Sweden, Foreign-related items Algeria. Prepaid 2-fold letter sent from GÖTHEBORG 8.2.1862 via HAMBURG KSPA(D) 12.2.1862, SUEDE-QUIVRAIN 14.FEVR.62 to ALGER. Very scarce. (Image1)

Sweden, Foreign-related items Great Britain. Partly prepaid letter dated in Gothenburg 9 March 1774, sent via Hamburg, Hellevoisluis and London 25 March, to Edinburgh and Aberdeen. Unusually early mail to Scotland. (Image1)

Sweden, Foreign-related items Holstein. Partly prepaid letter sent from STOCKHOLM 29.7.1842 "via Elseneur" to Kiel. Postage due note "13" (Lübsk Sch). (Image1)

Sweden, General mail Local letter UPPSALA 1751. (Image1)

Sweden, Feather letter Crown post to church 1833. Very fine feather which indicates express. Fine quality. (Image1)

Sweden, A-county. STOCKHOLM, ribbon postmark Type 9 on cover sent to Karlskrona. Postal: 6000 SEK (Image1)

Sweden, A-county. STOCKHOLM, straight line postmark Type 1 on beautiful letter dated "Stockholm 25 febr 1792" sent to Strengnäs. Postal: 10000 SEK (Image1)

Sweden, U-county. KÖPING 8.3.1833, arc postmark on cover to Stockholm. (Image1)

Sweden, K-county. RUNNEBY 8.1.1837, arc postmark Type 2 on letter sent to Karlskrona. Superb. Postal: 6000 SEK (Image1)

Sweden, O-county. OROUST 4.4.1851, rectangular postmark Nice cover with content. (Image1)

Sweden, Foreign-related items Denmark. Partly prepaid letter dated in Gothenburg 30 September 1837, sent to Aalborg. Postage due note "21" (rbs). (Image1)

Sweden, Foreign-related items France. Letter dated Stockholm 28 May 1790, privately conveyed to HAMBURG and sent via Paris to St. Quentin. Postage due 24 sous. (Image1)

Sweden, Foreign-related items Netherlands. Prepaid letter sent from GÖTHEBORG 10.1.1863 via HAMBURG 13.1.1863 to AMSTERDAM 14.1.1863. Prepaid postage "90" (öre). (Image1)

Sweden, Prephilately collection. 30 covers with nice straight line/arc/rectangular, and circular postmarks. (Image1)

Sweden, Prephilately lot –1852 on leaves. Seven pre-philatelic letters from the period 1835–1851, all described and, in most cases, with a copy of the contents. Very interesting material. See scans. Fine quality (Image1)