**St. Bridget**
	Nr.	S. 335-336
	Name	St. Bridget
	Published date	1941-10-07
	Color	S. 335 brown and S. 336 carmine violet
	Denomination	S. 335 (15 ore) and S. 336 (1,20 kr)
	Drawer	Schonberg
	Engraver	Ewert
	Printing technique	Steel engraving, the Swedish post office
	Perforation	12³/₄
	Circulation	S. 335a (49 mil.), S. 335bn/bu (7,7 mil) and S. 336 (0,51 mil.)
	Approx. value ^*	S. 335a (3 kr), S. 335bn (20 kr), S. 335bu (20 kr), S. 335bb (40 kr) and S. 336 (390 kr)
	History	To the 550 yeas anniversary of St. Bridget (b. Approx. 1303 - d. 1373) canonization. Founder of the birgittinorder (The Sacred Savior order; double abbey, 60 nuns and 25 monks, strictly separated convention). Got permission to found Vadstena convent. The only Swede that got famous in the Middle-Aged Europe. She died shortly after her return to Rom, where she was active, from a pilgrimage to Jerusalem. Buried in Vadstena convent.

Key to the signs and abbreviations
a/2-s 2-sided perforation, cut at the top and at the bottom or at the left side and the right side bb pair from booklet (3+3-s)

bn/3-s 3-sided perforation, cut at the bottom bu/3-s 3-sided perforation, cut at the top

S./sS. Swedish/Swedish set Perforation amount of tooth (on the stamp) per 2 cm

* Approx. value 1 kr (= 100 ore) = 0.16 US dollar = 0.09 UK pound (961203)

**Key to the signs and abbreviations**
a/2-s	2-sided perforation, cut at the top and at the bottom or at the left side and the right side	bb	pair from booklet (3+3-s)
bn/3-s	3-sided perforation, cut at the bottom	bu/3-s	3-sided perforation, cut at the top
S./sS.	Swedish/Swedish set	Perforation	amount of tooth (on the stamp) per 2 cm

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