Denmark 1960 25th Anniversary of the Marriage

Northern part of a peninsula which separates the North and Baltic Seas, and includes the surrounding islands. Denmark became a constitutional monarchy in 1849, after which, since 1660, was an absolute monarchy. Since 1901 is a parliamentary monarchy. With more than a thousand years of life the Danish monarchy is the second oldest in the world, second only to the Japanese. During World War II, Denmark was invaded by Germany, although it was declared neutral.

  1960 The 25th Anniversary of the Marriage of

King Frederik IX and Queen Ingrid

Denmark 1956 Birds - Northern Countries Issue

Northern part of a peninsula which separates the North and Baltic Seas, and includes the surrounding islands. Denmark became a constitutional monarchy in 1849, after which, since 1660, was an absolute monarchy. Since 1901 is a parliamentary monarchy. With more than a thousand years of life the Danish monarchy is the second oldest in the world, second only to the Japanese. During World War II, Denmark was invaded by Germany, although it was declared neutral.

 Northern Countries Issue

Denmark -1945 - The 75th Anniversary of the Birth of King Christian X

Northern part of a peninsula which separates the North and Baltic Seas, and includes the surrounding islands. Denmark became a constitutional monarchy in 1849, after which, since 1660, was an absolute monarchy. Since 1901 is a parliamentary monarchy. With more than a thousand years of life the Danish monarchy is the second oldest in the world, second only to the Japanese. During World War II, Denmark was invaded by Germany, although it was declared neutral.

 1945 - The 75th Anniversary of the Birth 

of King Christian X

Denmark - 1947 - Danish Locomotives

Northern part of a peninsula which separates the North and Baltic Seas, and includes the surrounding islands. Denmark became a constitutional monarchy in 1849, after which, since 1660, was an absolute monarchy. Since 1901 is a parliamentary monarchy. With more than a thousand years of life the Danish monarchy is the second oldest in the world, second only to the Japanese. During World War II, Denmark was invaded by Germany, although it was declared neutral.

1947 - Danish Locomotives

Denmark - 1947 - Charity for the Liberty Fund

Northern part of a peninsula which separates the North and Baltic Seas, and includes the surrounding islands. Denmark became a constitutional monarchy in 1849, after which, since 1660, was an absolute monarchy. Since 1901 is a parliamentary monarchy. With more than a thousand years of life the Danish monarchy is the second oldest in the world, second only to the Japanese. During World War II, Denmark was invaded by Germany, although it was declared neutral.

1947 - Charity for the Liberty Fund

Denmark - 1949 - 75th anniv. of the UPU

Northern part of a peninsula which separates the North and Baltic Seas, and includes the surrounding islands. Denmark became a constitutional monarchy in 1849, after which, since 1660, was an absolute monarchy. Since 1901 is a parliamentary monarchy. With more than a thousand years of life the Danish monarchy is the second oldest in the world, second only to the Japanese. During World War II, Denmark was invaded by Germany, although it was declared neutral.

1949 - 75th anniv. of the UPU

The Universal Postal Union is a specialized agency of the United Nations that coordinates postal policies among member countries, in addition to the worldwide postal system. Before the establishment of the UPU, each country had to prepare a separate treaty with other nations that post had wanted to bring international mail to and from. The UPU was created in 1874.

Denmark - 1941 - Death of Vitus Bering

Northern part of a peninsula which separates the North and Baltic Seas, and includes the surrounding islands. Denmark became a constitutional monarchy in 1849, after which, since 1660, was an absolute monarchy. Since 1901 is a parliamentary monarchy. With more than a thousand years of life the Danish monarchy is the second oldest in the world, second only to the Japanese. During World War II, Denmark was invaded by Germany, although it was declared neutral.

1941 - Death of Vitus Bering, explorer, 200th anniv.

Denmark - Selection of stamps of kings

Northern part of a peninsula Which separates the North and Baltic Seas, and includes the surrounding islands. Denmark became a constitutional monarchy in 1849, after which, since 1660, was an absolute monarchy. Since 1901 is a parliamentary monarchy. With more than a thousand years of life the Danish monarchy is the second oldest in the world, second only to the Japanese. During World War II, Denmark was invaded by Germany, although it was declared neutral.

1905/17 - King Christian IX

1907/12 - King Frederik VIII

1913/28 - King Christian X

1934/41 - King Christian X

1942/46 - King Christian X

1948/51 - King Frederik IX