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246, 247 [1935 Swedish Parliament 500th Anniversary] (VF/XF) the two HIGH VALUES on 10 January 1935 FDC with the "SVERIGES RIKSDAGSHUSET" style of cancellation. The stamps of this set are quite hard to find so well centered on a FDC. Very attractive and in excellent quality. ACTUAL item. |
13.50 |
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251, 253, 255, 257, 259, 261 [1936 Post Office 300th Anniversary] (VF, F-VF) on an official 20 February 1936 registered FDC sent to the U.S. These six stamps constitute half the coil stamps in the set. (Normally there were two FDC envelopes for the coil stamps, this is one of them. The three sheet/booklet stamps were on a third cover, but often the early collectors only acquired the two coil-stamp covers.) Perhaps you already have (only) the other coil-stamp cover; the are offered from time to time. The cancellation on this cover is the 25 mm circle type. Interestingly, the illustration in the FD cancellation is very close to the design of the 15 öre stamp. The complete set on multiple covers would otherwise be around $50. Very attractive and in excellent quality. ACTUAL item. |
17.50 |
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293-8 [1939 Royal Academy of Sciences (Berzelius, chemist; Linne, botanist)] The complete coil and perf-4-side sheet stamp set on a very attractive 2 June 1939 FIRST DAY COVER, registered, used to the U.S., with the correct special STOCKHOLM official first day postmark. Though this set on first day cover is not "scarce", they have gotten hard to find and this example is particularly neat and attractive. The two stamp designs are very much sought out by many different types of topical collectors. ACTUAL item. |
26.00 |
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Scott #418-24 [6 June 1951 King Gustaf VI Adolf, Design 1, set of 5 coils and 2 booklet issues] FIRST DAY COVER with semi-official cachet [monogram and blue text; proceeds to benefit the royal society to combat rheumatism] for the first stamp issue for the new King. Registered, with green post-WWII currency control postal label, TO MEXICO. There the cover was forwarded from a street address to a post office box, with interesting postal markings on the reverse. Swedish FDCs of this era sent to smaller / unusual countries are extremely scarce and sought after. Registered FDCs and/or which otherwise show receiving postal markings are especially sought after. Mexico is a very unusual destination for Swedish FDCs and covers of all types in this time period. ACTUAL item. |
10.00 |
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Scott #427-9 [30 August 1951 Christopher Polhem (scientist, inventor, industrial developer, mining engineer, etc.)] FIRST DAY COVER, official envelope (which were not cacheted in this era). Registered, with green post-WWII currency control postal label, TO MEXICO. There the cover was forwarded from a street address to a post office box, with interesting postal markings on the reverse. Swedish FDCs of this era sent to smaller / unusual countries are extremely scarce and sought after. Registered FDCs and/or which otherwise show receiving postal markings are especially sought after. Mexico is a very unusual destination for Swedish FDCs and covers of all types in this time period. ACTUAL item. |
10.00 |
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Scott #432-4 [19 April 1952 Olavus Petri (religious reformer)] FIRST DAY COVER, official envelope (which were not cacheted in this era). Registered, with green post-WWII currency control postal label, TO MEXICO. Routing/delivery markings on the front and receiving postmark on the back. Swedish FDCs of this era sent to smaller / unusual countries are extremely scarce and sought after. Registered FDCs and/or which otherwise show receiving postal markings are especially sought after. Mexico is a very unusual destination for Swedish FDCs and covers of all types in this time period. ACTUAL item. |
10.00 |
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Scott #444-8 [27 May 1953 Sports (ski jumping, hockey, slingball, wrestling)] FIRST DAY COVER, official envelope (which were not cacheted in this era). Registered, with green post-WWII currency control postal label, TO MEXICO. Additional registration numbers on the front and THREE (in three colors!) transit and receiving postmarks on the back. Swedish FDCs of this era sent to smaller / unusual countries are extremely scarce and sought after. Registered FDCs and/or which otherwise show receiving postal markings are especially sought after. Mexico is a very unusual destination for Swedish FDCs and covers of all types in this time period. ACTUAL item. |
15.00 |
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Scott #449-51 [17 June 1953 Stockholm 700th Anniversary] FIRST DAY COVER, official envelope (which were not cacheted in this era), TO MEXICO. Receiving postmark on the back. Swedish FDCs of this era sent to smaller / unusual countries are extremely scarce and sought after. FDCs which show receiving postal markings are especially sought after. Mexico is a very unusual destination for Swedish FDCs and covers of all types in this time period. ACTUAL item. |
7.00 |
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Scott #452-5 [2 November 1953 Telegraph Service] FIRST DAY COVER, official envelope (which were not cacheted in this era). Registered, with green post-WWII currency control postal label, TO MEXICO. There the cover was forwarded from a street address to a post office box, with receiving postal marking on the reverse. Swedish FDCs of this era sent to smaller / unusual countries are extremely scarce and sought after. Registered FDCs and/or which otherwise show receiving postal markings are especially sought after. Mexico is a very unusual destination for Swedish FDCs and covers of all types in this time period. ACTUAL item. |
10.00 |
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Scott #462-4 [13 February 1954 World Skiing Championships] FIRST DAY COVER (with Stockholm cancellation version), official envelope (which were not cacheted in this era). Registered, with green post-WWII currency control postal label, TO MEXICO, with additional registry number and delivery number on front. There the cover was forwarded from a street address to a post office box, with two different receiving postal markings on the reverse. Swedish FDCs of this era sent to smaller / unusual countries are extremely scarce and sought after. Registered FDCs and/or which otherwise show receiving postal markings are especially sought after. Mexico is a very unusual destination for Swedish FDCs and covers of all types in this time period. ACTUAL item. |
15.00 |
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