Sweden, EXTRA POST. War against Russia 1808–1809. Defence of Swedish mainland. Requisition for Extra Mail transport of one letter by Swedish Post, ordered by the military, from Norrtälje Post Office to command of the fleet (Swedish Navy) without delay, 12 August (1809). Extra Mail transport was between the regular ones and could only be ordered by high officials. Sweden lost whole Finland in the peace September 1809. Only a handful known items and very rare related to a Swedish war. EXHIBITION ITEM! (Image1)

Sweden, Courier Post to Stockholm from 1647 (pencil note) with marking "Cito". (Image1)

Sweden, Feather letters With four feathers and crown coll. Sent to Hester, Löfwinoborg, date 5.1.1815. (Image1)

Sweden, B-county. GRISSLEHAMN x.7.1849, arc postmark typ 2 in red, on very nice cover.

Sweden, foreign-related covers Brazil. Incoming unpaid letter dated "Rio de Janeiro 7 april 1864", sent "pr Magdalena", via Great Britain and Germany, to Stockholm. Cancellations e.g. LONDON 5.MY.64, HAMBURG 7.5.64, HAMBURG KSPA(D) 7.5.1864, and STOCKHOLM 1.TUR 12.5. Postage due notation "1.89". Ex. Larsson. (Image1)

Sweden, foreign-related covers Germany. Partly paid letter dated "Upsala d. 15 juli 1832" sent via STOCKHOLM 17.7.1832 to Gotha. Notation "fr. Hambrg". Cancellations KS&NPC HAMBURG 24.JUL.32 and TT HAMBURG 24.JUIL.32. Postage due notation "5". Ex. Ivarsson. (Image1)

Sweden, foreign-related covers Germany. Cover sent from KDOPA HAMBURG 15.2 to Uddevalla, via HELSINGBORG 21.2.1853. Postage due notation "15 sk". (Image1)

Sweden, foreign-related covers Germany. Incoming very beautiful prepaid cover sent from KSPA (D) HAMBURG 25.8.1866 (type 2, blue) to STOCKHOLM 1.TUR 28.8. Blue FRANCO cancellation, and notation "6" (Hamburg sch) = 4½ Sgr = 40 öre in, in blue chalk . EXCELLENT. (Image1)

Sweden, foreign-related covers Great Britain. Partly prepaid cover sent fromSTOCKHOLM 5.5.1846 to London. Notation "Bet. Ystad". Cancellations KSNPC I STRALSUND D. 9.MAI (P: +1500:-), KS&NPC HAMBURG 12.MAY and T 12.MAY. (Image1)

Sweden, Prephilately collection 1830–59. 19 consignments with e.g. straight-line postmarks and crown colls. (Image1)