1853 HOLSTEIN RAILWAY numeral handstamp "40" in circle of bars on Danish "FIRE R.B.S." black-brown from Plate I of 2nd Thiele printing, sheet pos. 81, fresh colour, wide and even margins all round, in excellent condition. A VERY RARE CANCEL ON DANISH STAMPS, this copy has THE ONLY IMPRESSION RECORDED ON FIRE R.B.S. by C.A. Møller. Signed "MØLLER BPP", and with certificates by Hans Ehlern Jessen (1974) and Carl Aage Møller (2012) (Image)

1851-52 2 R.B.S. blue, Thiele printing, Type 9, used and cancelled by numeral handstamp, with even wide margins all round, fresh and fine. (Mi. 1000 €) (Image)

1851-52 2 R.B.S. blue, Thiele printing, Plate II, No. 51, Type 1, used and cancelled by numeral handstamp, with complete to wide margins all round, fresh and fine. Nielsen cert. (1985) (Mi. 1000 €) (Image)

1851-52 2 R.B.S. blue, Thiele printing, Plate II, No. 22, Type 6, used and cancelled by numeral handstamp "1", with complete to wide margins all round, lightly toned (partially), fine. Nielsen cert. (2006) (Mi. 1000 €) (Image)

1851-52 2 R.B.S. blue, Thiele printing, Plate I, No. 30, Type 6, used on printed market report (agricultural products; printed in German, dated Leith 12.4.54) and sent to Copenhagen, where it was delived by footpost, cancelled in Copenhagen with numeral "1" and oval footpost datestamp ""F: 6 21/4 54 P:" in blue. A fine stamp with complete to wide margins all round, used on an interesting and fine entire letter. Møller and Nielsen certificates (AFA 20,000 SEK) (Image)

1851-52 2 R.B.S. blue, Thiele printing, Plate II No. 6, Type 2 showing "foot of "2" nearly disjointed (Spids fodstreg)", used in Copenhagen and cancelled by numeral "1" in black, with four margins, fresh and fine. Møller certificate (1999) (AFA 13,000 SEK) (Image)

1854 2s. blue and 16s. grey-violet used in combination with 1858 4s. brown (three singles) on piece of cover, all tied by Sjællandske Jb.P. numeral "181". All the stamps are fresh and fine with complete to wide margins all round. S. Kaiser certificate (1980) (Image)

1854, 4 S red-brown with full margins cancelled "135" and beside circle stamp Ahrensbök on folded letter to Segeberg (Image)

1854 16s. violet-grey, used on cover from Copenhagen to Gothenburg via Helsingborg in 1859, cancelled by numeral "1", with "KIØBENHAVN/K B/27/11/" despatch cds, "franco" in m/s and Helsingborg transit datestamp alongside, indistinct strike of arrival cds on the reverse. A fresh and fine stamp on a fine (slightly re-folded at left) cover. Møller certificate (2010) (Image)

1858 4s. orange-brown TWO VERTICAL STRIPES OF THREE, used on part cover (front only) from Øster Svendstrup (northern Denmark) to Norway via Svinesund, all tied by numeral "240", with indistinct strike of 28. Jan. transit cds and '2/2 1863' Svinesund transit cds alongside. Two stamps with complete to wide margins all round, others with small to medium marginal faults. A scarce and attractive franking.
Value Add Taxes (19%) will be added to the hammer price and the buyers premium. (Image)

1863 16s. red-lilac, ROULETTED, used and cancelled with Kopenhagen numeral "1", fresh and fine. Nielsen certificate (2009) (Mi. 600 €, Facit 7000 SEK) (Image)

1864, 3 Sk lilac, 2nd printing, perf. 13 : 12 1/2, mint lightly hinged, perfect perforation and XF centration. Photo expertized Möller "Pragteksemplar".
This lot is "Gebotslos". The Minimum Bid is 20 €, it will be sold at the HIGHEST BID (not one bidding step above the second highest bid). (Image)

1870, 11. November, single rate letter from the Zealand post handling bureau to Rome, prepaid 15 rbsk to destination by a 3 sk line perf. together with 4 and 8 sk. Very rare franking on a beautiful little envelope. The letter, carried in closed mail through Italy shows on the back the transit hand stamp of the TPO Wamdrup - Flensburg and the arrival of ROME 15. NOV. 70. The letter was still rated in accordance to the NGPU - Papal convention 15 rbsk corrosponded to 3,5 gr. : 1 gr. to Denmark, 2.5. gr. credited to the NGPU, 1.5 gr credited to Italy (previously Papal share) as indicated on the cover. Very nice item from the period immediate after the Italian take over of Rome. Cert. Kaiser, Postiljonen. (Image)

1881 Destination JAPAN: Cover from Korsør to Yokohama, Japan via Brindisi, re-directed to Nagasaki, franked by 1875 3øre pair, 4øre and 20øre, all perf 14x13½ and with frame upright, as correct 30øre franking, tied by numeral handstamp "37" and small "KORSØR/11/7/1 POST" cds, with Brindisi transit cds, Yokohama '28 Aug 1881' and Nagasaki '2 Sep' arrival datestamps on the reverse, Yokohama '29 Aug 1881' despatch cds on front. A 3øre stamp with a missing corner perf at bottom left and the 4øre damaged at left, the cover lightly toned, but nevertheless an attractive cover and a very scarce destination. (Image)

1891 Destination HAWAII: Postal stationery envelope 4øre used registered from Nyborg to Honolulu, Hawaii via New York and San Francisco, uprated by 1875 3øre pair (frame inverted), 8øre pair (frame upright) and 1884 5øre strip of four, all perf 14x13½, to complete 46øre rate, cancelled by "NYBORG/4/9/2 POST" cds, Danish reg. cachet and transparent San Francisco Reg. label as well as red Honolulu '13 Oct 1891' arrival datestamp on front, New York and San Francisco transit dater on the reverse. Minor traces of usage (with a little defect below envelope's stamp) but still a good envelope, a most attractive franking and a very scarce destination. (Image)

1884, Einschreiben der 4. (!) Gewichtsstufe von Kopenhagen nach Rom. Umschlag 24x13,5 cm, leichte Bedarfsmängel. (Image)

1877, 100 Öre yellow and grey, first printing, horizontal strip of five, neatly cancelled with numeral "56" (Ringkjobing), left stamp with small fold, else VF condition. (Image)

1925/1929, Airmails, 10ö. to 1kr., complete set of five values (glueing marks) on airmail cover from "BIRKEROD 11.7.33" to Harburg/Germany with red Hamburg airmail receiver alongside. (Image)

1930, 14 Öre violet mixed franking on souvenir airmail postcard from Kjobenhavn to Malmö, on left side vignette "5 Kr Robert Svendsen Sundflyvning 1910 7 Jul 1930" (Image)

1931, Airmails 50ö. grey horiz. pair and two single stamps 25ö. red in combination with Sweden 50ö. and USA 5c., clearly oblit. "KØBENHAVN 19.9.31", on catapult flight cover steamer "Europe" to New York, red flight cachet alongside. (Image)

1939, two registered airmail covers with better total 9 airstamps of the 1034 issue to Germany, one of them with valuta corntorl. Both covers carry a vignette advertising aouth hostels in Nordschleswig. (Image)

1935, Hans Christian Andersen, complete set on registered f.d.c. "KOBENHAVN 1.10.35" to Berlin with arrival mark 2.10.35 on reverse. (Image)

1851/1915, lot of eight used stamps incl. 2 Rigsbank-Skilling, 1912 5kr. G.P.O. and two Greenland Polar Bear stamps, slightly varied condition.
For this lot an additional 7% for Import Expenses (Taxes) will be charged.

1890 (ab), dabei interessante Ganzsachen, Flugpost, alte Ansichtskarten, Perfins u. a. (Image)

1915 (ab), kleiner Posten von 68 Belegen, teils mit Besonderheiten wie Flugpost, Färöer und Grönland, Freistempel Grönland u.a. (Image)