Sweden, Courier post ERIK XIV (1533-1577). A fabulous letter to "De högborne Sveriges, Göthis och Wendis fröknar, fröken Elisabeth och fröken Sophia, wåre Elskelige käre Systrar, Broderligen och Kärligen" E(ders) K(ärlige) kiäre Broder Erichus XIIII, dated Torvesund 19 okt 1564. Renovated, stains otherwise a particularly rare and interesting item in private matter to the King's sisters, with full front page. (Image1)
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Sweden, JOHAN III (1537-1569-1592). Letter to William de Wik to let Christoffer Skunk mint 28 marker silver to round coins. Beautiful item signed IRS, dated Stockholm 9 march 1591. (Image1)
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Sweden, GUSTAV II ADOLF (1594-1611-1632). Document signed in the field camp at Nürnberg 22 juli 1632 with order to pay 2460 dalers to Robert Monroe's Scottish troups. (Image1)
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Sweden, KARL XI (1655-1660-1697). Signed order, dated 13 juni 1689, for delivery of 200 muskets to Jämtlands Cavalry Company under the command of Karl Hård. Acknowledged by Hård and certified by Mårten Trotzig. (Image1)
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Sweden, Courier post KARL XII (1682-1697-1718). Signed letter with complete front page to Coyet in Wismar regarding maps of the island Poel outside Wismar. Dated Stockholm 13 dec.1699. (Image1)
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Sweden, Courier post FREDRIK I (1675-1720-1751). Extremely beautiful letter with full front page, dated Stockholm 1 maj 1744 and signed. Applies to the protection of the new Crown Prince and Crown Princess (Adolf Fredrik and Lovisa Ulrika) when they arrived in Sweden. Transcript attached. (Image1)
