Sweden, A-county. Prephilately Stockholm Unpaid cover with EXCELLENT cancellation OBETALDT, plus pmk LOKALBREF 2NDRA TN 4.11.1858. A few age spots. (Image1)

Sweden, Stockholm F-cancellation on free letter (cover) sent to Mariestad. Unusually clear impression of this scarce cancellation which was used in 1686–1689 and 1695–1702. Ex. Larsson. Postal: 4000 SEK (Image1)

Sweden, L-county. CIMBRITSHAMN 1845–1850, rectangular postmark. Three beautiful covers sent to Karlshamn and Malmö, respectively. (3). (Image1)

Sweden, Foreign-related items Great Britain. Partly prepaid letter sent from GÖTHEBORG 12.9.1847 via Denmark and Hamburg to London. Notation "pr ångbåt". Interesting item with no transit fee marks why such a charge must be concluded to be included in the postage marked "fr Altona". However, there is no rate mentioned which can completely explain this treatment. Also, another letter with franco notation "altona" sent from STOCKHOLM 2.2.1849 via Denmark and Hamburg. Ex. Larsson. (2). (Image1)

Sweden, Foreign-related items Great Britain. Prepaid letter sent from STOCKHOLM 23.8.1850, via Ystad, Stralsund and Hamburg, to London. Cancellations AUS SCHWEDEN, STRALSUND 28.8, P and PAID 2.SP.1850. Ex. Postiljonen 1973. Ex. Larsson. (Image1)

Sweden, Foreign-related items Great Britan. Unpaid letter sent from GÖTHEBORG 9.11.1855 "pr Hull Steamer" to GRIMSBY 12.NO.1855, and then to ABERDEEN 14.NO.1855 in Scotland. Postage due note "8" (d) corrected to "1/2" (1s 2d). Ex. Larsson. (Image1)

Sweden, Foreign-related items Great Britain. Two unpaid covers sent from STOCKHOLM 1864–1865 via Ystad, Stralsund and Hamburg to LONDON. Both with transit pmk´s HAMBURG KSPA(D) and HAMBURG, accountancy marks 8½ (Sgr) and psotage due notations "1/2" (2s 2d). Ex. Larsson. (2). (Image1)

Sweden, Foreign-related items Greece. Cover sent from STOCKHOLM 25.11.1851, via Ystad, STRALSUND 30.11, Berlin, WIEN 3.DEC., TRIEST 5.DEC.1851, and by an Austrian Lloyd ship to ATHINAI 4.AEK.1851 (Athen, 17.12). R3 according Ferdén. (Image1)

Sweden, Incoming stamped mail Pakistan. Cover with content from Karachi, sent to Stockholm 21 June 1957, with wrong address, and with the unusual postal label for reclamation "Bl. Reklk 97 A. (Aug. 55)". (Image1)

Sweden, Prephilately collection. Twenty five incoming unstamped covers from Germany, and one from London, 1870–1874. All sent to C-G Cervin, judge, politician that started his own bank and financed/founded many railway lines and big companies like Höganäs and Skandia. Also a few other earlier items, of which some only contents. (38) (Image1)

Sweden, Postage Due Postmarks, 12 ÖRE STOCKHOLM 16.4.1859 (type 3) on cover to Gustafsbergs Porslins Fabrik and Free-cover to Skenninge from STOCKHOLM FR:BR 4.9.1860. (2). Superb quality. (Image1)

Sweden, W-county. HEDEMORA on cover dated 1822, rectangular postmark. Postal: 1200 SEK (Image1)

Sweden, W-county. FAHLUN 1.5.1837 type 2 on cover to Venersborg, arc postmark. (Image1)

Sweden, L-county. CIMBRITSHAMN 15.8.1856, rectangular postmark Letter sent during the skill bco stamp period to Kristianstad. Superb. (Image1)

Sweden, L-county. CIMBRITSHAMN 18.4.1851, rectangular postmark Cover sent to Lund. EXCELLENT. (Image1)

Sweden, Foreign-related items Denmark. Unpaid cover from Kjøbenhavn 1.8. to Askersund via HELSINGBORG 4.8.1859. Postage Due Postmark "36 öre". Very nice ex. (Image1)

Sweden, Foreign-related items Denmark. Unpaid cover from Kjøbenhavn 16.5. to Carlskrona via HELSINGBORG 18.5.1860. Postage Due Postmark "36 öre". Very nice ex. (Image1)

Sweden, Foreign-related items France. Cover from Nantes 21.JANV.58 to Stockholm via Nantes A Paris 21.JANV.58, K.S.P.A. Hamburg 21.1.1858. Postage Due Postmark "24Sk" Very nice ex. (Image1)

Sweden, Foreign-related items Germany. Prepaid cover to Stockholm 27.JUL.59 (Arrival canc. in black) and Postage Due Postmark "45 öre" from Germany. Very nice ex. (Image1)

Sweden, Foreign-related items Great Britain. Prepaid cover from London, LOMBARDSTREET PAID JU.22.60 and "P" in red to Lindköping via St.P.A 24 Jun. 60, HAMBURG. K.S.P.A.(D.) 24/6.1860 and CALMAR 27.6.1860. Very nice ex. (Image1)