14 x 13.5) Bicolors |  Top |
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225621 "View EXACT ACTUAL Image"){kind=small} |
25/25c x4 (Fine), 30 (damaged) on ca.1875 4 øre Ultramarine postal stationery envelope. 16 øre Print 2 (damaged) and 4x 3 øre Print 2. The third 3 øre stamp is POSITION 18, INVERTED FRAME. Registered mail to Germany; upon arrival in German postal system, German registration label affixed -- this is the first time I can recall having an example of this happening on Danish-German registered mail. Cover with some wear and appears to have been professionally cleaned, but attractive and with a very scarce stamp (Facit 2007 value SEK 5000 = $700; AFA 2002 Specialized value DKK 3800 = $660 just for this inverted frame single used stamp). Identification confirmed by Lasse Nielsen and with his mark. Extremely scarce usage. |
425.00 |
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223423 "View EXACT ACTUAL Image"){kind=small} |
25, 38 [3 øre Perf 14 Bicolor; 5 øre Perf 14 Arms] on 23 February 1895 cover from "KJØBENHAVN N" to Stubbkjøbing. Envelope with tear and spots, but still an unusual and colorful stamp combination. |
18.00 |
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26 Print 10 position B75 and #28 Print 10 (Fine) on ca.1877 4 øre Ultramarine small-format postal card, as a parcel card from HORSENS with numeral cancellations #30, to København. Some minor toning on stamps. Stamp printings confirmed by Lasse Nielsen. These early stamp printings are scarcer issues on cover; nice usages of the Ultramarine 4 øre card are scarce. |
80.00 |
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26c 4 øre Print 4 and #28a 8 øre Print 3 (F-VF, Fine) on 27 November 1875 folded cover (no contents) from KJØBENHAVN to Sölvesborg, Sweden. Previous owner noted that this date is/was the earliest known use for the 4 øre Print 4. Stamp printings confirmed by Lasse Nielsen. Attractive usage of early printings; remarkably fresh and nice. |
125.00 |
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26 [4 øre Bicolor Perf 14] (F-VF) FIVE-STRIP from positions B41-45 from Printings 40, 41, 42, or 44. 9 November 1887 cover from FAABORG with Lapidar-style cancels, to Hummelstown, Pennsylvania, U.S., with backstamps. While five examples on cover is not very scarce, it is quite unusual to find an intact 5-strip! |
75.00 |
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223419 "View EXACT ACTUAL Image"){kind=small} |
26 pair [4 øre Perf 14 Bicolor] (Fine) on neat and attractive cover used from "KJØBENHAVN KB" to BORUP (with sans-serif [lapidar] receiver). Remarkably rough perforation variety; seldom seen on cover. |
28.00 |
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27, Facit #30b, AFA #24. Print 3 (1880) [5 øre Bicolor] F-VF centered solo usage on wonderful 7 January 1882 printed matter cover from København to Sweden, with Swedish railway cancellation applied in transit (as fairly often seen on this particular denomination). Remarkably fresh and attractive. Quite scarce in such nice quality. Accompanied by Lasse Nielsen certificate. |
675.00 |
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28a Gray and Dark Carmine, early printing [1875 8 øre Bicolor Perf 14 x 13.5] (Fine, some perf wear at edge of envelope) on ca.1875 small envelope from ASSENS with #7 3-ring numeral cancel. |
10.00 |
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223416 "View EXACT ACTUAL Image"){kind=small} |
28, 29, 31 [8, 12, and 20 øre Perf 14 Bicolors] on ca.1880 parcel letter (envelope accompanying a parcel post package) from HOLBÆK. 12 øre stamp seriously damaged, but otherwise sound and attractive though colors a little aged. Attractive and quite interesting. |
45.00 |
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31b [1875 20 øre Bicolor, Print I, Thick Inverted Frame] (Average, tiny tear) solo use on ca.1875-76 to the U.S., addressed to a ship fireman (boiler tender) at the Sailors Home in New York. Nice "KBHVN:NØRREBRO lapidar-style cancellations (Skilling page 147; DKK 100, fairly scarce for a København postmark). Skilling indicates recorded postmark use of 11 February 1876 through 12 November 1879. There is no year-dated postmark, but there is a 1876 docketing., which may or may not be contemporaneous. The postmark is 7 December, thus if this is 1875 (which it could be), it extends the use period. AFA 2010 value for the most common inverted frame printing on cover is DKK 1600 = $290 [1/2010] for the most common use, which would be to Germany. Use to the U.S. is much scarcer. Very interesting cover at a very low price. |
95.00 |
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