Sweden, Postal stationery Single postcard, Facit bKe3A Postcard 10 öre text A with somewhat misplaced value stamp, sent from STRÖMSTAD 23.8.1876 to Karlskrona. EXCELLENT. (Image1)

Sweden, Postal stationery Single postcard, Facit bKe4 Postcard 10 öre (fold) sent from STOCKHOLM 31.10.1883 to LUXEMBOURG 3.NOV. Scarce destination and the EARLIEST RECORDED postcard according to Ferdén.. (Image1)

Sweden, Postal stationery Single postcard, Facit bKe13 Postcard 10 öre sent from MALMÖ 1.2.1899 to Tunisia. Arrival pmk REGENCE DE TUNIS 11.FEV.99. Scarce destination. (Image1)

Sweden, Postal stationery Single postcard, Facit bKe15, 84 Postcard 5 öre additionally franked with 5 öre, sent registered locally within HÄLSINGBORG 25.9.14. Scarce. (Image1)

Sweden, Postal stationery Single postcard, Facit bKe19 Postcard 10 öre sent from KALMAR 27.3.17 to Egypt. Cancellations e.g. PASSED BY CENSOR, CAIRO-ALEXANDRIA 3 and 5.IV.17, PORT SAID 3.AP.17 and BIRKETELSAE 4.IV.17. The EARLIEST RECORDED postcard to Sultanate of Egypt (British protectorate 1914–1922) according to Ferdén. (Image1)

Sweden, Postal stationery Single postcard, Facit bKe26, 142A Postcard 15 öre additionally franked with 5 öre, sent from GÖTEBORG 16.7.23 "via England" to Kenya. Scarce destination. (Image1)

Sweden, Postal stationery Single postcard, Facit bKe31, 63, 71, 73 Postcard 10 öre additionally franked with 4×1+2×3 öre sent from MALMÖ 1 18.4.37 to Liechtenstein. Arrival pmk VADUZ (LIECHTENSTEIN) 27.IV.37. Undeliverable with label "Inconnu" and returned to sender. Scarce destination. (Image1)

Sweden, Postal stationery Single postcard, Facit bKe47 Postcard 20/25 öre + 5 öre, unused copy with the 5 öre value stamp misplaced. (Image1)

Sweden, Postal stationery Double postcard, Facit bKd13 Reply part 10 öre additionally franked with ½ d, sent from LIVERPOOL 16.JA.94 to GÖTEBORG 20.1.94. The card with a fold and a tear, nevertheless beautiful. (Image1)

Sweden, Postal stationery Internal postal stationery, Facit PS1 Internal postal stationery surcharged 6 öre lilac. Used as invitation from Postmuseum. Scarce. (Image1)