1865, Netherlands: Folded letter bearing three 15c 'Lake' orange-yellow stamps (Mi. No. 3), each tied by Type 1D "FRANCO" in frame cancel. Accompanied by a Rotterdam CDS dated January 24, 1865, and a red "London / PAID" transit mark dated January 26. Belfast arrival CDS on the reverse. One stamp with a vertical crease.

1835, Netherlands: Stapless folded letter dated August 20, bearing a high postage rate of 1 franc and 90 centimes, indicating the recipient’s payment for long-distance service to Bordeaux. Features red "L.P.B. 5" marking, denoting the 5th Rayon route, framed by "Hollande par Thionville." Aug 28 arrival cds on reveres.

1861, Netherlands: Stampless letter posted on September 16 from Utrecht, with a 5-10 type 42 CDS, indicating non-prepaid mail. The reverse shows the next-day arrival postmark from Nijmegen, type 38.

 Netherlands, 1835, September 9: Stampless letter from Maastricht to Grave, with a Maastricht CDS (Type 25) on the front and arrival postmark on the revrse.

1854. 5c Blue - MiNr: 1a Pl-I, Steel Blue (back) 4 said margin example, tied by clear GOUDA / FRANCO.  to local cover to Rotterdam, superb

Netherlands, 1854: Domestic rate letter posted from Gouda to Rotterdam, correctly franked with 5c steel Blue (MiNr: 1a Pl-I), paying the rate for up to and including 30 miles. The letter bears the rare Gouda cancellation of Type 30 in black, with the marking "GOUDA 14/4 / FRANCO", indicating same-day delivery. The reverse shows the route CDS, confirming the postal route taken.