íslenska (Ísland) Iceland
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1935 - Iceland - 154, 208 - Cover
Scarcely seen complete postal receipt from 1935 certifying an import company's payment of import duties for 2 parcels, 2 kr duty (1 kr minimum fee for each parcel) together with an 80 aurar customs handling fee. Two 1 kr flight stamps together with two 40-aura Christian X stamps affixed on the reverse of the receipt and each of the two Christian X stamps cancelled with it's own strike of "Tollur" handstamp while the other two stamps have been cancelled with the Reykjavík bridge cancellation which was in use at the Customs Post Office at the time.
- Lot: 63087
ISK 20,000.00
No. of bids: 5
Sold
1929 - Iceland - 161.. - Cover
SCARCELY SEEN FIRST DAY COVER with the 50 aur Airpost stamp issued on 29.6.1929 (aircraft overprint on Two Kings stamp) together with the 10 aur Christian X stamp with the same overprint issued the previous year. The cover cancelled on the date of issue in Reykjavík and sent by registered mail to Akureyri. Facit 5.000.
- Lot: 63081
ISK 15,000.00
No. of bids: 1
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1929 - Iceland - 161.. - Cover
Commercial domestic registered airmail cover franked with two 50 aur airmail stamps (aeroplane overprint) sent SIGLUFJÖRÐUR - REYKJAVÍK. The stamps cancelled in Siglufjördur on 4.7.1929 with the cover receiving its arrival cancel on the back in Reykjavik ON THE SAME DAY.
- Lot: 63089
ISK 12,000.00
No. of bids: 1
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1941 - Iceland - 204-207 - Cover
Very interesting censored registered airmail cover sent to Sweden in late 1941 with an endorsement "Airmail via London-Lisbon" with a nice official letter seal on back. According to the receivers notation on the front of the cover the cover has been withheld by British authorities for over three years before being received (in early 1945). A couple of filing holes but otherwise fine condition.
- Lot: 63003
ISK 15,000.00
No. of bids: 1
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1934 - Iceland - 204.. - Cover
Cover sent with an airmail label affixed from Reykjavík on November 1, 1934, franked with four different values of the then newly issued Airmail Stamps. Sent to Germany by air and stamped at the airport in Berlin on November 8 and then finally again at the Nuremberg airport two hours later (same day). What is interesting is that the cover does not appear to have been postmarked when it arrived on the mainland after it's journey with the ship from Iceland before being sent on to Germany by airmail, as was the common precedure.
- Lot: 63090
ISK 4,500.00
No. of bids: 1
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1948 - Iceland - 264 - Cover
Luggage tag franked with 5.70 kr in Icelandic stamps (incl. 5 kr Karlsefni in perf 11 1/2), cancelled KEFLAVÍK FLUGVÖLLUR 9.9.48. The tag seems to have been used in a similar manner as a sort of a parcel card, attached to a small package (presumably the small package was being sent as a letter). An interesting factor is that the sender seems to have been an employee of LOCKHEED that ran the airport at Keflavik for some years, starting from 1948 onwards.
- Lot: 63093
ISK 7,600.00
No. of bids: 5
Sold
