Scott numbers have been used unless otherwise indicated. NK = Norgeskatalogen numbers. Cancellations starting with the letter "Å" and "Ø" are at the end of the alphabet. All these items and much more are available for viewing on approval; please request approvals.
207 [1941 1 øre V-overprinted Posthorn, with watermark]. Used VF 6-block with centrally placed "OSLO / ST. H." "thimble" 10 November 1941 cancellations. Scarce stamp used (normally canceled singles of this stamp sell for $9 each). Any use of the thimble cancels is scarce and sought after.
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59.00
234435
208 [1941 2 øre V-overprinted Posthorn, with watermark]. Used VF 4-block with "OSLO / ST. H." "thimble" 10 November 1941 centrally placed cancellation. Scarce stamp used (normal singles sell for $14 each). Any use of the thimble cancels is scarce and sought after.
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59.00
234437
208 [1941 2 øre V-overprinted Posthorn, with watermark]. Used VF 4-block with "OSLO / ST. H." "thimble" 10 November 1941 centrally placed cancellation. Scarce stamp used (normal singles sell for $14 each). Any use of the thimble cancels is scarce and sought after.
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59.00
401058
Scott #277 x3, 286, 197A [1946 2 kr King Haakon; 1947 50 øre Postal Service; 1946 25 øre orange Lion] (VF, some with wear typical for parcel cards) on 4 May 1948 parcel tag specially printed for mail to the U.S. For one 3 kg parcel, from "KRISTIANSAND S. / PP" with parcel post cancellation, to Buffalo, NY, USA (no receiving markings, but none are expected in this era). Complete tag (often the left end is missing) in very good condition for these. Parcels sent within / between the Scandinavian / Nordic countries and Europe were "controlled" by a parcel card (which bore the stamps and which also acted as signed proof of delivery that was kept by the post office) that usually accompanied, but was not attached to, the package. However because the American parcel post system was completely different, parcel tags like these were designed to be attached to the package. The high denominations of the King Haakon stamps were mostly used on parcel cards and tags.
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