1927, Airmail 1 l. on 6 l. with overprint inverted, used, fine, rare, certificate Karaivanoff (2003) and RPS (2006)

1921, 5m. and 10m. and strip of three 20m. tied by cds. "WILNO 1 20.II.22" to reverse of registered express cover to Krakow, very fine and rare, signed Schmutz and Petriuk PZF with the latters certificate (2021)

1852, 2 R.B.S., Thiele printing, plate I, type 3, fresh color and good to wide margins all around, neatly tied by numeral “1” to printed matter, dated “Bergen 19/3 1855”, privately forwarded to Copenhagen, and delivered by foot post with adjacent oval “F. 7½ ¼ 55 P.”, a very fresh and scarce entire, signed Möller with certificate (2013)

1852, 2 R.B.S., fresh color, good to wide margins all around, used with numeral “1”, fine, a.o. signed Grobe

1854, 2 s. blue in combination with 1858 8s. green and 1864 4s. red and 16s. olive, all fresh colors, good margins and perforation, neatly tied by numeral “1” to folded lettersheet via Lübeck to London with arrival mark on front, very fine, a beautiful and attractive entire with 4-color-franking over three different issues, certificate Möller (1998)

1854, 8 s. green in combination with 1864 3s. violet as horizontal pair, fresh colors, good margins and mostly good perforations, all tied by numeral “19” to folded lettersheet with adjacent cds. “FREDERIKSHAVN 15 5 1867” to London, from the famous Westenhoff-Correspondence, with the usual changed name in the address, a very attractive and scarce entire

1856, Coat of arms 10k. red, fresh color and good margins all around, used with pen stroke, fine, sign Matl VÖB

1856, Coat of arms 10k. red, fresh color and good margins all around, tied by boxed “GAMLECARLEBY 26 APRIL 1857” to folded lettersheet to Uleaborg, sensibly cleaned, the stamp light ageing, otherwise fine, certificate Schwenson (2016)

1866, Coat of arms 8 p. green on ordinary paper, horizontal pair, together with 40 p. lilac on blueis-lilac ribbed paper, fresh colors, all tied by cds. “FREDERIKSHAMN 20/9” to envelope, endorsed “via St. Petersburg”, to Lichtensteig, Switzerland, with arrival mark. The pair in good condition, 40 p. a few short perfs, some light ageing and transport wear, an attractive and scarce entire, certificate Schwenson (2016)

1849/50: Ceres 15 c. dark-green 'vert foncé', two singles, fresh colors and good margins all around, tied by two neat strikes of the “Paris Star” to small 2nd weight folded cover with adjacent cds. “PARIS 8 MARS” to Montagne. The left hand adhesive light vertical file fold and corner crease, one sideflap missing, of exceptional rarity as this stamp was primarily used for the “drop letter” rate within Paris, signed Roumet and certificate...

1849, Cérès 25 c. blue, lovely group of 9 proofs, one on China paper, three on rose paper, five (including an horizontal strip of three) on carton paper of varying thickness (one single with light vertical crease), together with a Granet reprint from 1862, mostly in fresh and very fine condition

25 c. blue, 1862 reprint in block of four, good to large margins all around, unused, a couple of tiny toned spots and a negligible tiny lower right corner crease, still fine, certificate Scheller (2025) (Yvert-Nr. 4d)