Denmark – Scott #s 156-58, used

Description

This is a used trio from Denmark’s celebrated 1920 Reunification (Genforeningen) Issue, released to commemorate the reunification of Northern Schleswig with Denmark following World War I. These engraved designs remain among Denmark’s most historically meaningful commemoratives, depicting notable architectural landmarks tied to Danish identity.

This lot includes Scott #156–158, all used, each with a legible circular cancellation:

• Scott #156 — 10 Øre red
  Frederiksborg Castle, a symbolic seat of Danish royal history. Clear cancel with strong color.

• Scott #157 — 20 Øre blue
  Sandbjerg Estate, reflecting Southern Jutland’s national and cultural heritage. Sharp engraving with a well-struck postmark.

• Scott #158 — 40 Øre brown
  Roskilde Cathedral, the burial place of Danish monarchs and one of Denmark’s most important medieval churches. Bold cancel with rich brown tones.

All three stamps show excellent detail, strong color, and clean used condition with intact perforations. This set is ideal for collectors of Denmark, plebiscite issues, Nordic history, or architectural topicals.