This reply arrived earlier this month. I had written to Queen Margrethe of Denmark for Christmas.
The front of the envelope is the usual from the Denmark Royals. Stamped on the front is "Amalienborg" under the Danish Royal Crown. Amalienborg is the name of the Palace Complex where the Royal have their offices.
The back of the envelope features The Danish Royal Crown. This same crown is used on the Royal's Monogram and Coat of Arms.
Inside is a letter similar to past Christmas Replies. The message has been the same for the past few years. The letter was signed by one of Queen Margrethe's Aides-de-Camp. This is a generic reply that would get sent to pretty much everyone who writes for Christmas. All the personalization is handwritten. The name of the Aide-de-camp who signed the letter is not typed on the letter, as who signed it depends on who is handling the mail that day.
The letter says:
Christian IX's PalaceAmalienborg1257 Copenhagen KJan 2022Dear Ms. Gertrude A. Daly
Her Majesty The Queen has asked me to thank You for
Your kind Christmas and New Year's Greetings.
Sincerely yours,
Aide-de-Camp
