1851 2 RBS blue Ferslew printing, with wide and well-balanced margins of very fresh colour and showing clear burelage, obliterated by a light and crisp mute circle cds that was in use through 1851, plate I, type 9 pos. 18, a very rare substituted cliche; signed on reverse by Richter, an extremely fine example of the scarce Ferslew print; cert. Carl Aage Moeller 1993 and Slavomir Kaiser 1981. (Image)

1851 2 RBS Thiele printing, an attractive stamp with very wide margins all round, struck by circle cds 1 of Copenhagen (a little smudged), plate II, type 6 pos. 74, a very fine stamp of good colour and very sharp impression, a scarce stamp, signed on back by Macoveanu. (Image)

1851 4 RBS nut brown, stock card with accumulation of the first issue, Ferslew x 24, including two very attractive pairs and a piece with three singles, also a range of Thiele I and II, and one letter Dec 1851 with Ferslew pl. II no 5, the famous “Kranhold retouch”; a very interesting range of the first issue, in generally very fine condition and with good margins, ideal for the specialist, the letter with Kranhold retouch with certificate Arno Debo, and a pair with Slavomir Kaiser certificate.

1853 small letter datelined 9 July, franked with 2 RBS blue, Thiele type 5 plate I pos. 27, with balanced even margins, tied to cover by ring cancel 1 of Copenhagen, and just touched by the blue-green oval foot post stamp 9/7, a very fine little local letter carrying a very fresh copy of the scarce 2RBS, a little paper damage to the cover bottom right, well clear of stamp. (Image)

1863 4s rouletted strip of four cancelled by numeral 19 (Frederikshavn), a scarce and very fine strip in fresh and flawless condition. (Image)