Sweden, Postage due cancellation 60 ÖRE on unpaid cover sent from Great Britain via Denmark to Stockholm. Cancellations 545 / NEW CASTLE-ON-TYNE 13.JU.65, LONDON D D 14.JU.66 and KDOPA LÜBECK 16.6. Also one cove sent from LIVERPOOL 27.SP.70 with British cancellation 4d and postage due notation "60 öre". Ex. Larsson. (2). (Image1)
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Sweden, W-county. AVESTAD, straight line postmark Nice example on cover to Gysinge. Postal: 2000 SEK (Image1)
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Sweden, W-county. SMEDJEBACKEN on cover to Ramundeboda, straight line postmark Postal: 4000 SEK (Image1)
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Sweden, L-county. ÅBY 22.10.1854, rectangular postmark Type 2 in blue colour on beautiful cover sent to Lund. EXCELLENT. Postal: 600 SEK (Image1)
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Sweden, Foreign-related items Saint Barthélemy. Unpaid letter dated in Stockholm 24 July 1835 sent by a Falmouth packet to St Kitts, and then by a forwarding agent to Saint Barthélemy 9 October. British postage notation "4 Sh 4 d". Small traces of mounting. Unusually early mail to the Swedish colony in the Carribean. Scarce as many of the other letters recorded are conveyed privately. (Image1)
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Sweden, Foreign-related items USA. Ship letter dated Gothenburg 4 November 1840, sent to New York 7 January 1841. Postmarks SHIP and NEW YORK 7.JAN. Ship notation "p. Sun". Ship letter fee 2 c and domestic fee New York–Fall River 18½ c, or in total 20½ c as postage due. Interesting and very scarce with ship notation on Swedish mail sent overseas, as well as unusually early letter to America. Superb EXHIBITION ITEM. (Image1)
