A Very Rare and Unopened Kiloware

Rare Kiloware with Unbroken Seal

For many years, the Danish postal service had a tradition of selling their kiloware from address cards, packed in one-kilogram boxes and sealed with string and wax seal. The sale of the sealed boxes had its heyday in the 1980s, when demand was so great that many vintages had to be auctioned off by the postal service. The boxes can occasionally be found at stamp auctions today, but they often don’t bring in much more than the original purchasing price.

However, sealed kiloware from the 1950s are extremely rare, so the lots at the upcoming auction with kiloware are therefore something of a rarity. The oldest of the kiloware is from 1947 making it 74 years old, and it is still sealed with string and an unbroken wax seal.

In addition to the kiloware, the auction once again contains a wide range of attractive items, and in total we can present stamps and collections from more than 50 different countries. This includes classic Danish stamps in exquisite quality, fine individual stamps and covers from different countries and categories representing rare and versatile postal history as well as beautiful cancellations.

If you are a collector interested in large lots and boxes, then you will not be searching in vain this time either. The auction is extraordinary in volume with numerous exciting and untouched box lots offered on pallets.