Something I noticed about both stamps on the envelope are the die-cut Swedish Post logo. It's hard to see but it's there. This is the first time I've seen this on a Swedish stamp. It's a security feature that is suppose to prevent you from peeling the stamp from the envelope and reusing it. I was able to peel quite a bit of each stamp from the envelope and the die-cut parts did not remain on the envelope so the stamps remained intact.
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
Limhamn, Sweden
Limhamn is the southern district of Malmö in the south of Sweden.
Something I noticed about both stamps on the envelope are the die-cut Swedish Post logo. It's hard to see but it's there. This is the first time I've seen this on a Swedish stamp. It's a security feature that is suppose to prevent you from peeling the stamp from the envelope and reusing it. I was able to peel quite a bit of each stamp from the envelope and the die-cut parts did not remain on the envelope so the stamps remained intact.
Something I noticed about both stamps on the envelope are the die-cut Swedish Post logo. It's hard to see but it's there. This is the first time I've seen this on a Swedish stamp. It's a security feature that is suppose to prevent you from peeling the stamp from the envelope and reusing it. I was able to peel quite a bit of each stamp from the envelope and the die-cut parts did not remain on the envelope so the stamps remained intact.
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Sweden
Location:
Limhamn, Malmö, Sweden
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