Business Reply Mail - Scout Mail - DenmarkBy Hallvard Slettebø |
 C. 1938?, License No. 149. From a brochure for Frilufts-Magasinet, Copenhagen (general store with a Scout department, operated 1933-1944). 
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 C. 1950's?, License No. 170, Det Danske Spejderkorps Depot, Copenhagen (Scout shop, in operation from 1945). Envelope, two imprints are recorded: Kan nedlægges ufrankeret i Postbrevkasserne (May be posted unfranked in the mail boxes), and Postbesørges ufrankeret (modtageren betaler portoen) (Will be forwarded unfranked (the adressee pays the postage)). 
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 Unknown year, 1950's?, License No. 216. KFUM-Spejdernes Depot A/S, København (YMCA Boy Scout Shop, Copenhagen). The reverse of the postcard shows a form for ordering equipment etc. |
 1957, KFUM-Spejderne (YMCA Scouts), Farsø. The illustration is from Phila-Spejd 1995, page 80. Original source is "Førermeddelelser" (Danish Scout Leader Bulletin) No. 9/1957. |
 C. 1985, Spejderforlaget A/S (Scout book publishers), Hellerup. |
 1989 (above) and 1991 (below), Spejderforlaget A/S (Scout book publishers), Hellerup. The illustrations are from Phila-Spejd 1995, page 81. 
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 1999, Det Danske Spejderkorps, København (DDS - Danish Scout and Guide Association, Copenhagen). ArGe Pfadfinder No. DK-F-001 Postcard for ordering information about DDS. A double card, where the other card can be detached and used as a regular postcard. |
  2006, A5 postcard for reporting amount earned in the Scout fund-raising campaign.
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