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1596 cover imagePostal Routes to the GAPU, Schleswig-Holstein; 1865 (May 17): Envelope from Copenhagen, sent via Korsør and "via Kiel" as indicated by a handstamp in black, to Altona, bearing two single examples of 1864 oval type 4 sk. red comb perforated (AFA 13 / Facit 13), tied by "181 - SJ. JB. SP.B" Railway duplex datestamp. The Holstein Post Authorities allowed private ships to carry mail via Kiel and, from September 1864, they decided to charge 2 Schilling Courant postage due per weight class independent of any franking. Therefore 2 Schilling Courant was charged postage due. A rare and historically interesting cover. Reference: Fabricius Jensen, Posthistorisk Tidsskrift 1995-4, page 89 and 1997-1, page 16. Provenance: Kephila sales 15 lot 445, 16 lot 352 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
1597 cover imagePostal Routes to the GAPU, Schleswig-Holstein; 1868 (Aug 27): Registered Entire letter from Frederica to Husum, bearing 1864 oval type 2 sk. blue in a strip of three with 8 sk. bistre comb perforated (AFA 11+14 / Facit 11+14), the adhesives in a fresh colour, tied by '17' numeral with matching FREDERICA cds, Prussian framed "Recomandirt." handstamp in red, and manuscript registration note in red crayon alongside. Letter rate to the former Danish Dutchies of 6 skilling in force between 1 August 1865 and 31 December 1874 plus 8 skilling registration fee. Filing fold through the 8 sk. adhesive, nevertheless an overall appealing registration cover. Provenance: Postiljonen sale 190 lot 87 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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1598 cover imagePostal Routes to the GAPU, Schleswig Holstein; 1868 (Dec 13): Cash on Delivery Cover from Varde to Sild / Sylt, asking for a payment of 2 Rigsdaler & 14 skilling, bearing a fine three-colour franking of 1864 oval type 2 sk. blue, 3 sk. lilac, and 16 sk. grey, all comb perforated (AFA 11+12+15 / Facit 11d+12b+15b), tied by '75' numeral with matching VARDE despatch cds and label alongside. Reverse with RIBE transit and Sylt distribution cds's. The rate includes a Danish domestic share of 8 sk. for the letter and 4 sk. for 0-15 Rd. COD plus a German share of 2 Sgr. or 9 sk. for the first German Rayon, in force from 1 May 1868 to 31 March 1871. A most appealing combination of colours and postal notations on an item in unusually fine condition for an 1864-issue cover. Cash on Delivery mail is very rare sent to foreign destinations in the skilling period: This is the only recorded example of this 21 sk. rate, one of only four recorded COD items sent to Germany in the skilling period, and one of only nine international COD letters recorded in the skilling period. Cert. Møller (2005). Provenance: Collection Henrik Mouritsen; Højland sale 128, lot 2272 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
1599 cover imagePostal Routes to the GAPU, Schleswig-Holstein; 1871ca (Feb 24): Envelope from Vejle to Sønderborg in the Duchies, bearing pair 1864 oval type 3 sk. lilac print 4 line perforated (AFA 12A / Facit 17), tied by '76' numeral with matching VEILE cds alongside. Letter rate to the former Danish Dutchies of 6 skilling in force between 1 August 1865 and 31 December 1874. An interesting cover with the rare perforation in superb condition. Cert. Nielsen (2003) AFA = DKK 10'000 on cover. Provenance: Højland sale 43, lot 4877 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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1600 cover imagePostal Routes to the GAPU, Schleswig-Holstein; 1873 (March 29): Partially prepaid Insured Envelope from Fredensborg to Appenrade / Åbenrå, prepaid to the border in Woyens, containing 260 Rigsdaler equal to 198 Thaler, bearing 1870 bi-coloured 2 sk. print 4, 4 sk. print 7, two single examples and pair, and 16 sk. print 2 (AFA 16+18+20), all adhesives more or less defective, tied by '99.' numeral with matching FREDENSBORG cds and pink label alongside. Reverse with Danish KOLDING and German HALDERSLEBEN cds's as well as distribution datestamp (March 31). A very rare type of mail with great overall appearance, one of six recorded insured letters to the Duchies sent in the skilling period. Full of postal history, and an interesting rate that still needs a deeper analysis (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
1601 cover imagePostal Routes to the GAPU, Hamburg; 1865/66: Group of two covers to Hamburg incl. Nov 1866 cover in a lovely overall appearance sent from Marstal bearing 1864 oval type 2 sk. blue comb perforated in a strip of four (AFA 11 / Facit 11), the left 2 sk. with rounded corner showing the correct 8 skilling rate in effect only to recipients living in the areas of Hamburg serviced by the Hamburg Stadtpostamt; and June 1865 stationery envelope 4 sk. uprated with 1864 oval type 2 sk. blue with slight perforation issues, sent from Ribe to Hamburg with the 6 sk. rate being correct to the parts of Hamburg not serviced by the Hamburg Stadtpostamt. Reference: First cover displayed by Fabricius Jensen in Posthistorisk Tidsskrift 1997-3 on page 123. Provenance: Højland sales 15 lot 1004, 18 lot 765 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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1602 cover imagePostal Routes to the GAPU, Hamburg; 1866 (Oct 24): Double rate Entire letter from Copenhagen to Hamburg, bearing 1864 oval type 16 sk. olive comb perforated (AFA 15), an over-average example from this difficult issue, tied by '1' numeral with matching KIØBENHAVEN despatch cds alongside, reverse with "St. P. A. HAMBURG" arrival cds of the following day. Sent in the special “treaty free” rate of twice 8 skilling for prepaid letters to areas covered by the Hamburg Stadtpost, in force from 1 March 1864 to 30 April 1868. A very rare single franking version of this rate on a very fine cover, one of two recorded. Provenance: Collection Henrik Mouritsen (Image 1) (Image 2)

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1603 cover imagePostal Routes to the GAPU, Hamburg; 1867 (July 20): Envelope despatched on board of a steamship and directed to Hamburg, bearing 1858 wavy spandrels 8 sk. green, a superb example with large even margins all round in a brilliant vivid shade, tied by "DPSK. P. EXP. No 7" Shipmail cds, reverse with "HAMBURG St. P." arrival cds of the Stadtpostamt (July 23) in blue. A most appealing clean cover with a 8 sk. 1857-issue single franking in combination with this rare cancellation, sent in the special “treaty free” rate of 8 skilling for prepaid letters to areas covered by the Hamburg Stadtpost, in force from 1 March 1864 to 30 April 1868. Cert. Møller (1997), Nielsen (2003). Provenance: Collection Peer Lorentzen, Højland sale 45, lot 203 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
1604 cover imagePostal Routes to the GAPU, Hamburg; 1868 (Nov 20): Parcel letter from Viborg to Barmbeck nearby Hamburg, belonging to a parcel weighing 2,25 pounds (1.125 kg.), bearing a spectacular mixed-issue five-colour franking of 1854/57 dotted spandrels 8 sk. green in combination with 1864 oval type 2 sk. blue, 3 sk. lilac, 4 sk. red, and 16 sk. grey, all comb perforated (AFA 5+11+12+13+15 / Facit 5+11+12+13+15), the adhesives in a vibrant colour, tied by '77' numeral with matching VIBORG cds and parcel label alongside. Reverse with KOLDING border cds and framed BARMBECK arrival datestamp. Letter rate includes the Danish domestic share of 16 sk. plus 4 Sgr. or 17 sk. for up to 8 pounds in the first German Rayon, resulting in total 33 skilling rate in force between 1 May 1868 and 31 March 1871. Cover without sideflaps, parcel letters to foreign destinations during the skilling period are scarce, this is one of three recorded examples of the 33 sk. rate. Reference: Displayed in Ole Steen Jacobsen - Bogen om danske ørebreve, on page 4. Provenance: Collection John Jacob Engellau, Corinphila sale 65 (1981) lot 5305; Bruun Rasmussen sale 823, lot 203 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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1605 cover imagePostal Routes to the GAPU, Austria; 1873ca (March 11): Registered Envelope from Copenhagen to Salzburg, bearing 1870 bi-coloured 16 sk. print 2 grey & green (AFA 20), a fine and fresh example, tied by KJØBENHAVN cds with Danish "Anbefalet" and framed Prussian "Recomandirt." handstamps alongside. Reverse with indistinct TPO, ROSENHEIM transit and "SALZBURG STADT" arrival (March 14) cds's. Rate of 8 skilling to the GAPU, in force from 1 May 1868 to 31 December 1874 plus 8 skilling registration fee. Part of obverse rubbed when some post-use notes had been erased, otherwise in very fine condition, cert. Nielsen (2002) (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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1606 cover imagePostal Routes to the GAPU, Bohemia under Austrian rule; 1873 (Sept 16): Envelope from Copenhagen to Prague, bearing 1870 bi-coloured 8 sk. print 3 grey & brown (AFA 19), a fine and fresh example with deep colours, tied by '211' numeral with matching "KJØBENHAVN N.B." cds alongside. Reverse with KJØBENHAVN transit cds, VAMDRUP - HAMBURG TPO and PRAG - PRAHA bilingual arrival cds (Sept 18). Rate of 8 skilling to the GAPU, in force from 1 May 1868 to 31 December 1874. Very fine condition. Cert. Møller (1999) (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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1607 cover imagePostal Routes to the GAPU, Hungary; 1860ca (Aug 10): Entire letter from Copenhagen to Pest, from the second Danish to the third rayon of the GAPU, bearing 1854 dotted spandrels 2 sk. blue, 4 sk. brown and 16 sk. grey, three fresh examples, margins overall large, the 16 sk. and 2 sk. just touched, tied by ‘1’ numeral with matching KIØBENHAVN datestamp alongside. Obverse with attractive Prussian “Aus Dänemark” handstamp in red, reverse with HAMBURG - BERLIN TPO and PESTH arrival (Aug 13) cds. The rate of 22 sk. was in force between 15 July 1854 and 31 July 1865. The weiterfranco “frco 3” (silbergroschen) from Denmark to the GAPU is noted on obverse. A pretty cover, one of only five recorded skilling covers to Hungary. Note: Directed to the director of the Hungarian National Museum and Imperial Chamberlain, Augustine Kubinyi (1799 - 1873) who led the National Museum from 1842 to 1869 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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1608 cover imagePostal Routes to the GAPU, Hungary; 1871 (April 23): Cover from Odense, redirected to Nagy Varad, bearing pair 1870 bi-coloured 4 sk. grey & red, the right adhesive with rounded corner, tied by ‘51’ numeral with matching ODENSE datestamp alongside. The cover closed with 'ODENSE FATTIGVAESEN" (Poorhouse) paper seal, obverse struck by DEBRECZEN and CSORNA transit as well as "NAGY VARAD" arrival (April 28) cds's. The rate of 8 sk. was in force between 1 May 1868 and 31 December 1874. One of only five recorded skilling covers to Hungary, the only recorded cover with bicoloured skilling stamps (Image 1) (Image 2)

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1609 cover imagePostal routes to Finland; 1859 (Sept 11): Hektographed Printed matter Cover from Copenhagen sent via Sweden to Uleåborg, Finland under Russian rule, bearing 1854 dotted spandrels 4 sk. brown, margins from shaved to large, tied by ‘1’ numeral, matching KIØBENHAVN despatch cds, oval FRANCO and HELSINGBORG transit cds alongside. Reverse with framed STOCKHOLM transit datestamp (Sept 16). Accepted as fully prepaid, the rate for Printed matters to Finland via Sweden was 4 sk. between 15 July 1854 and 30 October 1868. Only recorded Danish printed matter to Finland franked with imperforate stamps, cert. Møller (2011) (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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1610 cover imagePostal routes to Finland; 1864 (June 2): Cover from Copenhagen sent via Sweden to Abo / Turku, Finland under Russian rule, the famous letter franked with pair 1863 16 sk. rouletted, a superb multiple tied by ‘1’ numeral, matching KIØBENHAVN datestamp alongside. Reverse with “SÖDRA ST. BANAN” transit cds (June 3) and framed STOCKHOLM transit datestamp (June 6). The rate for letters to Finland via Sweden was 31 sk. equal to 7½ sgr. split with 2 sgr. for Denmark, 2 sgr. for Sweden and 3½ sgr. for Russia, being in force between 15 July 1854 and 30 September 1865. The cover is overpaid with 1 sk. since no uneven denomination stamps had been issued. An extremely fine cover and one of the most significant ones with the short-lived roulette issue. Provenance: Postiljonen sale 70, lot 1477; collection Christian Andersen, Postiljonen sale 143, lot 2111; collection Jussi Touri, Højland sale 114, lot 752 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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1611 cover imagePostal routes to Finland; 1870 (July 13): Entire letter from Copenhagen sent via Russia to Uleåborg, Finland under Russian rule, endorsed "via St. Petersburg", bearing 1864 oval type 2 sk. print 6, 3 sk. print 3, 4 sk. print 11, and 8 sk. print 11 (AFA 11+12+13+14), in over-average quality for an 1864-issue franking, tied by ‘1’ numeral, matching KIØBENHAVN despatch cds and FRANCO handstamp alongside. Reverse with KIEL - HAMBURG TPO and two "ST. PETERSBURG" transit datestamp from July 4, evenening and July 5, morning (julian calendar). The rate for letters to Finland via Russia was 17 sk. between 1 May 1868 and 12 July 1872, only nine examples of this rate are recorded, here presented on a most appealing entire. Cert. Møller (1999) (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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1612 cover imagePostal routes to Finland; 1870 (Nov 11): Underpaid Entire letter from Copenhagen sent via Sweden to Helsingfors / Helsinki, Finland under Russian rule, bearing 1864 oval type 8 sk. bistre comb perforated (AFA 14), two fresh examples crossed by light file fold, cancelled by ‘1’ numeral, matching KIØBENHAVN despatch cds and Finish framed "ANK 22/11" arrival datestamp in blue alongside. Reverse with "PKXP.N:r 2" TPO and framed STOCKHOLM transit datestamp. The rate to Finland via Sweden was 18 sk. between 1 Sep 1869 and 31 December 1874, the letter thereby underfranked by 2 skilling and struck by framed “Utilstrækkelig frankeret” (Insufficiently prepaid) handstamp in red. However, this was crossed out, because the manuscript '8' in the lower left corner was interpreted as a cash prepayment, but this was not allowed after 31 March 1868. Cert. Nielsen (2001). Provenance: Postiljonen sale 183, lot 192 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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1613 cover imagePostal routes to Finland; 1873 (Aug 19): Cover from Copenhagen sent via Sweden to Uleåborg, Finland under Russian rule, bearing 1870 bi-coloured 2 sk. print 6 and 16 sk. print 2, both comb perforated (AFA 16+20), two fresh and faultless examples, cancelled by KIØBENHAVN despatch cds framed FRANCO alongside. Reverse with "PKXP.N:r 2" TPO and STOCKHOLM transit cds. The rate to Finland via Sweden was 18 sk. between 1 Sep 1869 and 31 December 1874. One of six recorded letters showing this 18 sk. rate paid by bicoloured stamps. Cert. Møller (1993). Provenance: Collection John Jacob Engellau, Postiljonen sales 136 lot 557 & 144 lot 1218; collection Geir Kaasa, Højland sales 6 lot 1961 & 21 lot 1467 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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1614 cover imagePostal routes to Finland; 1874 (May 20): Entire letter from Elsinor sent via Russia to Christinestad, Finland under Russian rule, bearing 1870 bi-coloured 2 sk. blue & grey and 4 sk. red & grey (AFA 16+18), fine and fresh examples with vivid colours, tied by ‘24’ numeral, matching HELSINGØR despatch cds struck on the 2 skilling stamp, an information strike alongside. Reverse with Danish TPO duplex datestamp, Russian TPO, and "ST. PETERSBURG" transit datestamp (May 12, julian calendar), obverse with Russian POLUCHENO in circle arrival handstamp, presumably from St. Petersburg and Finish ANK arrival. The rate for letters to Finland via Russia was 14 sk. between 1 April 1873 and 31 December 1874, cert. Nielsen (1991). An appealing entire. Provenance: Nellemann & Thomsen sale 78, lot 392; Højland sales 15 lot 1235 & 37 lot 4059 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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1615 cover imagePostal routes to Great Britain; 1858 (July 26): Underpaid Double rate Envelope from Copenhagen to Edinburgh, Scotland, bearing 1854 dotted spandrels 8 sk. green and 16 sk. lilac, two examples as well as 1858 wavy spandrels 4 sk. brown, margins from shaved to large, light filing through the base of the three adhesives at left, tied by clear ‘181’ numeral, matching "SJÆLL:POST:SPED:BUREAU" despatch cds and ornamental two-line "HAMBURG / 27 JULI 1858" transit datestamp alongside. "K.D.O.P.A. HAMBURG" and LONDON transit as well as EDINBURGH arrival (July 30) backstamps. The correct double rate for letters to Great Britain via Ostende was 39 sk. between 15 July 1854 and 31 December 1862, thus underpaid by 33 skilling and charged with 1 / 4 (s./d.) due in manuscript in Scotland. Minor edge wear, nevertheless a rare early postage due cover, one of only four recorded letters showing the 77 sk. double rate, the only recorded 44 sk. franking to the United Kingdon and the only recorded postage due cover from this rate period. Cert. Kaiser (1979). Provenance: Postiljonen sale 122, lot 666; on tittle page of Corinphila sale 197 (2015), lot 3061 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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