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1636 cover imagePostal routes to France; 1868 (July 22): Double rate Envelope from Rødby to Paris, bearing pair 1864 oval type 16 sk. olive (AFA 15), tied by '60’ numeral, matching RØDBY despatch cds and crisp French "DANEMARK ERQUELINES" entry cds in blue alongside. Reverse with MARIBO transit cds. An appealing cover showing the double 32 skilling rate in force between 1 February 1868 and 31 December 1874. Provenance: Bruun Rasmussen sales 823 lot 361 & 1144 lot 4127 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
1637 cover imagePostal routes to France; 1870 (March 2): Envelope from Copenhagen to Deville-les-Rouen, Dépt Seine Inférieure, bearing 1864 oval type 16 sk. (AFA 15), tied by '1’ numeral and French "DANEMARK ERQUELINES" entry cds in blue, KIØBENHAVN despatch cds and red P.D." in circle alongside. Reverse with ROUEN transit (March 6) cds. A fine and fresh cover, cert. Møller (1991) (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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1638 cover imagePostal routes to Switzerland; 1863 (Nov 1): Double rate Envelope from Copenhagen to Luzern, bearing 1854/57 dotted spandrels 8 sk. green in a vertical strip of three in combination with 1863 4 sk. brown rouletted, a single example, a horizontal pair and a very fine strip of four, respectively, in fine and fresh appearance with vibrant deep shades, each adhesive tied by ‘1’ numeral, two adhesives tied in addition by matching KIØBENHAVN cds. HAMBURG and BASEL transit as well as LUZERN arrival (Nov 7) backstamps. A most attractive franking overpaying the double rate of 51 skilling by 1 skilling, a rate in force from 15 July 1854 to 31 July 1865, noted at base with ’34 / 17’ for the rate abroad and for Denmark, respectively. One 4 skilling stamp with minute surface irregularity of no importance, the only cover with this rate, in addition highly attractive. Provenance: Collection Sylvain Wyler, Corinphila sale 165 (2010), lot 978 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
1639 cover imagePostal routes to Switzerland; 1864 (June 10): Entire letter from Copenhagen to Winterthur, bearing 1854/57 dotted spandrels 2 sk. blue and 8 sk. green in combination with 1863 4 sk. brown rouletted, four single examples, left of these with rounded corner, other stamps very fine with good to large margins, tied by '1’ numeral, matching KIØBENHAVN despatch cds alongside. Reverse with LUEBECK datestamps of the Stadtpost and the Thurn & Taxis post offices, ZÜRICH-ROMANSHORN TPO and WINTERTHUR arrival (June 13) cds. An appealing entire to the Sulzberger company showing the 26 skilling rate to some larger towns in Switzerland, being in force from 15 July 1854 to 31 July 1865. One of only two recorded examples of this 26 sk. rate (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
1640 cover imagePostal routes to Switzerland; 1868 (July 16): Cover from Copenhagen to Le Locle, bearing an attractive four-colour franking of 1864 oval type 2 sk. blue, 3 sk. lilac, 4 sk. red showing variety: missing foot of '4', and 8 sk. brown (AFA 11+12+13+14 / Facit 11d+12b+13ev2+14a), tied by light '1’ numeral, matching KIØBENHAVN despatch cds in blue alongside. Reverse with KIEL - HAMBURG TPO and LOCLE arrival (July 19) datestamps. The rate to Switzerland of 17 skilling was in force between 1 May 1868 and 31 August 1868. The 8 sk. adhesive with rounded corner not detracting much from this desirable four-colour franking showing this short-lived rate of only four months. Cert. Møller (2014). Provenance: Collection John Simon, Corinphila sale 194 (2014), lot 5033 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
1641 cover imagePostal routes to the Italian States, Papal States; 1857 (March 1): Part paid Envelope from Rønnede to the Consul of Denmark in Rome, bearing 1854 4 sk. brown, a fine and fresh example with fair to large margins all round, cancelled by '90’ numeral, a perfect strike of the matching RØNNEDE despatch cds alongside. Reverse with transit datestamps in HAMBURG of the Danish and Thurn & Taxis post offices as well as indistinct ROMA arrival cds. The rate to the Papal States via Austria was 30 skilling between 15 July 1854 and 29 April 1859 with the present 4 skilling prepaying the rate to Hamburg. Therefore, struck by 'Insufficiente' handstamp in red, '21' skilling debit charged to the Papal postal administration. An item with most appealing overall appearance and with an impressive pedigree matching its significance. One of two recorded partly prepaid 30 sk. letters to Papal States. Cert. Møller (2002), Nielsen (2004). Provenance: Collection Keld Valdbæk; Højland sales 5 lot 131 & 20 lot 209; collection Gene Scott, Postiljonen sale 172, lot 521; collection Peer Lorentzen, Højland sale 49, lot 174; collection Mark Lorentzen (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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1642 cover imagePostal routes to the Italian States, Kingdom of the Two Sicilies; 1860 (April 24): Envelope from the Railway bureau of Sealand via French shipmail to Naples / Napoli, endorsed "via Marseille", bearing 1854/57 dotted spandrels 2 sk. blue, 4 sk. brown, and pair 16 sk. lilac in combination with 1858 wavy spandrels 8 sk. green, all stamps cut into but an overall attractive four colour franking presenting all denominations of the squared issues, tied by '182 - SJAELL:POST.SPED:BUREAU' railway duplex datestamp and three adhesives tied in addition by oval Napolitan "E / Franca" (Foreign paid) handstamp in red, "P.D." handstamp and indistinct French entry cds in red alongside. Reverse with transit datestamps in HAMBURG of the Danish and Thurn & Taxis post offices as well as arrival (May 1) cds in red. The rate to the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies via France was 45 skilling in the years 1858 to 1861 with the precise dates unclear. Overpaid with 1 sk. since no uneven denomination stamps had been issued, the only recorded example of this 45 sk. rate. Certs. Møller (2002), Nielsen (2004). Reference: Displayed and discussed in Mentaschi & Matha, Letter Mail from and to the Old Italian States 1850-1870, on page 43. Provenance: Højland sale 22, lot 759; collection Peer Lorentzen, Højland sale 49 lot 186; collection Mark Lorentzen; collection Wilhelm Lambrecht, Gärtner sale 22, lot 8163 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
1643 cover imagePostal routes to the Italian States, Sardinia; 1860 (May 1): Double rate cover from Copenhagen to Nice / Nizza, endorsed "via Hambourg & France", bearing 1857 dotted spandrels 16 sk. lilac in a vertical strip of four, an overall large margined multiple, cut into the stamp situated rightmost, tied by '1’ numeral, matching KIØBENHAVN despatch cds, "P.D." handstamp and clear French "TOUR-T. VALENCIENNES" entry cds in red alongside. Reverse with transit datestamps in HAMBURG of the Danish and Thurn & Taxis post offices as well as indistinct "NIZZA MARa" arrival (May 6) cds. A very attractive 64 skilling second weight rate to the Kingdom of Sardinia via France being in force from 15 July 1854 to 31 May 1861, the cover sent briefly before Nizza and Savoy became part of France in June 1860. Only recorded example of this 64 sk. rate, the highest recorded Danish skilling franking to any Italian state. Certs. Møller (1992), Nielsen (2003). Reference: Displayed and discussed in Mentaschi & Matha, Letter Mail from and to the Old Italian States 1850-1870, on page 38. Provenance: Collection Kurt Hansen; Højland sale 3, lot 724; collection Peer Lorentzen, Højland sale 47 lot 190; collection Mark Lorentzen (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
1644 cover imagePostal routes to the Kingdom of Italy; 1862 (Jan 6): Envelope from Copenhagen via Switzerland and French shipmail to Messina, Sicily, endorsed "Via Genova col vapore postale", bearing 1854/57 dotted spandrels 2 sk. blue and pair 16 sk. lilac in combination with 1858 wavy spandrels 4 sk. brown, all stamps cut into but an overall attractive three colour franking, tied by '1' numeral with matching KIØBENHAVN despatch cds and "P.D." handstamp alongside. Reverse with transit datestamps in HAMBURG of the Danish and Thurn & Taxis post offices as well as TORINO - GENOVA TPO and MESSINA arrival (Jan 19) cds. The rate to Toscana, Lucca, Parma, Modena, Kingdom of Sardinia, and the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, now part of the Kingdom of Italy via Switzerland was 38 skilling between 1861 and 15 November 1865. One of seven recorded examples of this 38 skilling rate. Cert. Møller (2007). Provenance: Collection Kaj Erik Ullerup, Højland sale 26, lot 2908; collection Jussi Touri, Højland sale 118, lot 676 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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1645 cover imagePostal routes to the Italian States, Kingdom of Italy; 1869 (Aug 16): Printed matter wrapper from Copenhagen to Vicenza, bearing 1864 oval type 2 sk. blue and 3 sk. lilac comb perforated (AFA 11+12), perforation in over-average condition for this issue, tied by '1' numeral with matching KIØBENHAVN despatch cds and framed "P.D." handstamp alongside. Reverse with KIEL - HAMBURG TPO, VERONA transit and VICENZA arrival (Aug 19) cds. Rare rate for printed matter to the Kingdom of Italy in force between 1 October 1867 and 31 August 1869, this item being the only recorded example of this 5 skilling rate and one of only two recorded printed matters sent to Italy in the skilling period. Note: Italy is the most “exotic” destination to which a Danish printed matter has been recorded sent to in the skilling period. In addition, the wrapper is related to an early scientific Archeology conference in Copenhagen taking place 27 August 1869. Provenance: Soler y Llach sale (10 April 2014), lot 138 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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1646 cover imagePostal routes to Egypt; 1861 (Jan 28): Envelope from Lyngby to the Danish consulate in Alexandria, opened up for display, bearing 1858 wavy spandrels 4 sk. brown and a corner marginal horizontal strip of four 8 sk. green from pos. 97-100, this multiple with large margins, the leftmost stamp folded over the edge of the cover, the 2 skilling cut into on two sides, all tied by '39' numeral with matching LYNGBY despatch cds and framed "Aus Dänemark" alongside. Reverse with HAMBURG datestamps of the Stadtpost and Thurn & Taxis offices as well as handstruck '15' kreuzer credit of the Austrian Levant and ALEXANDRIEN arrival (Feb 16) cds in blue. The rate for letters from Denmark to Egypt via Hamburg was 36 skilling between 15 July 1854 and November 1863. An item full of postal history with a most appealing overall appearance. The only recorded Danish skilling cover with imperforate stamps sent to Egypt, the only recorded example of the 36 sk. rate, and one of two recorded Danish skilling covers sent to Egypt. The large margined strip of four combined with the exceptional destination makes it one of the best covers recorded with this issue, presumably the greatest Danish skilling cover to the African continent. Provenance: Globalia sale 130, lot 1788; Corinphila sale 157, lot 1702; collection Ole Steen Jacobsen, collection Mark Lorentzen (Image 1)

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Closing..Nov-23, 11:59 PM
1647 cover imagePostal routes to India; 1870 (Aug 9): Envelope from Viborg to the Captain of a ship in Calcutta, British India, endorsed "med dir. dansk eng. Brevsæk" (with direct Danish-British mailbag), bearing 1864 oval type comb perforated 4 sk. red print 12, 8 sk. brown type 2, and pair 16 sk. olive print 3 (AFA 13+14+15), the adhesives in far above average condition for an 1864 franking, all tied by '77' numeral with matching VIBORG despatch cds alongside. Reverse with FREDERICA transit cds and oval "SEA POST OFFICE" (Sept 2) datestamp in bluish black as well as CALCUTTA arrival (Sept 12) cds in red, a local "1d" charge in the same ink on front. The rate for letters from Denmark to British India with direct Danish-British mailbag was 44 skilling between 1 March 1868 and November 1870. The overall appearance is among the very best Danish letters sent to a tropical destination in the skilling period. This cover was only discovered around 2005, and therefore has only a short pedigree not reflecting its rarity and quality. One of only two recorded Danish skilling cover sent to India and in addition the only recorded example of this India rate. Cert. Nielsen (2005). Provenance: Højland sale 90, lot 228 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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1648 cover imagePostal routes to Hong Kong, China; 1870 (Dec 12): Envelope from Nestved to a crew member of the Danish frigate 'Tordenskiold' care of the Danish Consul in Hong Kong, endorsed "via Triest" and sent further with the P&O China Line via Galle, Penang and Singapore, bearing 1864 oval type comb perf. 16 sk. olive print 3, two single examples in combination with 1870 oval type line perf. 2 sk. blue print 7, and 1870 bi-coloured 4 sk. grey & carmine perf. 12½ (AFA 15+11A+18A), the adhesives with perforation irregularities, the 2 sk. adhesive torn pre-use, cancelled / tied by '44' numeral with matching NESTVED despatch cds alongside. Reverse with German WAMDRUP - FLENSBURG TPO and double-circle "SINGAPORE TO HONG-KONG / MARINE SORTER" (Feb 5/12, 1871) datestamp. The rate to Hong Kong via Trieste was 38 sk. being in force from 11 June 1868 to 31 December 1874. The cover tropicalized, however one of only five recorded Danish skilling covers to Hong Kong. The Danish 1,453 tons fregate 'Tordenskiold' armed with 60 canons was sold in 1871 to Asia and was later used as a trade vessel. She was lost in the Atlantic in 1892. Cert. Møller (1998). Provenance: Højland sale 21, lot 1334; collection Gene Scott, Postiljonen sale 172, lot 538; Heinrich Köhler sale 360 (May 2015), lot 314 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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1649 cover imagePostal routes to New Zealand; 1872 (March 25): Envelope from Fuglebjerg to Auckland, endorsed "med dir. dansk-fransk Brevsæk" (with direct Danish-French mailbag), and sent via Marseilles, Alexandria, Galle, Sydney and Wellington, bearing 1870 bi-coloured 2 sk. in the scarce shade grey & Prussian blue print 2a and 16 sk. print 1 (AFA 16b+20), two examples of each stamp, one 2 sk. and one 16 sk. defective, tied by '231' numeral with matching FUGLEBJERG despatch cds, red "P.D." in circle, and French "DANEMARK ERQUELLINES" entry cds in blue alongside, all strikes in a crisp appearance. Reverse with "37-KORSØR" duplex and MARSEILLE transit datestamps as well as "AUCKLAND / NEW ZEALAND" arrival (June 12) cds. Envelope stained and missing upper left corner. The 36 sk. franking paid the rate to New Zealand via France in force between 1 February 1868 and 31 December 1874. In total, 14 letters with Danish skilling stamps sent to New Zealand have been recorded, five of which illustrate the 36 sk. rate via France. Cert. Nielsen (2005). Provenance: Højland sale 50, lot 127 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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1650 cover imagePostal routes to the United States; 1861 (Dec 14): Partly prepaid Entire letter from Klosterkrug with Closed Mail via Prussia and Ostende to New York, endorsed "via Hamburg per Steamer / oder Liverpool", bearing 1858 wavy spandrels 4 sk. brown, margins shaved to large, tied by '196' numeral with matching light "STATION KLOSTERKRUG" despatch cds, oval HAMBURG transit, "AACHEN / 10 Cts" debit cds as well as indistinct "NEW YORK AM. PKT." cds of the exchange office alongside. Reverse with Danish TPO cds and datestamp of the Danish PO in HAMBURG. The rate for first weight letters from the second Danish Rayon to the USA via Prussia in a closed mailbag was 64 sk. between 15 July 1854 and 31 July 1865. The US debit to Prussia was calculated to be '32' cents noted in blue crayon plus 3 cents US inland postage resulting in '35' cents handstruck at top left to be paid by the receiver. A cover with some edge faults and two minor ballpont pen notes, nevertheless a rare part paid entire full of character and postal history content. Cert. Paaskesen (1997). Provenance: Postiljonen Norwex 97 sale, lot 309, and sale 166, lot 144 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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1651 cover imagePostal routes to the United States; 1866 (Feb 11): Envelope from Copenhagen with Closed Mail via Prussia and Ostende to Millerton, Fresno County, California, bearing 1864 oval type comb perf. 4 sk. red print 6 in a pair and 16 sk. olive print 1 in a strip of three (AFA 13+15), with exception of the right 4 sk. adhesive in over-average condition for this issue, tied by '1' numeral with matching KIØBENHAVN despatch cds and "AACHEN / PAID 23 Cts" credit cds alongside, two stamps tied in addition by "BOSTON BR. PKT. / Paid" cds (March 8) of the exchange office, all strikes very clear. Reverse with KIEL - HAMBURG TPO datestamp in blue. The rate for first weight letters to the California via Prussia in a closed mailbag was 55 sk. between 1 August 1865 to 9 July 1866. Overpaid by 1 skilling, in great condition for an 1864-issue cover. Cert. Nielsen (1998). Provenance: Højland sale 21, lot 1322 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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1652 cover imagePostal routes to the United States; 1867 (Nov 26): Envelope from Copenhagen via Hamburg or Bremen to New York, bearing two single examples of 1864 oval type comb perf. 16 sk. olive (AFA 15), the left stamp with perforation variety: broken perforation needle, right stamp with one pulled perforation, tied by '1' numeral with matching KIØBENHAVN despatch cds in blue alongside. Reverse with KIEL - HAMBURG TPO datestamp, two HAMBURG cds's, one of them of the Stadtpost in blue and framed BREMEN transit datestamp. '6½' silbergroschen in red crayon indicate the total foreign postage beyond Denmark and the framed "PAID 10" (cents) handstamp in red indicate the credit to the USA paying seapost and inland postage. The rate to the USA via Prussia in a closed mailbag was 32 sk. from 10 Juli 1866 to 31 December 1867. Very nice overall appearance, one of only two recorded examples of the 32 sk. rate to USA. Provenance: Lugdunum sale 75, lot 211 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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1653 cover imagePostal routes to the United States; 1868ca (Dec 5): Envelope from Rudkøbing via Hamburg or Bremen to Vallecito, Calaveras County, California, endorsed "via Hamburg", bearing 1864 oval type comb perf. 2 sk. print 4, 3 sk. print 1, and 16 sk. print 1, tied by '59' numeral with matching RUDKJØBING despatch cds and crisp FRANCO handstamp in exceptional blue alongside. Reverse with indistinct "46 -Nyborg' duplex transit and WAMDRUP - FLENSBURG TPO datestamps. Two stamps tied in addition by "NEW YORK PAID ALL" datestamp of the exchange office (Dec 23). The rate to the USA via Hamburg or Bremen was 21 sk. from 1 May 1868 to 30 Juni 1870. A most appealing three-colour franking on a yellow envelope, cert. Møller (1999) (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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1654 cover imagePostal routes to the Danish West Indies; 1863 (Jan 12): Envelope from Copenhagen via Hamburg and Southampton to Christianssted, St. Croix, DWI, endorsed "via Southampton", bearing 1854/57 dotted spandrels 16 sk. violet, a single example and a pair, tied by '1' numeral with matching KIØBENHAVN despatch cds and oval HAMBURG as well as "LONDON PAID" transit datestamps alongside, reverse with cds of the Danish PO in Hamburg. The rate for first weight letters to DWI via Hamburg and the United Kingdom was 48 sk. from 1 January 1863 to 31 March 1863 with the Danish share 9 sk. and foreign share of 9¼ sgr. equal to 39 sk. noted in red crayon at bottom left. The rightmost stamp toned but all adhesives large margined. The cover with tear and wear not impairing the franking, receiver's name erased, still in very fine condition for a cover with Danish imperforate stamps to the DWI. An exceptional item full of postal history with a rate being in force for only three months, the only recorded letter to DWI sent via this route, the only recorded item showing the 48 skilling rate. A most attractive pure multiple franking of the 16 sk. 1854-issue. Certs. Møller (2000), Nielsen (2004). Provenance: Collection Kaj Erik Ullerup, Højland sale 26, lot 2909; collection Peer Lorentzen Højland sale 49, lot 187; collection Mark Lorentzen, Højland sale 130, lot 1248 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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1655 cover imagePostal routes to the Danish West Indies; 1873 (Dec 28): Triple rate Cover in closed Danish-British mailbag to St. Croix, DWI, endorsed "via Southampton", bearing 1870/71 bi-coloured 2 sk. grey & blue, 3 sk. grey & lilac, and 16 sk. grey & green, all comb. perf. 14x13½ in combination with 48 sk. brown & lilac line perf. 12½ in a strip of three, tied by KJØBENHAVN despatch cds, "LONDON PAID" transit datestamp in red alongside. The rate in the third weight to DWI via Southapton was three times 55 sk. equal to 165 sk. in force between 1 November 1865 and 31 December 1874. As always, the 48 sk. adhesives faded and the cover with a horizontal fold far away from the franking. However, the only recorded third weight Danish skilling letter to DWI. Cert. Møller (2012). Provenance: Collection F. T. K. Caröe, Christie sale (26/11/1985), lot 688; Postiljonen sales 134 lot 855 and 201 lot 701 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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