Denmark – Scott #s 576-79, used

Description

Denmark Scott #576–579 (Used) form a four-stamp set issued in the early 1970s, celebrating historic towns and natural landscapes of southern Jutland. The series combines delicate linework with soft color palettes to evoke the quiet charm of Denmark’s architectural and coastal scenery.

Scott #576 (70 øre – Aabenraa)
Shows a peaceful street scene with traditional houses, rendered in warm red and brown tones. A classic Danish townscape.

Scott #577 (90 øre – Haderslev)
Depicts the church at Haderslev, with its distinctive spire. This used example shows a clear circular postmark that does not obscure the design.

Scott #578 (100 øre – Møgeltønder Kog)
A tranquil landscape of marshlands and distant structures, printed in muted greens and blues appropriate to Denmark’s coastal environment.

Scott #579 (120 øre – Højer Sluse)
Features the Højer floodgate area, illustrated with minimalist linework suggesting marsh grasses and tidal flats.

All stamps are used with light to moderate cancellations, retaining strong color and clean perforations. A lovely, atmospheric set for collectors of Scandinavian landscapes, Danish regional themes, or early 1970s engraved/line-illustrated designs.