Netherlands, 1852: 10c Roskarmin (MiNr: 2 Pl.), on folded letter tied with a Franco Dated Mark with Arabic Letters and Figures, Type 39 from Amsterdam, dated 2/3 in black. arrival  Rotterdam 2/3 CDS in red on reverse.

Netherlands, 1855: Domestic rate letter correctly franked with 5c Blue (MiNr: 1a Pl-II), paying the rate for up to and including 30 miles. The stamp is tied by a clear Rotterdam / FRANCO 30. 5. 55. type 37 CDS, indicating local mailing.

Netherlands, the Dutch province of Brabant (1854–1865): This group of three stampless folded letters features date-mark cancellations with a number for the month. highlights the evolution of red postmarks over time.

• 1854: Arnhem to Nymwegen 
• 1861: Dordrecht to Haarlem
• 1865: Amsterdam to Breda

Netherlands, King William III – Lot of 2 folded letters, locally posted:

• 1871: Franked with 10c Red.
• 1875: Franked with 20c Green.

1865-1868, Netherlands, lot of 4 folded letters, all tied by Type 1D "FRANCO" in frame cancel.

• 1865: Kampen to Amsterdam, franked with 10c Brownish Red, single-circle postmarks in red.
• 1867: Almelo to Lage, franked with 5c Deep Blue, cover postmarked ‘Almelo’ in red and ‘Laage’ in blue, indicating partial postage paid by sender.
• 1867: Rotterdam to Amsterdam, franked with 10c Dark Red, double-circle postmarks in red.
• 1868: Amsterdam to London, franked with 15c Dark Orange, postmarked ‘Amsterdam’ and ‘London / PAID’ in red.