Here is a link to a similar item I found while browsing the internet. This example appears to be an 11 grid cancel struck twice, the example of rod222's appears to be a 12 grid cancel rotated and struck twice. If one can exist then the other can as well, need to find a 10 grid cancel struck twice now.
Nice work Postmaster, The clerk has spun the canceller, and the 10 interupts the "T" (in the second strike) which looks like a positive "N" How you picked a "T" is a wonder. :)
Continuing along the lines of PostmasterGS's suggestions I am now thinking that it could be Throndenęs (Trondenes) even though I can not see either a "T" or an "H" but the "???ondenęs" fits.
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