CANADA COVERS continued...
| LotNo. |
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CatNo. |
Lot Description |
Est or CV / bid in C$'s |
| 1761 |
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 ELLIOT-FAIRCHILDS FLIGHT COVER - From Toronto to Red Lake via Rolling Portage with April 7 transit backstamp, VF (Image1)
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Cat. Value 225 $
CLOSED
Closing..Aug-02, 03:00 PM |
| 1762 |
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MODERN ERA FDC'S - About 90 first day covers from about 2005 to 2007 plus some later, all choice VF condition
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Estimate 75 $
CLOSED
Closing..Aug-02, 03:00 PM |
| 1763 |
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OFFICIAL STAMP OVERPRINTS ON COVER - A nice group of five official envelopes from the 1950s all franked with official stamps (four "G" and one "OHMS"), good variety of stamps and envelope types, F-VF and scarce
Get Market Data for [CANADA Collection] Visual Pricing Guide Sample Census |
Estimate 60 $
CLOSED
Closing..Aug-02, 03:00 PM |
| 1764 |
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 JACK V.
ELLIOT FLIGHT COVER - #CL6, (25¢) Red on Yellow background by boxed flight cachet in purple and oval March 6, 1926 Kenora postmark in blue, same day Red Lake receiver on front, VF (Image1)
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Cat. Value 85 $
CLOSED
Closing..Aug-02, 03:00 PM |
| 1765 |
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 MONEY
LETTER SENECA TO VITTORIA 1852 - Blue stampless cover endorsed 'Money' in black and further in red, PAID marking at right with '3' in red, postmarked Seneca (now Caledonia) July 20, 1852, faint Port Dover transit and next day Vittoria arrival
backstamp, VF (Image1)
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Estimate 200 $
CLOSED
Closing..Aug-02, 03:00 PM |
| 1766 |
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 CANADA1844 MONEY LETTER FROM NIAGARA COVERS - Folded covers with Niagara Apr. 22, 1844 postmark in red, endorsed Money Letter' at upper left and 'Paid' at upper right, MONEY-LETTER and PAID handstamps in red, rated 9 (double rate) and
sent to London, U.C. with same day backstamp, F-VF, a nice item (Image1)
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Estimate 200 $
CLOSED
Closing..Aug-02, 03:00 PM |
| 1767 |
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 EPPSTADT
FIRST DAY COVER - 3¢ Confederation (Scott #143) tied by Maxville, Ontario June 29, 1927 postmark to multi-coloured cacheted Eppstadt envelope, this value is seldom seen,
(Image1)
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Estimate 150 $
CLOSED
Closing..Aug-02, 03:00 PM |
| 1768 |
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 MONEY
LETTER FROM BYTOWN 1841 - Stampless folded letter from Bytown April 25, 1841, endorsed 'Money' with straightline MONEY-LETTER and FREE in red (postmasters could send up to two sheets free of charge), large red 'M' applied in Toronto on arrival, VF (Image1)
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Estimate 300 $
CLOSED
Closing..Aug-02, 03:00 PM |
| 1769 |
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 LAURENTIDE AIR SERVICE COVER - Window cover from Toronto Sept. 25, 1924, reverse with the semi-official airmail (25¢) Green (#CL2) affected by nick at foot of envelope but postmarked Listowel Oct. 20, a scarce commercial usage, Fine, a
photograph of the Stinson Reliant airplane accompanies (Image1)
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Cat. Value 600 $
CLOSED
Closing..Aug-02, 03:00 PM |
| 1770 |
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 VICTORIA
BC EXHIBITION POSTCARDS - Six different postcards (one is used) 1907 - 1909 with views of Provincial Exhibiton and Summer Race Meeting in Victoria, VF, rarely seen
(Image1)
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Estimate 200 $
CLOSED
Closing..Aug-02, 03:00 PM |
| 1771 |
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 MONTREAL
DROP MONEY LETTER 1846 - Folded letter endorsed 'Money Letter' mailed from Montreal Nov. 4, 1846, clear postmark and straight-line 'MONEY-LETTER' marking both in red, a rare drop money letter with no rate indicated, addressed to Charles Phillips,
VF (Image1)
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Estimate 500 $
CLOSED
Closing..Aug-02, 03:00 PM |
| 1772 |
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EPPSTADT FIRST DAY COVER - Scott #143, 3¢ Carmine tied to multicoloured, cacheted cover by Maxville, Ont. first day postmark June 29,1927, scarce, VF
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Estimate 150 $
CLOSED
Closing..Aug-02, 03:00 PM |
| 1773 |
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MEDALLION ISSUE FDC - Scott #195-201 small sized first day cover postmarked Montreal, also a FDC of the 5¢ UPU (#202) postmarked Quebec, VF
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Cat. Value 100 $
CLOSED
Closing..Aug-02, 03:00 PM |
| 1774 |
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 1865
EMBOSSED ADVERTISING YELLOW COVER - 5¢ Beaver (#15) tied by Montreal duplex to March 10, 1865 yellow cover with embossed advertising of Robert Seath Wholesale Clothier, sent to Owen Sound with light March 14 receiver, cover slightly reduced at right,
VF and striking VF (Image1)
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Estimate 125 $
CLOSED
Closing..Aug-02, 03:00 PM |
| 1775 |
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 JUBILEE
USED ON POSTCARD - 8¢ diamond jubilee used in 1903 on a postcard to Germany, Frankfurt arrival postmark, unusual, VF (Image1)
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Estimate 125 $
CLOSED
Closing..Aug-02, 03:00 PM |
| 1776 |
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 VANCOUVER
- VICTORIA FLIGHT - #CL44, 5¢ Ultramarine tied by Victoria postmark to Aug. 3, 1928 flight cover from Vancouver, flight cachet on front, VF (Image1)
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Cat. Value 175 $
CLOSED
Closing..Aug-02, 03:00 PM |
| 1777 |
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 1843
TRIPLE RATED MONEY LETTER - Blue folded cover endorsed 'Money-Letter' and with red handstamp, mailed Jan. 16, 1843 from Quebec (light postmark) to Kingston, rated 3/6 (triple rate), F-VF and attractive (Image1)
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Estimate 200 $
CLOSED
Closing..Aug-02, 03:00 PM |
| 1778 |
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 CANADIAN
AIRWAYS 1932 FLIGHTS - #CL51, (10¢) Orange and Blue tied to two similar first flight covers, the first Edmonton to Fort McMurray Dec. 30, 1932; the second the return flight on Dec. 31 with flight cachet on front and Jan. 3 arrival backstamp, F-VF (Image1)
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Cat. Value 150 $
CLOSED
Closing..Aug-02, 03:00 PM |
| 1779 |
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SMALL QUEEN COVER TO LANCASHIRE - 5¢ Deep Olive Green (#38i) on Mar. 26, 1879 cover from Riviere-du-Loup-en-Bas to Browsholme Hall in Clitheroe, England, stamp with a toned perf, otherwise F-VF
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Estimate 60 $
CLOSED
Closing..Aug-02, 03:00 PM |
| 1780 |
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CANADA FIRST DAY COVERS - A carton full from the 1970s and 1980s, all are clean unaddressed, small sized FDCs, with singles, pairs, or blocks of four showing over 400 different positions/ or cachets, both commemoratives and definitives, some with
tagged stamps F-VF
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Estimate 150 $
CLOSED
Closing..Aug-02, 03:00 PM |
