Denmark – Scott # 1273, used
$0.50
Denmark Scott #1273 (2004) depicts Heimdal guarding the mythic bridge Bifröst. Used, with clear cancellation and intact perforations.
10 in stock
Description
Issued in 2004, Denmark Scott #1273 is a commemorative stamp depicting Heimdal guarding Bifröst, drawing on Norse mythology and Denmark’s deep cultural connection to the Viking past. Heimdal (Heimdallr), the vigilant watchman of the gods, is tasked with guarding the rainbow bridge Bifröst, which connects Midgard and Asgard.
The design presents a dramatic illustration of Heimdal in motion, armed and alert amid wind and storm. The expressive, sketch-like line work and muted earth tones give the scene a raw, energetic quality, evoking both mythic tension and heroic duty. The composition emphasizes vigilance, movement, and the harshness of the mythological landscape.
With a denomination of 4.50 kroner, this stamp was intended for standard postal rates, blending everyday postal use with a powerful mythological theme.
This example is offered used, showing a clear cancellation, intact perforations, and strong remaining detail. A compelling addition for collectors of Norse mythology, Viking themes, or Scandinavian cultural issues.
Country: Denmark
Year of Issue: 2004
Scott Number: 1273
Denomination: 4.50 kr
Condition: Used
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