1852, entire letter from "CHRISTIANIA 16/7 1852" with adjacent "DANEMARCK" octagonal handstamp, via Hamburg to Paris, endorsed "franco dansk Graendse", altered to "franco direct" and charged "11" decimes upon arrival (Image)

1851, FIRE R.B.S., Thiele 1st printing, plate 2, horizontal strip of 4, nice colour and good to large margins, tied by mute cancel to envelope with adjacent "KJØBENHAVN 31/8 1852" to Hamburg, very fine, certificates Moeller BPP (2002) and Nielsen (2004) (AFA 1Ia) (Image)

2 rbs. blue, Thiele, plate 2, good to mostly large margins, neatly cancelled with upright "1", very fine, certificate Moeller AIEP (2021) (Image)

2 rbs. blue, Thiele, good to large margins all around, used with numeral "1", fine, certificates Kaiser (1978) and Möller AIEP (2021) (Image)

2 rbs. blue, Thiele, good to large margins all around, used with numeral "1", fine, certificates Kobenhavns Philatelist Klub (1978) and Möller AIEP (2021) (Image)

2 rbs. blue, Thiele, horizontal pair with close to large margins all around, used with numeral "1" on small piece, fine, certificates Gronlund (1976), Kaiser (1978) and Möller AIEP (2016) (Image)

1858, 8s. green, fresh colour and good margins all around, unused with part original gum, fine (Image)

1851/1912, interessante, vorwiegend gestempelte Sammlung mit vielen besseren Werten wie Mi.-Nr. 6(2), 8(2), 20IA und 21IB gestempelt, außerdem Färöer Inseln Mi.-Nr. 1 auf Brief, Halbierungen, Dänisch-Westindien Mi.-Nr. 3A ungebraucht und Mi.-Nr. 8Ia gestempelt, sehr viele (Kurz)Befunde und Fotoatteste, meist gute Erhaltung

1851/1941 (ca.), gestempelte Sammlung inkl. Porto- und Dienstmarken mit u.a. mehrfach Mi.-Nr. 1 inkl. zwei Briefen, Mi.-Nr. 2II, Mi.-Nr. 10 und Mi.-Nr. 143-45 auf Luftpostbrief (Image)

1743/1880, rund 50 Briefe von, nach und über Dänemark, dabei diverse Transitstempel, Taxen, Nr. 1 im 4er-Streifen auf Brief etc., sehr interessante Partie (Image)

DENMARK-TURKISH EMPIRE (HOLY LAND), 1862 (ca.), Double rate cover from Copenhagen to the Danish writer and theologist Christian Richardt c/o the Prussian Consul at Jerusalem. It was originally endorsed "Via Marseille", changed into "Via Trieste" (most likely because letters via France could be prepaid only as fas as Jaffa whereas letters via Trieste could be prepaid all the way to Jerusalem), franked with 1854/58, 4 horizontal pairs 16 skilling violet and singles 2 skilling blue and 4 skilling brown, all tied by numeral "1" with adjacent "KJØBENHAVN 1/3". The cover is correctly franked with 134 skilling for the originally intended route via Marseille; the amount for the German Postal Union noted as "fr 18 Sgr." as well as "12" silbergroschen for the route beyond Trieste. A most remarkable cover of classic Danish philately and one of the highest recorded frankings of the square issues. Certificate Nielsen (2003) Provenance: 'Cihangir' (Corinphila 2000), Peer Lorentzen (Hoiland 2004) (Image)

DENMARK-DUTCH INDIES, 1851, Entire double rate letter from "KJØBENHAVN 16 6 1851" to Battavia with transit marks of Hamburg, German railway, Trieste and the Austrian and British PO at Alexandria on front and reverse. The letter was prepaid till Singapore with "237" Rigsbankskilling; at Alexandria marked with "2/-" for the conveyance to Singapore. In Battavia 120 duiten were charged to the recipient, noted on reverse. A rare and early letter from Denmark via Trieste to the Dutch Indies, supposed to be unique. (Image)