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879 cover imagePostal Routes to Russia; 1867: A most interesting selection of two
covers incl. Cover from Copenhagen to Kronstadt, bearing a
three-colour franking of 1864 oval type 2 sk. blue, 3 sk. lilac,
and 16 sk. olive-grey perf. 13 : 12½, one of six recorded covers
with this 21 skilling rate; plus registered cover from Copenhagen
to Riga, the postage paid with the same three-colour franking, 16
sk. value one corner repaired, while registration fee of 8 skilling
was paid in cash and noted at left of the franking. The only
recorded Danish registered letter to Russia in the skilling period.
An interesting duo. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 500.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM
880 cover imagePostal Routes to Russia; 1871 (Aug 11): Cover from Lemvig to
Kronstadt, bearing a four-colour combination franking of 1864 oval
type 2 sk. blue, 3 sk. lilac, and 8 sk. bistre perf. 13 : 12½, and
1870 bi-coloured 4 sk. (AFA 11+12+14+20), tied by clear '38'
numeral, matching LEMVIG despatch cds in black alongside. Danish
railway, "ST. PETERSBURG" transit, and KRONSHTADT arrival (Aug 2,
julian) backstamps. The 17 skilling franking paid correctly the
rate to Russia via Prussia in force between 1 May 1868 and 12 July
1872. Cover cleaned and vertical file fold through the 8 skilling
adhesive ironed out, nevertheless an interesting combination of
four colours from two issues. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 150.00
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881 cover imagePostal Routes to Russia; 1871 (Dec 5): Cover from Copenhagen to
Kronstadt, bearing 1870 bi-coloured 2 sk. print 2b and two pairs of
4 sk. print 2-3 (AFA 16+17), tied by crisp '2' numeral, matching
"KIØBENHAVN CHRISTIANSH" T.P.O. despatch cds in black alongside.
German "WAMDRUP - FLENSBURG" T.P.O., KIØBENHAVN and "ST.
PETERSBURG" transit (Nov 27, julian) backstamps. The 17 skilling
rate to Russia via Prussia in force between 1 May 1868 and 12 July
1872 overpaid by one skilling. Three stamps with corner or
perforation irregularities, nevertheless an appealing cover. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 100.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM
882 cover imagePostal Routes to Great Britain; 1860 (Nov 23): Double rate Envelope
from Copenhagen to London, bearing a spectacular four-colour
franking of 1854/57 dotted spandrels 2 sk. blue and strip of four
16 sk. grey-violet in combination with 1858 wavy spandrels 4 sk.
brown and 8 sk. green, tied by '1' numeral, matching KJØBENHAVN
despatch cds in black alongside. "K.D.O.P.A. HAMBURG" backstamp,
HAMBURG transit cds in red on front, two adhesives tied in addition
by LONDON arrival (Nov 26) cds. The 2 sk. and two 16 sk. were cut
into, other stamps with good margins, some age staining and the
reverse torn when opened, nevertheless a scarce 4-colour franking
showing all the colours existing on imperforate skilling stamps.
The 77 skilling double rate to Great Britain was in force between
15 July 1854 and 31 December 1862, this is one of only four
recorded letters with this rate. Here, it was overpaid by 1 sk.
since no uneven denomination stamps had been issued. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Currently...CHF 1,200.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM
883 cover imagePostal Routes to Great Britain; 1865 (Oct 14): Double rate Envelope
from Odense to London, bearing a most attractive franking of
1854/57 dotted spandrels 2 sk. blue in combination with 1858 wavy
spandrels 8 sk. green, in overall fine and fresh appearance with
vivid deep shades, two horizontal strips of three, one of them cut
into, tied by '31' numeral in exceptional blue, matching "ODENSE
JC" despatch cds in the same ink alongside. Framed "FRANCO."
handstamp in black, "P.D." in red, "LÜBECK - LAUENBURG" German
T.P.O. backstamp and one adhesive tied in addition by LONDON
arrival (Oct 18) cds in red. The short-lived 49 skilling double
rate to Great Britain via Prussia is here overpaid by one skilling
and was in force for only three months between August and October
1865, noted at base with ’41 / 8’ for the rate abroad and for
Denmark. Only three recorded examples of this rate with two
overpaid by 1 skilling and one underpaid by 25 skilling. An
appealing cover from a provincial office with a sought-after blue
cancellation. Certs. Jensen (1993), Nielsen (1993 & 2003).
Provenance: Collection F. T. K. Caröe, Christie sale (March 1993),
lot 77; Højland sale 5, lot 157; Collection Peer Lorentzen, Højland
sale 47, lot 203; Bruun-Rasmussen sale 823, lot 255. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5)

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Currently...CHF 750.00
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884 cover imagePostal Routes to Great Britain in the Danish-British mailbag; 1870
(July 16): Registered Cover from Horsens to London, bearing 1864
oval type 2 sk. blue. and 4 sk. red, a pair and a strip of three
(AFA 11+13), tied by most attractive strikes of '30' numeral,
matching HORSENS despatch cds and large oval "REGISTERED LONDON /
18 JY 1870 / FROM DENMARK" datestamp alongside. Minor toning, parts
of backflaps missing, a vertical file fold well away from the
franking with the perforation irregularities typical for the
1864-issue, nevertheless an appealing cover showing the 14 skilling
rate plus 8 skilling for the registration fee, in force between 1
November 1865 and 31 December 1872. Cert. Møller (2001).
Provenance: Højland sale 31, lot 4615. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 200.00
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885 cover imagePostal Routes to Great Britain in the Danish-British mailbag; 1871
(Jan 21): Registered Double rate Cover from Odense to London,
bearing 1864 oval type16 sk. olive, two examples and 1870
bi-coloured 4 sk. red & grey (AFA 15+18A), tied by '51' numeral,
matching ODENSE despatch cds and large oval "REGISTERED LONDON / 28
JA 1871 / FROM DENMARK" datestamp alongside. One 16 skilling
adhesive with rounded corner, nevertheless an appealing cover with
an overall nice appearance showing the double 14 skilling rate plus
8 skilling for the registration fee, in force between 1 November
1865 and 31 December 1872. Cert. Nielsen (2000). Provenance:
Højland sales 19, lot 466 & 31, lot 4742. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 200.00
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886 cover imagePostal Routes to Great Britain in the Danish-British mailbag; 1872
(July 30): Registered Double rate Cover from Copenhagen to London,
first franked by the sender with 1870 bi-coloured 2 sk. blue & grey
and 4 sk. red & grey (5) for the first weight rate, at the post
office with additional 2 sk. blue & grey, 4 sk. red & grey, and 8
sk. brown & grey for the second weight rate (AFA 16+18+19), tied by
'1' numeral, matching KIØBENHAVN despatch cds alongside. Three
adhesives struck in addition by Danish "Anbefalet" registration
handstamp and oval "REGISTERED LONDON / 1 AU 72" arrival datestamp
in red. The different sources of the adhesives led to the unsual
mixture of stamps from two different 2 sk. printings and two
different 4 sk. printings. Horizontal fold through one 4 sk. and
one 8 sk. stamp, nevertheless an interesting and appealing cover
showing finally the double 14 skilling rate plus 8 skilling for the
registration fee, in force between 1 November 1865 and 31 December
1872. Cert. Nielsen (2000). Provenance: Globalia sale 69, lot 970;
Collection Gene Scott, Postiljonen sale 169, lot 186. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 200.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM
887 cover image1862/74: Interesting Selection of seven covers to Great Britain;
incl. among others 1867 from Helsinør bearing a 14 skilling
combination franking of 1854/57 8 sk. green and pair 1864 3 sk.
lilac; 1862 double rate cover front from Copenhagen T.P.O. bearing
1854/57 8 sk. & pair 16 sk.; 1866 cover from Nibe bearing 1854 2
sk. blue and 1864 4 sk. carmine in a strip of three; the same 14
skilling rate on cover from Nakskov with 1864 2s. and strip of
three 4 sk., a double rate cover from that period underfranked at
the first rate; 1867 double rate cover with 1858 8 sk. (3) & 1864 4
sk.; finally 1874 10 skilling rate to Scotland. In mixed condition
from very fine to slightly defective, ex Jørgen Jørgensen, five
certificates. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5) (Image 6) (Image 7) (Image 8) (Image 9) (Image 10) (Image 11)

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Currently...CHF 300.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM
888 cover imagePostal Routes to Great Britain in the Danish-British mailbag;
1873/74: A great group of four differently rated letters from the
same rate period for letters to the United Kingdom in the closed
mailbag from 1 January 1873 to 31 December 1874. The ensemble
includes a cover of the first weight, the first weight sent
registered, the second weight, and the second weight underpaid. The
registered letter represents one of only two recorded examples of
the 18 sk. registered letter rate, an instructive selection, one
cert. Grønlund. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 400.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM
889 cover imagePostal Routes to Belgium; 1863 (Nov 29): Envelope from Copenhagen
to Bruxelles, bearing a three-issue franking of 1854/57 dotted
spandrels 2 sk. blue, 1858 wavy spandrels 8 sk. green, a single
example and a pair as well as 1863 4 sk. brown rouletted, tied by
'1' numeral, matching KIØBENHAVN despatch cds and PD handstamp
alongside. Reverse with two indistinct Danish T.P.O. cds's, Belgian
entry cds and BRUXELLES arrival (Dec 1) cds. The 2 sk. and the
single 8 sk. stamp touched, otherwise good to large margins, an
interesting, fresh, and appealing cover showing the 30 skilling
rate from the 2nd Danish rayon to the 2nd Belgian rayon in force
between 15 July 1854 and 30 November 1863. Cert. Nielsen (2000).
Provenance: Postiljonen sale 164, lot 537; Collection Heino
Jørgensen, Højland sale 44, lot 546. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Currently...CHF 600.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM
890 cover imagePostal Routes to Belgium; 1865 (March 13): Envelope from Copenhagen
to Bruxelles, bearing a three-colour franking of 1854/57 dotted
spandrels 2 sk. blue and 8 sk. green as well as 1864 oval type 16
sk. olive (AFA 3+5+15), tied by '1' numeral, matching KIØBENHAVN
despatch cds and PD handstamp alongside. Reverse with "St.P.A.
HAMBURG", Belgian "ALLEMAGNE PAR EST" entry and BRUXELLES arrival
(March 15) cds's. The 2 sk. and 8 sk. adhesives with fair to large
margins, the 16 sk. with the typical perforation, the cover lightly
cleaned not distracting from the overall attractiveness of this
item showing the 26 skilling rate from Denmark to Belgium via
Prussia in force between 1 December 1863 and 31 December 1865.
Cert. Nielsen (2006). Provenance: Felzmann sale 58, lot 363;
Højland sale 100, lot 55. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 200.00
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891 cover imageMail routes to Belgium; 1867 (Aug 31): Entire letter from Nyborg to
the gunmaker Charles Haaken in Lüttich / Liège, bearing a three
colour-franking of 1864 oval type 2 sk. blue, 3 sk. lilac, and 4
sk. carmine in a block of three, all comb perf. 13x12½ (AFA
11+12+13), fine examples with fresh colour, tied by “46 - NYBORG”
duplex datestamps, “P.D.” handstamp in red alongside. Reverse with
HAMBURG transit (Aug 31) and LIEGE arrival (Sept 2) cds’s. The rate
for letters to Belgium via Germany was 17 sk. equal to 4 sgr. split
with 1 sgr. for Denmark, 2 sgr. for Germany and 1 sgr. for Belgium,
being in force between 1 January 1866 and 30 April 1868. The
weiterfranco of ‘3’ silbergroschen beyond Denmark is noted on front
in red crayon and on reverse in blue crayon. Two adhesives touched
by ironed filing fold, nevertheless an appealing entire, cert.
Nielsen (1992). Provenance: Collection Kurt Hansen, Højland sale 3,
lot 1003. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 250.00
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892 cover imageMail routes to Belgium; 1869 (Oct 18): Entire letter from Nyborg to
the gunmaker Charles Haaken in Lüttich / Liège, bearing a three
colour-franking of 1864 oval type 2 sk. blue, 3 sk. lilac, and 8
sk. bistre, all comb perf. 13x12½ (AFA 11+12+14), tied by “46 -
NYBORG” duplex datestamps, “P.D.” handstamp in red alongside.
Reverse with "KIEL - HAMBURG" T.P.O., Belgian "PRUSSE EST" entry,
and LIEGE arrival (Oct 20) datestamps. The rate for letters to
Belgium via Germany was 13 sk. equal to 3 sgr. split with 1 sgr.
for Denmark, for Germany and for Belgium, being in force between 1
May 1868 to 31 December 1874. The weiterfranco of ‘2’
silbergroschen beyond Denmark is noted on front in red crayon,
corrected to '1' silbergroschen weiterfranko beyond Prussia. Minute
paper loss on top not distracting from this appealing entire, cert.
Nielsen (1998). Provenance: Højland sale 19, lot 451. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 100.00
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893 cover imagePostal routes via Belgium to France; 1857 (April 11): Partially
prepaid Double rate Entire letter from Randers to Reims, bearing
1854/57 dotted spandrels 4 sk. brown, with good to large margins,
tied by '53’ numeral, matching RANDERS cds, framed "DÄNEMARK / R
2." handstamp struck at the Thour & Taxis office in Hamburg (van
der Linden 904) in black as well as French "TOUR-T. VALENCIENNES"
entry cds in red alongside. Reverse with HAMBURG cds's of the
Danish and T&T offices, PARIS transit as well as REIMS arrival
(April 15) cds's. Intended to be paid to the German border, the
addressee had to pay for the complete journey with '18' décimes
noted in manuscript on front as the Danish franking was not
credited. The adhesive with lightest, nearly imperceptible file
fold at top, an overall most attractive and interesting entire, the
only recorded letter to France partly prepaid to the German border.
Provenance: Collection Ole Steen Jacobsen; Højland sale 7, lot 569;
Collection Mark Lorentzen. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 500.00
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894 cover imagePostal routes via Belgium to France; 1858 (Sept 14): Entire letter
from Copenhagen to Marseille, bearing 1854/57 dotted spandrels 2
sk. blue, 8 sk. green, and a horizontal strip of four 16 sk.
grey-violet, with margins from shaved to large, the multiple
touched at lower right, tied by light strikes of ‘181’ numeral,
matching "SJAELL:POST.SPED:BUREAU" railway cds and "P.D." in black
as well as French "TOUR-T. VALENCIENNES" entry cds in red
alongside, reverse with HAMBURG and PARIS transit, French T.P.O. as
well as MARSEILLE arrival (Sept 18) cds's. Leftmost stamp of the
multiple crossed by vertical filing fold, tears in entire at base
and top between adhesives, nevertheless an interesting letter to
France franked by the sender with 74 skilling, a rate thought to be
necessary for a second weight letter, overpaid for the second
weight rate by 27 skilling, for the first weight rate by 37
skilling. The Danish postal administration noted only a
weiterfranko of 6½ sgr. in red crayon for the German, Belgian and
French part of the journey, thus this was only a first weight rate
entire. The only recorded letter to France franked with this
totally miscalculated 74 skilling rate, a desirable item with an
impressive provenance, cert. Nielsen (2004). Note: Due to the
different weight progressions for the non-French part of the
journey (15 grams per weight class) and the French part of the
journey (7.5 grams per weight class), calculating the correct rate
was a difficult task even for postal officers. This entire letter,
however was not despatched at a post office but thrown by the
sender in the postbox of a train at the Copenhagen - Korsør railway
line. He added a franking of which he thought would pay the correct
double rate of twice 37 skilling, i.e. 74 skilling. In the rate in
force between 15 July 1854 and 31 March 1862 the correct rate to
France beyond the departments at the border was however 37 skilling
for a letter with a weight up to ½ lod (first rate in Denmark and
France) or 47 skilling for a letter with a weight between ½ up to 1
lod (first rate in Denmark and second rate in France). Therefore
the 74 skilling franking does neither match the first, (37 sk.) nor
the second (47 sk.) nor the third weight rate (83 sk.). Provenance:
Højland sales 10, lot 321 & 21, lot 1083; Collection Gene Scott,
Postiljonen sale 172, lot 512; Collection Peer Lorentzen. Højland
sale 49 lot 185; Collection Mark Lorentzen; Collection Wilhelm
Lambrecht, Gärtner sale 22, lot 8324. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Currently...CHF 600.00
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895 cover imagePostal routes via Belgium to France; 1859 (Feb 24): Double rate
Entire letter from Copenhagen to Bordeaux, bearing a horizontal
strip of three 1854/57 dotted spandrels 16 sk. grey-violet, a
superb multiple with even large margins, tied by '1’ numeral,
matching KIØBENHAVN cds, "P.D." handstamp in black as well as
French "TOUR-T. VALENCIENNES" entry cds in red alongside. Reverse
with HAMBURG cds's of the Danish and T&T offices, PARIS transit
as well as BORDEAUX arrival (Feb 28) cds's. A sound and overall
attractive entire of the second weight rate of 7.5-15 grams to the
part of France beyond the border-parts to Germany in force between
15 July 1854 and 31 March 1862, the 47 skilling overpaid by 1
skilling. The weiterfranko beyond Denmark of 9 silbergroschen is
noted as '38' skilling at left of franking. Provenance: Collection
Stig Andersen, Kephila sale 5, lot 148; Jørgen Junior sale 30, lot
395; Collection Søren Kjærgaard, Højland sale 100, lot 56. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 1,200.00
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896 cover imagePostal routes via the GAPU to France; 1859 (Sept 30): Envelope from
Copenhagen to Strasbourg in the near-border departments of France,
bearing pair 1854/57 dotted spandrels 16 sk. grey-violet, with
margins from shaved to large, touched by a nick at top right,
cancelled by '1’ numeral, matching KIØBENHAVN cds and framed "P.D."
in black as well as indistinct French entry cds in red alongside.
Reverse with two HAMBURG and "FRANKFURT A/M" transit as well as
STRASBOURG arrival (Oct 1) cds's. An interesting cover with the
reduced rate to near-border departments in the north-eastern part
of France (Alsace, Lorraine) which avoided Belgium and thereby
saved 1 silbergroschen or 5 skilling. In the rate in force between
15 July 1854 and 31 March 1862, the total rate was therefore 32
skilling or 7½ sibergroschen with the 5½ silbergroschen
weiterfranko beyond Denmark noted in red crayon. A very rare border
rated cover with nice overall appearance, a unique 32 skilling
cover with an excellent provenance. Certs. Nielsen (2004), Møller
(1998 & 2013). Provenance: Stock Herman Toaspern (1920s-1930s);
Højland sale 21, lot 1081; Collection Peer Lorentzen, Højland sale
49, lot 183; Collection Mark Lorentzen, Postiljonen sale 172, lot
580. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5)

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Currently...CHF 1,000.00
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897 cover imagePostal routes via Belgium to France; 1860 (Sept 15): Entire letter
from Copenhagen to Arcachon, Gironde, bearing a horizontal pair
1854/57 dotted spandrels 16 sk. grey-violet and 1858 wavy spandrels
4 sk. brown, overall good to large margins, the 4 sk. touched at
left, tied by '182’ numeral, matching "SJAELL:POST:SPED:BUREAU"
cds, "P.D." handstamp in black as well as French "TOUR-T.
VALENCIENNES" entry cds in red alongside. Reverse with HAMBURG
cds's of the Danish and T&T offices, PARIS transit, two French
T.P.O.'s as well as ARCACHON arrival (Sept 19) cds's. Cardboard
glued on back of the front side to stabilize the entire,
nevertheless an overall attractive item of the first weight rate up
to 7.5 grams to the part of France beyond the border-parts to
Germany in force between 26 March 1860 and 31 March 1862, the 35
skilling overpaid by 1 skilling. The weiterfranko beyond Denmark of
6 silbergroschen is noted in red crayon. Note: With circular of
4/1860 Belgium followed the weight progression of the GAPU with
weight steps of ½ lod instead of 1 lod. Thereby, the total rate of
letters in the first Danish weight rate up to 7.5 grams was
reduced, as the Belgian share was reduced from 1 sgr. to ½ sgr.
leading to a total reduction from 37 to 35 skilling. The total rate
for the second weight rate, remained the same at 47 skilling.
Provenance: Collection Peer Lorentzen; Højland sales 18, lot 662 &
21, lot 1082. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 400.00
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898 cover imagePostal routes via Belgium to France; 1864 (Jan 6): Envelope with
Combined prepayment from Altona to Paris, bearing 1854/57 dotted
spandrels 16 sk. grey-violet and 1863 4 sk. brown rouletted, two
fine and fresh examples, cancelled by '13’ numeral, matching ALTONA
cds and "P.D." handstamp in black alongside. The 4 sk. stamp tied
in addition by French "TOUR-T. ERQUELINES" entry cds in blue,
HAMBURG backstamps of the of the Danish and T&T offices. A rate
of 23 skilling for letters weighing up to 10 grams from the first
Danish Rayon to France was in force between 1 April 1862 and 31
July 1865, the residual 3 skilling were paid in cash by the sender,
a manuscript note in red crayon at left is unreadable. One of only
two recorded 23 sk. letters to France from the first Danish Rayon,
cert. Nielsen (2004). Provenance: Collection J. G. Callsen; Højland
sales 18, lot 661, 21, lot 1078 & 37, lot 3818; Collection Peer
Lorentzen, Højland sale 49, lot 184; Collection Mark Lorentzen. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 750.00
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