ALL WORLD, Estonia, scarce matchbox label + 500 others from the rest of the World, including Estonia. (Image1)

Sweden, A box full with documents, letters etc about Jacob Bagge (printer of the first Swedsish stamps).

Sweden, GUSTAV VI ADOLF (1882-1973), as Crown Prince. Signed handwritten letter (3 pages), dated "Ulriksdal Jan. 9. 1925". With cover.

Sweden, DESIDERIA (1777-1860). Queen of Sweden and Norway as the wife of King Karl XIV Johan. Full signature on a piece of paper, dated "Stockholm 28 Febr 1839". (Image1)

Sweden, GUSTAV VI ADOLF (1882-1973), as Crown Prince. Signed letter with thanks for donation. With cover.

Sweden, EUGEN (1865-1947). Duke of Närke. Swedish painter, art collector and patron of artists. Signed handwritten postcard, dated 1924.

Sweden, WILHELM (1884-1965). Duke of Södermanland. Swedish and Norwegian prince. He authored a large number of books (primarily in Swedish) as Prins Wilhelm. Handwritten manuscript "Broderskapets genius". (Image1)

Sweden, ASTRID LINDGREN (1907-2002). Swedish writer of fiction and screenplays. Two signed typewritten correspondence cards. The entire lot is presented at www.philea.se.

Sweden, JENNY LIND (1820-1887). Swedish opera singer, often known as the "Swedish Nightingale". Signature on a piece of paper dated "Nottingham 10th of March 1849. (Image1)

Sweden, ALBERT ENGSTRÖM (1869-1940). Swedish artist, author and member of the Swedish Academy. Handwritten and signed manuscript "Rixdagsgubbar Karl Starbäck. (Image1)

Sweden, CARL ELDH (1873-1954). Swedish artist and sculptor. Three letters and one note card, all signed. One of them concerning the cost of a finished bust. Please see a selection of scans at www.philea.se. (Image1)

Sweden, CARL MILLES (1875-1955). Swedish sculptor. Signed letter with interesting content (2 pages), dated "Lidingön 9.6.1914" + Two signed press cuttings depicting Milles. (Image1)

Sweden, EDVIN ADOLPHSON (1893-1979). Swedish film actor and director. Signed photo (1926), handwritten letter (1926) and typewritten letter (1967). All signed. (Image1)

Sweden, HENNING BERGER (1872-1924). Swedish author. He was also one of the first Swedish writers who wrote directly for film through his script for the film Emigrant, 1910. A dozen handwritten and signed letters. Please see a selection of scans at www.philea.se. (Image1)

Sweden, JOHN ERICSSON (1877-1951). Swedish stage designer and decoration painter. Three handwritten letters between 1893-1904. One with interesting content regarding the death of August Röhss and his bequest. (Image1)

Sweden, VERNER VON HEIDENSTAM (1859-1940). Swedish poet, novelist and laureate of the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1916. Signed letter (2 pages) with cover, dated "Övralid, Nykyrka d. 30/5 1935. (Image1)

Sweden, ALF HENRIKSSON (1905-1995). Swedish author, poet and translator, known for his interest in language and for his broad general knowledge. Signed letter and poem "Ord" 1971. The entire lot is presented at www.philea.se. (Image1)

Sweden, ARTHUR HAZELIUS (1833-1901). Swedish teacher, scholar, folklorist and museum director. He was the founder of both the Nordic Museum (Nordiska museet) and the Skansen open-air museum in Stockholm. Signed letter (1 page) dated "Den 3 febr. 1882". (Image1)

Sweden, ELLEN KEY (1849-1926). Swedish writer on many subjects in the fields of family life, ethics and education. Handwritten and signed card, dated 18/12 (1914).

Sweden, OTTO G. CARLSUND (1897-1948). Swedish avant-garde artist and art critic. Signed note card and drawing.

Sweden, STIEG TRENTER (1914-1967) and K W GULLERS (1916-1998). Swedish journalist and popular crime writer resp. Swedish press and commercial photographer, and also the model for Stieg Trenter's fictional character Harry Friberg. Handwritten picture postcard (by Gullers), signed "NAPOLI , 25.3.-49).

Sweden, VIKTOR RYDBERG (1828-1895). Swedish writer and a member of the Swedish Academy, 1877–1895. Signed letter (1 page) dated "Göteborg i Mars 1883. (Image1)

Italy, SALVATORE QUASIMODO (1901-1968). Sicilian novelist and poet. Nobel Prize in Literature 1959. Three notecards and one picture postcard, all signed.

Sweden, Document on parchment, dated "1644. then 30.7.", regarding property and inheritance. Well preserved and most decorative! (Image1)

ALL WORLD, 1920-30s. Several hundreds.