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859 cover imagePostal Routes to Norway; 1874 (Oct 31): Envelope from Copenhagen to
Christiansand, endorsed “pr L. N. Hvid", bearing 1870 bi-coloured 2
sk. grey & ultramarine print 9 and 4 sk. carmine rose & grey print
12 (AFA 16+18 / Facit 20+22), cancelled by crayon crosses. An
interesting cover making its journey on a DFDS steamer servicing
the route Stettin via Copenhagen to the Norwegian harbours. Correct
franking in the short-lived 6 skilling rate to Norway in force
between 1 January 1874 to 31 December 1874. Certs. Møller (1997),
Nielsen (2002). (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 100.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM
860 cover image1861/71: Selection four covers to Norway; incl. 1865 12 sk. to
Soggendal bearing 1854/57 8 sk. green & 1864 4 sk. carmine; 1870c
from Nykjøbing stationery envelope 4 sk. orange with bi-coloured 2
sk blue & grey; 1861 Altona to Larvik bearing three-colour franking
of 1854/57 2 sk. with 1858 4 sk. and strip of three 8sk.; and 1861
Helsingør to Larvik with three pairs of 1858 4 sk. brown. An
interesting group ex Jørgen Jørgensen, one certificate. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 250.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM
861 cover imagePostal Routes to Norway; 1868/69ca: Group two covers showing the
first and second weight rates of 12 and 24 sk., respectively from
Denmark to Norway during the 1 Oct 1865 – 30 June 1869 period. The
8 sk. with a few flat perfs. The six 4 sk. stamps on the second
weight cover are in great condition for the 1864-issue. A nice pair
of covers. One certificate Nielsen (2004). (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 150.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM
862 cover imagePostal Routes to Norway; 1868/69ca: Group two Two showing the first
and second weight rates of 8 and 16 sk., respectively from Denmark
to Norway during the 1 July 1869 – 31 Dec 1873 period. The first
weight cover is endorsed “pr Uffo”, a private steamship. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 100.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM
863 cover imagePostal Routes to the GAPU, Bergedorf; 1857 (Sept 24): Cover from
Aabenraa to Bergedorf, bearing 1854/57 dotted spandrels 4 sk.
brown, touched at base and right, tied by '6.' numeral with
matching AABENRAA despatch cds alongside, "K.D.O.P.A HAMBURG"
backstamp and Hamburg Botenpost "F.P. 25/9" of the following day,
BERGEDORF arrival backstamp (Sept 26). The rate for letters from
the second Danish Rayon to Bergedorf was 4 sk. plus 3 Schilling
Courant postage due in force between 15 July 1854 to 30 Sep 1857,
the due was noted in red crayon on front. For some not fully
understood reason, some Bergedorf covers franked with 4 sk. and
originating in Danish Rayon 2 are charged 1.5 Schilling Courant and
others are charged 3 Schilling Courant. Reference: Shown by Elisa
Peeters van Hal in Dansk Filatelistisk Tidsskrft, June 1980, page
257. Provenance: Collection Knud Tolbøl, Højland sale 43, lot 4594;
Collection Mark Lorentzen. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 300.00
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864 cover imagePostal Routes to the GAPU, Hamburg; 1873 (March 29): Envelope for a
parcel weighing 37 pounds, despatched from Skive to Hamburg,
bearing a four-colour franking of 1870 bi-coloured 2 sk. print 5, 3
sk. print 3, 8 sk. print 2 and three single examples of 48 sk. (AFA
16+17+19+21), the 3 and 8 sk. stamps with rounded corners, the rare
48 skilling adhesives faultless except for the usual fading of the
colours, tied by '64' numeral with matching SKIVE cds and parcel
label alongside. Reverse with Danish KOLDING transit and HAMBURG
arrival (March 31) cds's. The enormous 157 skilling franking pays
correctly the Danish domestic share of 81 sk. plus the German share
of 76 sk. in the rate between 1 April 1871 and 31 December 1874.
Parcel letters to foreign destinations during the skilling period
are scarce, this cover being the only recorded example of the 157
sk. rate. Provenance: Collection Louise Boyd Dale & Alfred F.
Lichtenstein, Harmers, Chicago, 26 May 1992, lot 4; Collection Poul
Jørgen Jørgensen, Højland sales 50, lot 17 and 90, lot 259. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Currently...CHF 1,000.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM
865 cover imagePostal Routes to the GAPU, Hannover; 1860 (Jan 23): Entire
partially prepaid letter from Kiel to Duingen, Kingdom of Hannover,
from the second Danish into the third GAPU rayon, endorsed
"Armensache", bearing 1858 wavy spandrels 4 sk. brown, a fresh and
fine example with large even margins, tied by '121' numeral with
matching KIEL despatch cds and "AUS DÄNEMARK" handstamp, both in
blue alongside, reverse with "K.D.O.P.A. HAMBURG" and framed ALFELD
transit backstamps (Jan 24). The rate for letters from the Danish
rayon 2 to the GAPU rayon 3 was 22 sk. in force from 15 July 1854
to 31 July 1865. The 4 sk. adhesive paid the rate to the Danish
border. The rest of the rate was re-calculated in 4 ggr. / 3 pf. in
Hannover currency, noted in pink ink and charged to the receiver,
only two comparable covers recorded. Cert. Nielsen (2003).
Provenance: Collection Peer Lorentzen; Højland sale 45, lot 193;
Collection Mark Lorentzen; Postiljonen sale 194, lot 53. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 400.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM
866 cover imagePostal Routes to the GAPU, Mecklenburg-Schwerin; 1856 (Aug 12):
Envelope from Copenhagen to Rostock, Mecklenburg-Schwerin, from the
2nd Danish into the 1st GAPU rayon, endorsed with "pr. Obotrit"
steamer, bearing a single and pair 1854 dotted spandrels 4 sk.
brown with fair to large margins, some toning around the adhesives,
cancelled by crisp '1' numeral with matching KJØBENHAVN despatch
cds alongside. Reverse with WISMAR transit cds as well as "HAGENOW
- ROSTOCK" TPO and distribution cds (Aug 18). Correct franking of
the 12 skilling rate in force between 15 July 1854 and 31 July
1865. Cert. Nielsen (1996). Provenance: Kephila sale 10, lot 437;
Collection Leif Christensen, Højland sale 7, lot 564; Collection
Jens Olesen, Højland sale 128, lot 675. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 150.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM
867 cover imagePostal Routes to the GAPU, Prussia; 1863 (Npv 3): Cover with
combined prepayment from Altona to Berlin, from the 1st Danish into
the 3rd GAPU rayon, bearing 1854/57 dotted spandrels 16 sk. lilac
with good to large margins all round, tied by light '113' numeral
with matching ALTONA despatch cds as well as framed "Aus Dänemark."
handstamp alongside. Reverse with "K.D.O.P.A. HAMBURG" and HAMBURG
transit cds's in black as well as indistinct distribution cds in
blue. Correct franking of the 17 skilling rate in force between 15
July 1854 and 29 February 1864 of which 16 skilling were paid by
the adhesive plus 1 skilling paid in cash and noted in manuscript
on front aside the "franco" notation. Cert. Møller (1996).
Provenance: Heinrich Köhler sale 240 (Okt. 1993), lot 3701;
Collection Peder Bloch-Poulsen, Højland sales 13, lot 426, 16, lot
516, and 20, lot 246. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 400.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM
868 cover imagePostal routes to the GAPU, Schleswig-Holstein; 1867 (Jan 5): Money
order form (Postanviisning) for a sum of 25 Rd. and 56 sk. from
Copenhagen to Kiel, bearing 1857 wavy spandrels 8 sk. green and
1864 oval type 4 sk. carmine, cancelled by '1' numeral, matching
KJØBENHAVN despatch cds alongside, sent via Kolding and HADERSLEBEN
to KIEL, with arrival two days later. Preprinted forms were
introduced on 1 November 1866, the rate for money orders for sums
between 25-50 Rd. was 12 skilling between 1 November 1866 and 30
April 1868. The 4 sk. stamp is defective and has been taken off for
repair and reaffixed but does belong on the cover. One of two
recorded money order forms sent to Germany in the skilling period;
opinion Møller (2002); cert. Nielsen (2002). Reference: Shown by
Kurt Hansen in Posthistorisk Tidsskrift 1991-2 on page 54.
Provenance: Høiland sale 41, lot 4185; Bruun Rasmussen sale 890,
lot 40. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 250.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM
869 cover imagePostal Routes to the GAPU, Schleswig-Holstein; 1870ca (Dec 20):
Registered Postal Stationery Envelope 4 Skilling red from
Copenhagen to Christiansfelt in Slesvig, today part of Denmark,
bearing in addition 1864 oval type 2 sk. blue and 1870 pair
bi-coloured 4 sk. grey & carmine line perforated (AFA 11A+18A),
pair with corner fault, tied by '1' numeral, two adhesives in
addition by KJØBENHAVN despatch and delay datestamps, "Anbefalet"
handstamp in black and manuscript registration note in red crayon
alongside. Reverse with distribution backstamp of the following
day. 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. A scarce postal stationery usage, certs. Grønlund
(1974), Møller (2016). Provenance: Postiljonen sale 32, lot 502;
Skovgaard sale 46, lot 74; Højland sales 6, lot 1767, 21, lot 1231,
and 50, lot 1469; Collection Willy Lauth, Højland sale 132, lot
2172. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 100.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM
870 cover imagePostal Routes to the GAPU, North German Confederation; 1865/70:
Selection of four covers sent to Germany after 1 August 1865
showing four different rates; i.e. the 12 sk. first rate letter
until 30 April 1868 from Copenhagen to Berlin, cert. Witt (1976);
in the later rate from 1 May 1868 until 31 December 1874 the 8 sk.
first weight rate with a 4 sk. stationery envelope uprated with 2x2
sk., one of them repaired, sent from Aarup to Wolfenbüttel; in the
same rate a registered letter with 8+8 = 16 sk. with a vivid
franking of oval adhesives from Copenhagen to Buchholz; and a
second weight letter of 16 skilling from Copenhagen to Stettin
underpaid by 8 sk. and charged, cert. Nielsen (2002). (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Currently...CHF 400.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM
871 cover imagePostal Routes to the German Empire; 1874 (March 22): Partially
prepaid Insured Envelope from Copenhagen to Nürnberg, containing 78
Rigsdaler & 4 Skilling equal to 59 Thaler, bearing 1870 bi-coloured
4 sk. print 10 (AFA 18), lower right corner added and “tying” ink
painted in, tied by '1' numeral with matching KJØBENHAVN despatch
cds and pink label alongside. Struck on obverse by Danish framed
"Talt" (paid) handstamp in blue as well as German framed "Auslagen"
and "Aus (über) Dänemark / via Woyens." Reverse with HAMBURG
transit cds's. The 4 sk. stamp pays for the recounting fee, a fee
which had to be prepaid for having the postal clerk count and
confirm the enclosed amount up to 250 Rigsdaler. In the rate
between 1 January and 31 December 1874, the Danish postage share
was 8 sk. + 4 sk. per 100 Rd. or part thereof = 12 sk. or 3 Sgr.;
the German postage share was 4 Sgr. for an insured letter plus 1
Sgr. up to 200 Thaler insurance plus 1 Sgr. surcharge for unpaid
insured letters, in total 6 Sgr. A very rare type of mail with
great overall appearance, one of eight recorded international
insured letters with recounting sent in the skilling period. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 300.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM
872 cover imagePostal routes to Germany; 1874 (March 23): Insured Envelope from
Copenhagen to Berlin, containing 83 Thaler 25 Sgr. = 114 Rd.,
bearing 1870 bi-coloured 2 sk. blue & grey, 3 sk. lilac & grey, 4
sk. red & grey, and pair 16 sk. green & grey comb. perf. 14x13½
(AFA 20-22+24), all tied by '1' numeral, the 3 sk. adhesive in
addition by matching KIØBENHAVN despatch cds, the violet Copenhagen
insurance label and the framed "Talt" handstamp in blue below two
other adhesives. Obverse struck by framed "Aus (über) Dänemark /
via Woyens." handstamp, "HAMBURG F.A." transit and BERLIN arrival
(March 24) backstamps. An interesting four-colour franking in
suboptimal condition; the 2 sk. stamp is damaged by exterior
placement on the cover and has rounded corner, the 3 sk. with
pulled perforation. The envelope shows some staining and the wax
seals were cut out of the reverse, nevertheless a very rare type of
mail. The 4 sk. stamp pays for the recounting fee (a fee for having
the postal clerk count and confirm the enclosed amount, indicated
by the blue “Talt”) of 4 sk. for 0-250 Rd., which had to be
prepaid. The Danish postage share was 8 sk. + 4 sk. per 100 Rd. or
part thereof = 16 sk. rounded up to 4 1/2 Sgr. The German postage
share was 4 Sgr. for an insured letter + 1 Sgr. for 0-200 Thaler
insurance = 5 Sgr. (fr 5 = 21 sk.), all in the short-lived rate in
force between 1 January 1874 and 31 December 1874. One of eight
international insured letters with recounting sent in the skilling
period. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 150.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM
873 cover imagePostal Routes to the GAPU, Austria; 1858ca (Dec 16): Envelope with
combined prepayment from Randers to Vienna, bearing 1858 wavy
spandrels 4 sk. brown in a horizontal strip of five with fair to
large margins, tied by '53' numeral, the leftmost adhesive tied in
addition by RANDERS despatch and framed "Aus Dänemark" handstamp in
black. Reverse with two HAMBURG transit datestamps as well as three
different WIEN datestamps (Dec 20). The correct rate of 22 skilling
in force from 15 July 1854 to 31 July 1865 was paid by a
combination of adhesives and cash payment noted by manuscript “fr
2” in lower left corner. The cover torn at the right side when
opened, nevertheless a rare example of a rate prepaid by a
combination of stamps and cash. This is usually only seen when an
uneven rate needed to be paid as no stamps with an uneven skilling
denomination were issued before 1865. Cert. Møller (2010). (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 200.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM
874 cover imageLots; 1857/74: Interesting Selection of 17 covers to German States
& German Empire; incl. among others 1857 two covers from Aabenraa
to Bruel and Boizenburg in Mecklenburg-Schwerin, bearing both 1854
4 sk. red-brown in a strip of four, the numeral and the despatch
cds in crisp condition; 1858c to Berlin with three-colour
22-skilling franking; 1860 Kiel to Berlin with six examples of 1854
4 sk. brown, overpaid by 2 skilling; 1862 WANDSBECK in red to
Bergedorf with narrow cut 1858 4 sk. brown; 1858 Hamburg to
Fehmarn; 1861 Sterip to Travermünde; and 1873 border rate franking
of 4 skilling but taxed as both places did not belong to this zone.
Quality from very fine to defective, an interesting group from the
collection of Jørgen Jørgen, three certificates. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5) (Image 6) (Image 7) (Image 8) (Image 9) (Image 10) (Image 11) (Image 12) (Image 13) (Image 14) (Image 15)

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Currently...CHF 400.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM
875 cover imagePostal Routes to Finland; 1866ca (April 2): Entire preprinted
letter from Copenhagen sent via Sweden to Gamla Carleby, Finland
under Russian rule, bearing a three-colour franking of 1864 oval
type 3 sk. lilac, 4 sk. carmine, and 16 sk. grey-olive (AFA
12+13+15), three overall fine examples with fresh colour, the 3
skilling value with scissor separation at left, each adhesive
cancelled / tied by '1' numeral, matching KJØBENHAVN despatch and
'delay' datestamps in blue alongside. The leftmost adhesive tied in
addition by framed "Franco" handstamp, "ANK 15 / 4" arrival
datestamp at top left. "SÖDRA ST. BANAN" and STOCKHOLM transit
backstamps. The rate for letters to Finland via Sweden was 23 sk.
equal to 5¼ sgr. split with 1 sgr. for Denmark, 1 sgr. for Sweden
and 3¼ sgr. for Russia, being in force between 1 October 1865 and
31 October 1868. One of only three recorded letters showing this
rate. Gorgeous and colourful overall apperance. Provenance: Højland
sale 9, lot 1512; Postiljonen sale 192, lot 26. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 300.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM
876 cover imagePostal Routes to Russia; 1859 (Aug 30): Cover from Copenhagen to
Riga, today in Latvia, bearing 1854/57 dotted spandrels 16 sk.
lilac, two examples with good to large margins in combination with
1858 wavy spandrels 4 sk. brown, touched at base, tied by '181'
numeral, the 4 skilling adhesive tied in addition by
"SJAELL.POST.SPED.BUREAU" despatch cds of the Copenhagen-Korsør
railway line in black. Framed "Aus Dänemark" and FRANCO handstamps
alongside. Reverse with two HAMBURG transit cds's as well as framed
"POLUTSHENO / 23 Augus. 1859" arrival datestamp (julian) of Riga
(Dobin 40-4.03a). The 36 skilling franking overpaying the letter
rate of 35 sk. from the 2nd Danish rayon to Russia via Prussia in
force between 15 July 1854 and 31 July 1865 as no uneven
denomination stamps had been issued. Cert. Møller (1986).
Provenance: Bechsgaard sale 3 lot 91; Collection Ole Steen
Jacobsen. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 300.00
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877 cover imagePostal Routes from the Duchies to Russia; 1863 (March 21): Envelope
from Altona to St. Petersburg, bearing a three-colour combination
franking of 1854/57 dotted spandrels 2 sk. blue and 1858 wavy
spandrels 4 sk. brown as well as a strip of three 8 sk. green, two
adhesives touched, tied by '113' numeral, matching ALTONA despatch
cds, framed "Aus Dänemark" and FRANCO handstamps, all in black
alongside. Reverse with two HAMBURG transit and "ST. PETERSBURG"
arrival backstamps (March 13, julian). The 30 skilling franking
paid correctly the rate from the 1st Danish rayon to Russia via
Prussia in force between 15 July 1854 and 31 July 1865. Even though
two stamps cut into and a vertical file fold affecting the 4 sk.
stamp, this is the most significant Danish cover sent to Russia
which had graced most of the significant collections of classical
Denmark. This cover is the only recorded example of any rayon 1
rate to Russia and therefore the only recorded example of the 30
sk. rate. Certs. Møller (2002), Nielsen (2003). Provenance:
Collection John Jacob Engellau, Corinphila sale 65 (June 1981) lot
5230; Collection Peer Lorentzen, Højland sale 47 lot 204;
Collection Mark Lorentzen; Collection Wilhelm Lambrecht, Gärtner
sale 22, lot 8189. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Currently...CHF 2,000.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM
878 cover imagePostal Routes to Russia; 1865 (Oct 18): Cover from Helsingør to
Pernau, today Pärnu in Estonia, bearing a spectacular four-colour
combination franking of 1864 oval type 2 sk. blue, 3 sk. lilac, 4
sk. carmine, and 16 sk. olive-grey perf. 13 : 12½, all from print 1
(AFA 11+12+13+15), tied by '24' numeral, matching HELSINGØR
despatch cds and framed FRANCO handstamp in black alongside.
Reverse with "LÜBECK - LAUENBURG" German TPO, RIGA transit, and
PERNOV arrival (Oct 14, julian) backstamps. The 25 skilling
franking paid correctly the rate from the 2nd Danish rayon to
Russia via Prussia in force between 1 August 1865 and 12 January
1866. The 1864 adhesives with their usual perforation
irregularities, some acid ink, one of only two recorded examples of
this 25 sk. rate. Cert. Kaiser (1980). Provenance: Collection John
Jacob Engellau, Corinphila sale 65 (June 1981) lot 5302;
Postiljonen sale 130, lot 778; Collection George B Lindberg. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Currently...CHF 600.00
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