CORONAVIRUS NOTICE: We are healthy and well, and are still open for website, email, mailorder, and phone orders & inquiries. Only family members are working in the office. We are all taking extraordinary sanitary precautions at work and home, and are not allowing "outsiders" into our office or homes. While it may take us longer than usual to respond and to send out orders, we are still serving our clients. We appreciate and especially need your support in this difficult time as we try to continue keeping all our staff employed.
Welcome to the Scandinavian Philatelic Headquarters
All covers are available for approval viewing. The covers shown are just a very small sample of my stock. Please tell me more about your collecting interests and what types of covers you are seeking.
IMAGES: Hover mouse pointer over image
to determine if ACTUAL image of item OR a REPRESENTATIVE sample image of item.
Click for more information
US$
222014
116 Type II, White Paper LINE 4-STRIP [1925 5 öre Lion] (Superb) on very nice 17 July 1937 picture post card (real photo of ocean beach at Tylösand) from TYLÖSAND to HUNGARY. This post office was not started until 1934 and is fairly scarce in this early period. Scarce line pair/strip usage on cover to an unusual destination.
18.00
239534
116 Type II, White Paper [1934 (white paper) 5 öre green Lion] (Fine+) on 15 April 1937 printed matter rate cover within STOCKHOLM with machine cancellation.
5.00
239543
116 Type II [1925 5 öre green Lion] (VF) on 30 October 1929 printed matter rate double / reply post card with "NORRKÖPING 1 / LBR" machine cancellation. Forwarded. The reply card is unused, but has Scott #119 Type I affixed (undoubtedly by the original sender) to pay the return postage at the regular post card rate (the respondent was to write text, thus the reply would not qualify for the printed matter rate). The card is a solicitation by a children charity and is an early example of such mail; it could also fit into a charity seal collection. While postal stationery double / reply cards are quite common, this is the first Swedish example I can recall seeing (in 44 years) of non-stationery with reply postage affixed. Very scarce!
35.00
239535
117 Type I [1921 5 öre orange-brown Lion] (Fine) on 17 October 1922 printed matter rate cover from SÄLDEBRÅTEN (very tiny village) to Huskvarna. This stamp is somewhat scarce on cover. Nice strike of the postmark which is fairly scarce.
15.00
239536
199 x4, 117 Type II [1924 15 öre UPU Congress; 1921 5 öre orange-brown Lion] (VF, Fine) on 12 August 1924 EXPRESS cover from TRÄLLEBORG (Trelleborg) to the freight office at the railway station in Nässjö. Express label #3:2 (rouletted) per Facit Postal listing. Somewhat worn due to type of commercial use, but this is a nice in-period commercial use of UPU issues; express uses of the UPU stamps are also scarce.
45.00
239531
118 (or 124?) x5 and 182 [1921 10 öre green Lion and 1921 40 öre Gustaf V Left Profile] (VF/F-VF and Ave) on 17 June 1923 EXPRESS mail cover to Prag, CZECHOSLOVAKIA, with backstamp. PLK 137 RAILWAY cancellations. Express label #3:1 per Facit Postal listing. Trimmed at top, but indicates sender was in Landskrona, which matches the route of the railway line/cancel. Attractive and colorful. Express covers to other countries (especially other than Germany) are quite unusual.
45.00
239532
118 (or 124?) x2 and 175 [1921 10 öre green Lion and 1925 25 öre blue Gustaf V Left Profile] (VF and F-VF) on 16 June 1927 REGISTERED (with town label) cover to Austria, from LINKÖPING. The two 10 öre Lion stamps are distinctly different colors (dark green vs light green). Very neat and attractive with monogram red wax seal.
30.00
239544
118 (or 124?) and 150 (or 162) [1921 10 öre green Lion and 1920 80 öre Crown and Posthorn] (VF and F-VF) on 29 September 1923 parcel card, COMPLETE with receipt coupon still attached, to Finland. With "STOCKHOLM 3 / VÄRDE" (valuable mail, even though this parcel was not insured and did not contain money) cancellations, numbered Stockholm 3 parcel label, and a separate "Stockholm" label (not sure of purpose). Reverse bears large, red Finnish customs handstamp and HELSINKI receiving postmark. This international (includes French text) parcel card has a February 1911 printing date -- this is remarkably late use. Excellent condition with typical wear.
17.00
239545
118 (or 124?) pair and 153 Non-White Paper 3-strip [1921 10 öre green Lion and 1921 1 kr Crown and Posthorn] (VF and Fine) on 18 December 1923 parcel card, COMPLETE with receipt coupon still attached, to Finland. With "STOCKHOLM / PAK AVG" cancellations, numbered Stockholm 1 parcel label. Reverse bears large, red Finnish customs handstamp and HELSINKI receiving postmark. This international (includes French text) parcel card has a April 1922 printing date. Very colorful.
12.00
239533
126 Type II, Non-White Paper and 191 Type II Non-White Paper x2 [1927 5 öre green Lion and 1928 15 öre Perf-4-side Gustaf V Left Profile] (Ave and VF / F-VF) on 22 November 1932 REGISTERED (with town label, torn) cover to from FLEN to BLOMSTERMÅLA (with receiver cancel). Nice small town use. Neat and attractive with monogram red wax seal.