| 1939-1945 Fish |  Top |
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244915 "View EXACT ACTUAL Image"){kind=small} |
195, 217 x2, 228 with Ultramarine x2 [1935 3 aur Jochumsson, 1934 1 eyri Fish Perf 14 x 14, 1939 10 aur Flag] (VF) on 14 [February or July] 1940 domestic cover with correct 25 aur franking (1 Jan 1940 - 14 Nov 1942 inclusive). Unreadable (to me) but very unusual small village postmark (type B1a); appears to be an only 4-5 characters town name -- it is likely that this that the appearance of this example is typical for this village and thus will lead to the identification. Neatly addressed to "... Patriksfyrdi, Afgr. Híln." I assume that this location is near Patreksfjörður, but does not have its own post office. There is no writing or markings on the reverse. Despite the unclear postmark, this is likely a very scarce village postmark. The franking is a very unusual and interesting, correct combination. |
60.00 |
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229388 "View EXACT ACTUAL Image"){kind=small} |
C29, 219, 249 (VF) on 1951 airmail business size cover to the U.S. |
14.00 |
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229386 "View EXACT ACTUAL Image"){kind=small} |
219, 263, 266 pair, 268 (F-VF, VF) on 1954 registered cover (business size) to the U.S. on official postal business with official postal seal on reverse! |
45.00 |
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244914 "View EXACT ACTUAL Image"){kind=small} |
222 Perf 14x14, narrow perf at top (F#246C2) and 227 Comb Perf 14x14, narrow perf at top (F#251C2) [1945/1943 10 aur Gray and 50 aur Fish] (F-VF) on 20 July 1945 surface mail cover from ISAFJORDUR to the U.S.. Moderate wear and some bends, but a very attractive example of commercial mail utilizing a small-size envelope with Fish-only franking. This is actually an unusual franking combination. 60 aur surface world (outside Scandinavia) postal rate: 1 January 1943 - 14 November 1949 inclusive.] |
22.00 |
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229283 "View EXACT ACTUAL Image"){kind=small} |
223 on 12 aur printed matter to U.S. (Rate: 1 Jan 1943 - 14 Nov 1949.) Fish stamp. |
9.00 |