Sweden: Airmail

Old Swedish airmail label. This was used for bundles. 

Year: 1953, Gummed.

SAS: Airmail

Airmail labels from SAS (Scandinavian airlines). An airline from Denmark, Sweden, Norway.

These labels are from a booklet.

Year: approx 1952, gummed.
SWE-B-3

Sweden: Prioritaire

Labels are from a roll and have yellow backing paper.

Year: 1994, Self-adhesive.

Back:

Sweden: Prioritaire - First class letter

These labels are from a roll and have yellow backing paper.

Year: 1993, Self-adhesive.

Back:

Sweden: Prioritaire

Prioritaire labels from Sweden. 

These are from a roll with yellow backing paper.

Year: 1991, Self-adhesive.

Back:

Sweden: Economy

Economy labels from Sweden. These are from a roll with yellow backing paper.

Year: 1999, Self-adhesive.

Back:

Sweden: Economique

Economique labels from Sweden. They are from a roll, square and have yellow backing paper.

Year: approx 92-93 possible, Self-adhesive.

Sweden: Priority Express

Priority express labels from Sweden. These are from a roll.

Year: 1991, Self-Adhesive.

Sweden: Priority Express

Priority express labels from Sweden.

Year: 1995, Self-adhesive.

Sweden: Prioritaire

Prioritaire labels from a roll. I got these from Sweden. I am unsure if they are from the postal service or not, as there isn't any date or id numbers on the back. 

However they are from a roll. Square and on yellow backing paper.

If you have any info on these let me know.

Year: approx 92-93 possible, Self-adhesive.

Sweden: Prioritaire and Economique sheet

 Another sheet from Sweden. The sheet has 30 labels in total.

There is no date on the sheet, only an id number, but I think it may be from 1992, as they look like these from the booklet. 

Year: 1992 (?), Self-adhesive.

Sweden: Prioritaire sheet

 Sheet of Prioritaire labels from Sweden. 

On the back it says in Swedish 'mark your letters for overseas they arrive faster'.

The full sheet has 24 labels. It has an id number on the back: U 4003.93.1 3

I think the 93 may be referring to it being released in 1993. 

Year: 1993, Self-adhesive.

Sweden: Prioritaire / Economique booklet

 This is a cool booklet from the Swedish postal service published in 1992.

They started using Prioritaire/Economique labels at the time and the booklet explains how to use them and the new postal rates. The booklet also comes with a small sheet of 8 Prioritaire and 2 Economique labels. 

Id: 2112.70

Year: January 1992, Self-adhesive.

Sweden: Prioritaire

 A full sheet of Prioritaire labels from Sweden. 

30 labels in total on yellow backing paper. 

Id number: 2112.72

Year: Aug 1994, Self-adhesive.

Sweden: Prioritaire labels

The labels currently in use in Sweden. They look just like the Danish ones.

These only come on a roll. They have yellow backing paper.

Also the id number on the back is different from the Danish ones.

Year: November 2016, Self-adhesive.

Sweden: Prioritaire labels

Prioritaire labels from Sweden. Not in use anymore, but I have been told some post offices still have left overs.

They are dark blue and come on a roll. Backing paper is yellow.

Year: February 1999, Self-adhesive.

Sweden: Labels from stamp booklets

I got some different labels from stamp booklets. They are currently avaliable in stamp booklets in Sweden.
Thank you so much to everyone that helped out :)

*Please note that some of the labels are much smaller in real life then the pictures show.
Lets start with the gummed labels.

Year: ?, Gummed.




Year: ?, Self-Adhesive.

Sweden: Older labels part 2

More older labels from Sweden, they all come from pads.

Year: 1926, Gummed.                      Year: 1928, Gummed.
                

Those labels are some of the oldest in my collection. They both come in pads of 20 with 5 labels on each sheet.

Year: 1934, Gummed.                       Year: 1947, Gummed.                     Year: 1965, Gummed.
                                       

Sweden: Older labels

Some older labels from Sweden.

Package label:
Year: ?, Self-adhesive.


Labels from a roll.
Year: ?, Self-adhesive.


And the next labels from a label booklet. I'm pretty sure mine is not complete. It currently holds 20 labels, 10 on each sheet.



Year: 1990, Gummed.


Text from inside the booklet:


"Foreign airmail
Use these labels when you have paid a special air postage.
Put the label on the left of the envelope when using.

NOTE!
Aerograms to the whole world as well as letters and postcards to European countries do not need to be provided with flights label"