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919 cover imagePostal Routes to Australia; 1860 (Jan 13): Cover from Nyborg to
Bendigo, Victoria, Australia, endorsed "The Direkt Australia
Paket", bearing 1854/57 dotted spandrels 16 sk. violet-grey in a
horizontal strip of three in combination with 1858 wavy spandrels 4
sk. brown, a single example and a pair, overall fresh examples with
good to large margins, two adhesives cut into, just mentioned for
accuracy, tied by '46' numeral. HAMBURG transit of the Danish and
German P.O., "LONDON PAID" in red (Jan 16), MELBOURNE transit
backstamp with date error AP 13 59, and oval "SANDHURST VICTORIA"
AP 14 60" transit backstamp. The weiterfranko beyond Denmark was
noted with '12' silbergroschen in red crayon on obverse with 3 sgr.
for Germany, 1 sgr. for Belgium, 3 sgr. for the United Kingdom, and
5 sgr. for the sea postage, the total of 14 sgr. including the
Danish share was completely paid with the 60 skilling franking, a
rate in force between 1 July 1859 and November 1863. One of the
most iconic Skilling covers, the earliest recorded cover sent to
the Far East or Australia bearing Danish stamps, the only recorded
cover to Australia franked exclusively with imperforate issues, and
the only recorded example of the 60 sk. rate. In addition a
desirable item for advanced collections of Incoming mail to
Australia or Europe-Australia Shipmail. Cert. Nielsen (2004).
Provenance: Collection W. F. Foulk; Collection Jeffrey L. Foulk;
Collection John Jacob Engellau, Corinphila sale 65 (June 1981), lot
5201; Collection Geir Kaasa; Collection Peer Lorentzen, Højland
sale 47, lot 194; Collection Mark Lorentzen. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Currently...CHF 5,000.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM
920 cover imagePostal Routes to Australia; 1868 (Aug 26): Cover from Copenhagen to
Uralla, New South Wales, Australia, endorsed "via Southampton",
bearing 1864 oval type 2 sk. blue and a pair of 16 sk. grey-olive
(AFA 11+15), overall fresh examples with the typical perforation of
this issue, tied by '1' numeral, matching KIØBENHAVN despatch cds
and framed "Franco." alongside. One adhesive tied in addition by
"LONDON PAID" in red (Aug 28), SYDNEY (Oct 27) and TAMWORTH transit
as well as indistinct URALLA arrival backstamps. The sea postage
was noted with manuscript "6d" in red crayon and handstruck '5'
(silbergroschen) in red on obverse. The 34 skilling rate included 4
skilling for Denmark, 10 skilling for the mailbag to the United
Kingdom, and 20 skilling for the sea postage, a rate in force
between 1 November 1865 and 31 December 1872. the cover with some
patina and lightly cleaned, but in very fine condition for such a
journey, one of only five Danish skilling covers to Australia and
the only recorded example of the 34 sk. rate. Cert. Møller (2001).
Provenance: Collection Mogens Juhl; Postiljonen sale 183, lot 229. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Currently...CHF 2,000.00
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921 cover imagePostal routes to New Zealand; 1872 (Jan 9): Envelope from Skaelskør
in the Danish-English mailbag to Auckland, bearing 1870 bi-coloured
2 sk. blue & grey print 2b and pair 16 sk. print 1 (AFA 16+20), the
16 sk. pair with irregular perforation due to its position at the
cover's edge, the adhesives tied by '92' numeral with matching
SKJELSKØR despatch cds and LONDON transit cds alongside. Reverse
with SLAGELSE transit and "N.Z. THAMES" arrival (April 8) cds's.
The 34 sk. franking paid the rate to New Zealand via Great Britain
in force between 1 November 1865 and 31 December 1874, the sea
postage of "6d" was noted in red crayon on the obverse. Envelope
stained, but a rare destination as in total only 14 letters with
Danish skilling stamps sent to New Zealand have been recorded,
three of which illustrate the 34 sk. rate via the United Kingdom.
Cert. Nielsen (2005). Provenance: Collection Phillip Rasmussen;
Collection Poul Jørgen Jørgensen, Højland sale 50, lot 126. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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922 cover imagePostal routes to the United States; 1861 (June 25): Cover from
Copenhagen with Closed Mail via Prussia and Ostende to Fall River,
Massachusetts, bearing 1854/57 dotted spandrels 16 sk. grey-violet
in horizontal strip of four, margins good to large, tied by '1'
numeral with matching KIØBENHAVN despatch cds in black, "HAMBURG
PAID" cds, "AACHEN / PAID 25 Cts" credit cds as well as "BOSTON Br.
PKT. 30 PAID" cds of the exchange office, all these in red
alongside. Reverse with datestamp of the Danish PO in HAMBURG. The
rate 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.
Some toning on the stamps and tear in envelope below, nevertheless
still in great condition for an early franked Danish cover to the
USA as reflected by the fact that the cover was once part of the
famous Engellau collection, sent shortly after the beginning of the
Civil War. Cert. Møller (2000). Provenance: John Jacob Engellau
Corinphila sale 65 (June 1981) lot 5198; Postiljonen sale 151, lot
306; Højland sale 29, lot 2502; Collection Jens Olesen, Højland
sale 132; lot 1888. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 1,200.00
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923 cover imagePostal routes to the United States; 1866 (Feb 19): Double rate
Cover from Copenhagen with Closed Mail via Prussia and Ostende to
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, endorsed "via Liverpool", bearing a
three-colour franking of 1864 oval type 2 sk. blue, 4 sk. carmine
in a strip of three, and 16 sk. grey-brown, three pairs on obverse
and reverse, one pair glued over the cover's edge and separated
when the cover was opened for display, other adhesives glued to the
edge and their perforation thereby flattened (AFA 11+13+15), each
adhesive cancelled by '1' numeral with matching KIØBENHAVN despatch
cds in black, reverse with oval KIØBENHAVN 'delay' datestamp and
"LÜBECK - LAUENBURG" T.P.O. datestamp in blue. "AACHEN / PAID 46
Cts" credit cds struck in part on two adhesives, indistinct "N.
YORK Br. PKT. 30 PAID" cds of the exchange office alongside, both
in red. The weiterfranko of '24' silbergroschen beyond Denmark is
noted on obverse in red crayon, reverse with "wf20"
(silbergroschen) in blue crayon indicating the prepaid Sea and US
postage. An impressive franking to pay the 110 skilling double rate
in force between 1 August 1865 and 9 July 1866. The perforation
issues do not distract at all from the overall attractiveness of
this unique and truly spectacular cover, one of the most
spectacular skilling covers to the USA being the only recorded
example of the 110 sk. rate. Provenance: Siegel sale 858, lot 3030;
David Feldmann sale (Nov 2003), lot 31078; Højland sale 104, lot
346. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5) (Image 6) (Image 7) (Image 8) (Image 9) (Image 10) (Image 11) (Image 12)

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Currently...CHF 1,000.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM
924 cover imagePostal routes to the United States; 1868 (March 4): Envelope from
Copenhagen with Closed Mail via Prussia and Ostende to Millerton,
Fresno County, California, endorsed "Hamburg or Bremen steamer",
bearing a four-colour franking of 1864 oval type 2 sk. blue, 3 sk.
lilac, 4 sk. carmine, and 16 sk. grey-brown (AFA 11+12+13+15), the
typical perforation irregularities of this issue present, cancelled
/ tied by '1' numeral with matching KIØBENHAVN despatch cds in
blue, FRANCO handstamp in the same ink alongside, reverse with
"KIEL - HAMBURG" T.P.O. datestamp in black. "NEW YORK PAID" cds of
the exchange office (March 21) in red struck partially on two
adhesives. Envelope slightly reduced at left, one of only four
recorded correctly franked covers showing the 25 sk. rate to USA in
force between 1 January 1868 and 30 April 1868. An excellent cover
showing a scarce and delightful four colour franking and a rare
rate valid for 4 months only. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 400.00
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925 cover imagePostal routes to the United States; 1871/72: Group three covers
with bicoloured skilling stamps directed to Wisconsin and
Baltimore, two of them from the famous Reverend Andersen
correspondence; incl. two covers with three or six examples of 4
sk. red & grey paying the first and second weight rates in the
closed Danish-American mailbag, a rate in force between January
1872 and December 1874; also an insufficiently prepaid second
weight cover with three examples of 3 sk. print 1 and 8 sk. print 1
sent in the 17 sk. rate period in force from 4 October 1871 to 31
December 1874 for closed bag mail via Prussia, the only recorded
example of the 34 sk. rate. Minor faults, one cert. Nielsen. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...CHF 300.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM
926 cover imagePostal Routes to Cuba; 1867 (Dec 2): Cover front from Copenhagen to
Havana, Cuba, carried in a Danish - British mailbag via St. Thomas,
bearing 1864 oval type 3 sk. lilac, 4 sk. carmine and 16 sk.
greenish dark grey in a horizontal strip of three, all comb perf.
13 x 12½ (AFA 12+13+15), the adhesives with fresh colour, minor
perforation irregularities of no importance for an item of that
calibre, each adhesive tied by ‘1’ numeral, matching KIØBENHAVN cds
and oval datestamp in blue, as well as framed “Franco” in the same
ink alongside. “LONDON PAID” transit (Dec 5) cds in red lightly
tying one adhesive, upon arrival struck by bold framed “NE.2” due
handstamp (Norte de Europa / 2 Reales). Correctly paid with 55
skilling split with 4 sk. for Denmark, 10 sk. for Great Britain and
41 sk. for the Sea postage, a rate being in force between 1
November 1865 and 31 March 1870. One of four recorded Danish
skilling covers sent to Cuba, three of them in the 55 skilling
rate, unfortunately all fronts only. Cert. Møller (2000). (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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927 cover imagePostal routes to the Danish West Indies; 1861 (Oct 24): Envelope
from Copenhagen to St. Croix, DWI, endorsed "via Southampton",
bearing a three-colour combination franking of 1854/57 dotted
spandrels 16 sk. violet in a strip of three as well as 1858 wavy
spandrels 4 sk. brown and 8 sk. green, margins shaved to large,
tied by '1' numeral with matching KIØBENHAVN despatch cds and oval
HAMBURG transit datestamp 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 60 sk. between 16 September 1854 and 31
March 1863 with the Danish share 9 sk. and foreign share of 12 sgr.
equal to 51 sk. noted at bottom left. The cover with tear and wear,
the usual toning seen on all covers with imperforate stamps to DWI,
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, six recorded covers showing the 60 sk. rate.
Provenance: Collection John Jacob Engellau, Corinphila sale 65
(June 1981) lot 5202. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Currently...CHF 1,000.00
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928 cover imagePostal routes to the Danish West Indies; 1867 (Jan 28): Cover from
Copenhagen to St. Croix, DWI, bearing a three-colour franking of
1864 3 sk. lilac, 4 sk. carmine, and 16 sk. green-brown in a strip
of three (AFA 12+13+15), overall fine perforations, flattened at
right of multiple due to its position at the cover's edge, the
adhesives tied by "181 - SJ.JB.P.SP.B." duplex railway numeral with
"LONDON PAID" transit (Jan 30) alongside. The rate for first weight
letters to DWI via Southampton was 55 sk. between 1 November 1865
and 31 December 1874. Small insect bites well away from the
franking not distracting from the beauty of this DWI cover.
Provenance: Collection John Jacob Engellau, Corinphila sale 65
(June 1981), lot 5300; Postiljonen sales 159, lot 915 and 191, lot
769. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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929 cover imagePostal routes to the Danish West Indies; 1873 (Sept 1): Dispatch
note for a parcel with a weight of 1 p. & 31 gr., sent from
Copenhagen to Christianssted, St. Croix, DWI, bearing on front and
reverse 1870 bi-coloured 16 sk. grey & green comb. perf. 14x13½ in
combination with 48 sk. brown & lilac line perf. 12½, six single
examples and a pair, one 48 sk. strongly defective, the other
adhesives toned like the whole item but with the usual perforation,
all cancelled / tied by '1' numeral, matching KIØBENHAVN despatch
cds and parcel label alongside. The cover struck by framed "über
Dänemark / Porto von Woyens" handstamp and HAMBURG transit (Sept 2)
transit cds's. For this item, the Danish share was 4 Sgr. plus the
foreign share of 90 Sgr., noted as "wf90" in blue crayon resulting
in the 400 skilling franking, the second highest recorded skilling
franking to any foreign destination. Stained, but an exceptionally
rare item as parcel cards sent to foreign destinations before 1875
are generally very rare from almost any country. This is the only
recorded Danish parcel letter sent to DWI in the skilling period
and one of only three recorded parcel cards sent to non-European
destinations in the skilling period. Provenance: Collection Rolf
Rohlfs, Heinrich Köhler sale 341 (Sept 2010), lot 439. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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930 cover image1862/68ca: Balance of the Jørgen Jørgensen collection of Danish
skilling rates abroad, a group of six covers; incl. 1872 overpaid
cover from Copenhagen to the Faroes franked with 8 sk. thereby
neglecting the rate reduction of April 1871; 1868ca cover to
Landskrona, Sweden bearing a double rate franking of 16 sk. with a
strip of four 1864 oval type 4 sk. carmine; 1868 cover to Finland,
one of five 21 skilling covers known; 1868 cover to Finland in the
17 sk. rate in force after May 1868, overpaid by 3 skilling; 1862
cover to France overpaying the actual rate of 28 skilling by 8
skilling bearing pair 1857 16 sk. and 1858 4 sk.; finally 1865
cover to France, correctly franked in the 28 skilling with a
three-colour franking of 1858 8 sk. & 1864 4 & 16 skilling. Minor
imperfections as to be expected, good provenances such as Engellau,
ex Jørgen Jørgensen, four certificates. To be studied. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5) (Image 6) (Image 7) (Image 8) (Image 9)

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931 cover image1864/74ca: Group of 20 pre-UPU covers abroad from Denmark showing
different rates abroad in the skilling period; a large variability
of destinations such as Norway (2), Sweden (4), Switzerland (4),
Russia (1), Belgium (3), Finland (1), France (2), Netherlands (1),
Greece (1), and USA (1). Mixed condition from very fine to
defective, many with the write up of Jørgen Jørgensen, eight
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) (Image 16) (Image 17) (Image 18) (Image 19) (Image 20) (Image 21) (Image 22)

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Currently...CHF 1,000.00
Closing..Jun-03, 11:59 PM
932 cover imageIntro to this section (take it outside of the lot text): The following lots originate from the P. Fabricius Jensen and Jørgen Jørgensen collection of postal history during the 1864 Danish-German (Prussian) war. The items have not been on the market for many decades. The exhibit and collection focusses on relating the covers to the history of the war. Many historically significant pieces are included, and since the war lasted less than 1 year only and because the postal situation changed very frequently, many items are extraordinarily scarce, and it will most likely be decades before a similar opportunity will come on the market. Many items show postal treatments, historical aspects, cancellation combinations, and/or ratings only recorded in a few examples (in many cases less than 5 or 10 recorded). The collection has been split up into more or less chronological sub-topics which tell small stories about the war by themselves. The majority of these items were sent to/from soldiers, some were smuggled across enemy lines, and generally the times were challenging. Therefore, the condition of the philatelic documentation of this war varies from very fine to stained and defective. This is to be expected in these lots, but many of the items are not known to exist in better condition. The 1864 Danish-German war; Prelude and outbreak of the war; 1863 July - 1864 Dec: Interesting Selection of 15 letters and four documents; incl. three covers to the Danish army in Holstein from July to December 1863 bearing single examples (2) or pair of the 1858 or 1863-issue 4 sk. brown adhesives with July cover from Rønnede to the 8th battalion in Kiel and two covers to the 1st batallion in Rendsburg; three documents / formulars with call-up content; two covers after the occupation of Holstein by Prussian and Austrian troops in December 1863 with 1863 (Dec 30) cover from WANDSBECK to Sønderborg with numeral '146', and 1864 (Jan 10) cover from the new post office of Rendsburg with numeral '194' after the P.O. had been evacuated on the Slesvig part of the city; original circular related to the visit of King Christian IX at the Danish troops at Dannevirke, issued at the day the German troops had crossed the border to Slesvig; eight covers showing usage of Danish postmarks in parts of Holstein and Slesvig after occupation by German troops, with five usages of Danish 4 skilling adhesives in Friedrichstadt to Föhr, Bredstedt, Glückstadt, Rendsburg, Wilster, these three with the latest use of their respective '116', '54', and '147' numerals, cover with Holstein 1¼ sch. cour. used in Brunsbüttel and tied by Danish '140' numeral, cover with Hamburg 2½ sch. tied by Danish '2' numeral and cash paid parcel letter from Hamburg to Ahrensburg; also two covers from the siege of Fredericia when its post office moved to Strib, Funen. A strong lot to be studied. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5) (Image 6) (Image 7) (Image 8) (Image 9) (Image 10) (Image 11) (Image 12)

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933 cover imageThe 1864 Danish-German war; Danish stamps become invalid in Hamburg
& Schleswig; 1864 (March 16 / April 23): Duo of two covers bearing
1863 4 sk rouletted, a single franking tied by '23' numeral with
matching "HADERSLEV 16 3 1864" in red alongside on letter to Kiel,
the latest recorded date for the use of Danish stamps in Haderslev;
and pair on cover from Hamburg to Copenhagen, the adhesives with
pen stroke and the cover charged, by arrival in in Copenhagen
however, the figures'12' postage due was crossed our, probably due
to the application of the Danish adhesives. Note: Danish stamps
were declared invalid on 1 March 1864 in Hamburg and on 1 April in
Schleswig. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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934 cover imageThe 1864 Danish-German war; The former Danish Post Office in
Hamburg; 1864 (Feb 21/23): Exceptional matching duo showing the
last day of the "K.D.O.P.A. HAMBURG" datestamp and the first day of
the adapted datestamp without "K.D.O.P.A.", both struck in transit
on reverse; incl. 21 Feb unpaid letter from MILANO via Switzerland
and Hamburg to KIØBENHAVN 24/2, the latest recorded use of the
"K.D.O.P.A. HAMBURG 21/2" postmark with “K.D.O.P.A.” still in
place; and 21 Feb entire letter from HUSUM via HAMBURG to
KIØBENHAVN, bearing 1863 4 sk. rouletted tied by '31' numeral, the
earliest recorded use of the adapted "............... HAMBURG 23/2"
postmark with “K.D.O.P.A.” removed. Both covers with some patina,
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Currently...CHF 300.00
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935 cover imageThe 1864 Danish-German war; The former Danish Post Office in
Hamburg; 1864 (April 26): Entire letter from Wandsbeck to Bellevue,
Fehmern, bearing 1863 4 sk. brown rouletted, a fine and fresh
example, tied by '146' numeral with matching WANDSBECK in red
alongside, reverse with "............ HAMBURG" transit cds of the
following day, the rare type with the left part 'K.D.O.P.A.'
omitted. Entire with some patina, nevertheless a rare usage. Note:
From 23 February 1864 the postmark of the Danish Post Office in
Hamburg was 'adapted' by omitting the 'K.D.O.P.A.' part pointing to
its former function. The 'adapted' datestamp was in use together
with adhesives of Schleswig-Holstein until August 1865. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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936 cover imageThe 1864 Danish-German war; The former Danish Post Office in
Hamburg; 1864 (June 4): Cover from Hamburg to Holstebro, bearing
Hamburg 1¼ schilling courant grey, a fine and fresh example tied by
Danish '2' numeral with the scarce adapted "............... HAMBURG
4/6" datestamp with “K.D.O.P.A.” removed struck at left, the
datestamp belonging to the Danish Post office until 23 February,
therafter used by the 2nd Department of the Stadtpostamt Hamburg.
Reverse with framed "SCHLESW. POST. SPED. BÜR." railway datestamp
of the same day, HADERSLEBEN and RIBE transit as well as HOLSTEBRO
arrival (June 7) backstamps. Some toning on reverse, from the front
side a very fine cover, cert. Bühler (1998). (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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937 cover imageThe 1864 Danish-German war; Introduction of German language
postmarks in Schleswig and late usages of Danish numerals; 1864
April - 1865 Feb: Interesting Selection of eight letters with rare
mixed cancel usages, four with adhesives of Schleswig, two with
Holstein & Lauenburg, one unfranked, and one official, incl.
HADERSLEBEN and Danish '25' numeral (Haderslev), BURG and Danish
'10' numeral, FLENSBURG and HADERSLEBEN cds's, RENDSBURG and '54'
numeral, the earliest recorded usage, RATZEBURG and '150' numeral,
TÖNNING and BREDSTEDT on stampless covers. Attractive group. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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938 cover imageThe 1864 Danish-German war; Ribe / Ripen marcophily; 1864 Feb-Nov:
Interesting Selection of six covers, two adhesives, and two
formulars from or related to Ribe, a Danish enclave surrounded by
municipalities belonging to Slesvig which stayed Danish after the
war; incl. exceptional usage of the illegal Danish RIBE 1864
cancellation without dates under German occupation of which only
two covers and four stamps are recorded, here a 1863 4 sk.
rouletted stamp, cert. Møller and two great strikes on a superb
letter franked with 1864 oval type 4 sk. carmine; German-type RIPEN
datestamp in use between July and October 1864 on Schleswig 1¼ sch.
green, stamp and cover; also four covers showing the
re-establishment of the Danish postal services after October 1864. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5) (Image 6) (Image 7)

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Currently...CHF 500.00
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