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Collection of 17 Numeral Issue Covers and Cards, with better including a ½c single on wrapper (Toronto roller), ½c (block of 14) on 1901 registered cover Yarmouth NS to Pittsburg, ½c (three pairs) on cover Georgetown (squared circle) to St John NB (received on DEC 31, 1898, the last day of the 3c rate), 1904 bag tag franked with 20c (two pairs) and a 5c from Hazelton BC to Victoria BC, 1c (pair) on a 1902 illustrated advertising cover (Toronto Exposition) from Toronto Station B to Amherstburg, a 3c single on cover from Toronto to New York (mailed on DEC 31, 1898, the last day of the 3c rate), an uprated 1899 stationery card from Manitoba to Switzerland, a 2c Map and 1c Numeral on cover from NS to USA mailed on DEC 31, 1898, the last day of the 3c cross border rate, an early (1902) picture postcard from Québec to France, redirected, an 1899 5c single on cover to Vienna Austria, a 2c purple single on 1899 cover Toronto to England, and three registered domestic covers all franked differently (8c single, 5c + 2c and 5c + pair 1c). A nice group and overall very fine. From the "Azilda Collection" (see registration stamp section of this sale). (Image)
Early 1899 UPU Picture Postcard from Victoria BC, mailed Victoria on SEP.29.1899 to Berlin Germany, with OCT.16 receiver on front. The picture side depicts a view of an early mining establishment and a view of the Nanaimo Harbour. The card was printed in Germany, and is a very early picture postcard mailed from BC, the earliest we know of was mailed in June 1899. Very fine. (Image)
1904 15c Registered Rate Cover to Denmark, mailed from Ottawa on JUN.7.1904 and addressed to Skive, Denmark. Franked with a 1c, pair of 2c and two 5c King Edward VII issues, for a total of 15c. Back has a London transit in red plus a cinderella "Old Home Week and Ter-Centenary" with image of Samuel de Champlain. Vertical crease not affecting stamps, else very fine. (Image)
1903 Registered Cover from Ottawa to Japan, Then Back, mailed Ottawa JAN.23.1903 to Yokohama, Japan and franked with a pair of the 5c King Edward VII issue. The cover travelled through Chicago on JAN.27, San Francisco on JAN.31 where a red registration label was added, arrived Yokohama on FEB.26 where a second registration label was applied. It was then returned to San Francisco on MAR.16, then Vancouver on MAR.19, through Rossland on MAR.22, onto a train on the same day and arrived Windsor on MAR.26. A well travelled and documented cover, with a few faults still lovely. Fine-very fine and both sides scanned online. Rsv. (Image)
1907 Forget ASSA to Belgium, mailed FORGET / ASSA (broken circle dated JUN.19.1907) to Gand, Belgium (receiver on back) and franked with a 5c King Edward VII paying the UPU letter rate, very fine. (Image)
Est $ 100
Opening C$ 55.00
Sold...C$ 55.00
Closed..Jan-23-2019, 15:45:22 EST
Sold For 55
Canada Airmail
Sale No: 29
Lot No: 822
Symbol: Cvr
1926 Canada Cover for U.S. CAM5 First Flight, mailed Victoria APR.5.1926 and sent via Seattle to Pasco, Washington to connect with the CAM5 first flight, then flown to New York via Salt Lake City and Chicago. Very faint "Victoria BC to Seattle, Washington via Seaplane " handstamp bottom left. An interesting cover, with two country franking, very fine. (Image)
Group of 64 First Flight Covers,1925-1950 noted a CL5 on uncacheted first day cover signed by pilot, CL25b on faulty cover, CL42 on cover signed by pilot, plus other interesting items, some registered. All but 8 are #8 size, noted a few faults, still overall fine or better. (Image)
Est $ 100
Opening C$ 220.00
Sold...C$ 220.00
Closed..Jan-23-2019, 15:46:37 EST
Sold For 220
Sale No: 29
Lot No: 824
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: Collection
Group of Over 150 First Flight Covers, 1928-1936, virtually all with commemorative flight cachets. Note 7 covers franked with #C2. Some duplication and mostly very fine. A good lot for online resale.
Est $ 150
Opening C$ 120.00
Sold...C$ 120.00
Closed..Jan-23-2019, 15:47:09 EST
Sold For 120
Sale No: 29
Lot No: 825
Symbol: Cvr
1933 Balbo Flight Cover to Germany, mailed Shediac NS (JUL.25.1933 duplex) to the British Consul in Berlin, Germany via General Balbo Italian Air Squadron flight. Sent via Rome, Italy (AUG.8 backstamp) and arrived in Berlin on AUG.14. Apparently returned to North Sydney NS one month later on AUG.26 (backstamp). The cover is franked with three $1 Mount Cavell (#177) and a 20c Harvesting Wheat (#175), with special blue cachet on front. The Airmails of Canada and Newfoundland (1997) indicates that only 70 pieces were carried from Shediac to Rome on JUL.25. Most of the mail carried by Balbo's squadron with Canadian stamps were from Shediac or Montreal to Chicago (490 pieces for that). A rare and very fine piece of air mail history. (Image)
AAME $ 1,000
Opening C$ 900.00
Sold...C$ 900.00
Closed..Jan-23-2019, 15:47:37 EST
Sold For 900
Sale No: 29
Lot No: 826
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: Collection
Collection of about 300 First Flight Covers, 1928-1929. mounted on pages, includes some pilot-signed, many from Fort McMurray, most with cachets and a good range of frankings, including #C1, Admirals and Scroll issues. Some duplication and a few faults, still overall fine or better.
Est $ 200
Opening C$ 275.00
Sold...C$ 450.00
Closed..Jan-23-2019, 15:48:32 EST
Sold For 450
Canada Postmarks
Sale No: 29
Lot No: 827
Symbol: O
Cat No: Collection
Collection of British Columbia Postmarks, 1890s to 1980s, on stamp or piece, with about 700 postmarks of all types, all in two new stockbooks. We note many large multiples, many 30mm steel c.d.s., (Image)
Est $ 250
Opening C$ 35.00
Sold...C$ 100.00
Closed..Jan-23-2019, 15:49:46 EST
Sold For 100
Sale No: 29
Lot No: 831
Symbol: O
Cat No: Collection
Collection of Alberta and BC Town Cancels on Stamp, in two red boxes, with over 1,000x 102 cards of Alberta and a further 200+ of BC cards. This is a nice quality lot, with mostly all dated postmarks and a predominance of socked on the nose strikes, all on KGVI to QEII era stamps. Many 102 cards contain more than one stamp for a given town, but they appear to be all different issues. Approximately one third of the stamps are on small piece, the balance off paper. A choice lot, with most postmarks very fine. (Image)
Est $ 200
Opening C$ 140.00
Sold...C$ 140.00
Closed..Jan-23-2019, 15:50:00 EST
Sold For 140
Sale No: 29
Lot No: 832
Symbol: O
Cat No: Collection
Collection of Selected Stamps having Postmark Interest, all neatly displayed in a stockbook, from Small Queens to about 1930s, with Jubilees, high values, commemorative stamps, etc. We note a great variety of different postmarks, including c.d.s., machines, Montreal duplex numbers and letters on Admirals, many fancy corks, targets, manuscript, rollers, and more. All pages are scanned online. (Image)
Est $ 150
Opening C$ 5.00
Sold...C$ 50.00
Closed..Jan-23-2019, 15:50:19 EST
Sold For 50
Sale No: 29
Lot No: 833
Symbol: O/*/*
Cat No: Collection
Large Collection / Accumulation of Tens of Thousands of Stamps,1897-1990s, mostly all used and mounted on hundreds of pages. Many were assembled for postmark interest, and a quick look reveals many c.d.s.'s (including many on the Jubilee issues), corks, rollers, squared circles, flags, etc. Strong in the Queen Victoria to Admiral era, with some multiples such as pairs, strips or blocks, with many interesting and better stamps. Also note 26 pages of precancels (Edward to Admiral with some later). In addition, may hundreds of covers, cards and first day covers, with about half Queen Victoria to Admiral, we note many interesting items, for example many Admiral C.O.D. tags and covers, etc. Finally, two thick stockbooks crammed with thousands of used stamps, well arranged in the 12c to 46c era mostly. A real "treasure trove" and hours of fun for the postmark collector. Mixed condition to very fine. See photos to get a better idea of the wealth contained in this lot. (Image)
Est $ 600
Opening C$ 450.00
Sold...C$ 450.00
Closed..Jan-23-2019, 15:51:06 EST
Sold For 450
Sale No: 29
Lot No: 834
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: Collection
Collection of Ottawa Postal History, consisting of 32 loose covers and cards (1844 to 1981) plus a written-up collection on 15 pages including a good variety of postmarks on 38 stamps and another 13 covers or cards. We note duplex, orbs, rollers, c.d.s., flags, fancy corks, squared circles (including second day of use of precursor), and more. Note two pages of Ottawa precancels including a never hinged corner block of 6, a parcel piece with 32c of Admirals addressed to Russia, etc. Overall fine with some faults. (Image)
Est $ 150
Opening C$ 350.00
Sold...C$ 400.00
Closed..Jan-23-2019, 15:52:00 EST
Sold For 400
Sale No: 29
Lot No: 835
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: Collection
Main Collection of Different Canadian Post Office Postmarks, all from early 1980s to early 1990s, and includes about 4,800 covers in all, sorted alphabetically within each province, all in 11 envelope boxes. This was an Environment Canada correspondence, where the owner tried to collect as many different post office postmarks as possible. The result is many offices showing different postmarks, with a mix of #8 and #10 sizes, etc. Includes owner's checklist of all the different post offices possible at the time, including FPOs, etc. All of the other covers he collected which were not yet interspersed in this main collection were lotted separately.
Est $ 100
Opening C$ 85.00
Sold...C$ 130.00
Closed..Jan-23-2019, 15:52:18 EST
Sold For 130
Sale No: 29
Lot No: 836
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: Collection
Collection of Canadian Post Office Postmarks, all in 17 envelope and shoe boxes, this is the stock that compliments the other main collection offered in a different lot. It contains about 8,000 covers from the early 1980s to early 1990s, some sorted alphabetically by town within province, some not. Includes #8 and #10 size covers and most are addressed to Environment Canada and were intended to be added to the main collection with the goal of obtaining a collection of as many different Canadian post Office postmarks as possible. A great variety of types of postmarks in this lot, from all over Canada, with some registered, etc.
