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1857 6d dark green Heraldic Imperforate, used with light oval grid cancel. This lovely stamp has four huge margins, showing part of adjoining stamp on one side, and possesses deep, rich colour. There is a tiny tone spot (in the margin only), mentioned for strict accuracy, and not mentioned in two of the certificates. Accompanied by a 1981 Peter Holcombe (Switzerland, with signature on stamp), 1983 Enzo Diena (Rome, with signature on stamp) and 2019 Greene Foundation certificates. This stamp is from the famous Senator Calder collection and more recently from the Highlands collection sale, where it was described using the qualifiers "incomparable", "phenomenal", "striking", "superb", "premium quality" and "gem". Rsv. $2,800. (Image)
1857 6d dark green Heraldic Imperforate, used with crisp oval grid cancel, large to clear margins and rich colour but thinned, very fine appearance. (Image)
1857 1sh reddish violet Heraldic Imperforate, Unwatermarked, used with corner grid cancel, with bright distinctive colour and margins ranging from two large, to close to cut into the design. The stamp has a small thin and a crease, the latter not mentioned in the accompanying Greene Foundation certificate. A scarce stamp. Rsv. $500. (Image)
1851 1sh dull violet Heraldic Imperforate, used with oval grid cancel, margins are just clear to large, and there is a tiny pinhole and crease, both in the margin, else fine appearance. (Image)
1851 1sh dull violet Heraldic Imperforate on Watermarked Paper, used with oval grid cancel, with three large margins, just touching on the fourth, fine. The watermark shows parts of two letters (or numbers) from the two line "T. H. Saunders (plus year of manufacture)" watermark. A rare stamp and the first we have handled, ex. Warren Wilkinson. Rsv. $1,000. (Image)
1868 1c and 8½c Queen Victoria Trade Sample Proofs, a group of 9 stamps, including the 1c in brown, olive green, venetian red, black and sepia, plus the 8½c in two shades of green, and two in black. These stamps, produced by the American Bank Note Co. are all gummed and perforated, and quite scarce as a group. Very fine and ex. Highlands collection. Rsv. $1,700. (Image)
1860 8½c Queen Victoria Proof from the Trade Sample Sheet in Violet, on wove paper, with large margins, tiny mark on Queen's cheek, still very fine. Rsv. $110. (Image)
1860 8½c green Queen Victoria, a mint never hinged sheet of 100, with selvedge all around (missing small pieces at bottom corners), showing 12 printer's imprints. A bright colour sheet, with intact gum but showing some gum on the selvedge on front, and a few small separations, still overall fine-very fine. (Image)
Unitrade $ 2,375
Opening C$ 160.00
Sold...C$ 160.00
Closed..Jan-30-2020, 16:31:44 EST
Sold For 160
Prince Edward Island
Sale No: 32
Lot No: 710
Symbol:
The London Philatelist, Bound Nos. 13 to 24, 1893, with "Tilleard" Die Proofs (11 different on 3 pages) and Plate Proofs, (190 in total on 4 pages). The retail value of these is approximately $7,000-$8,500. This is one of the few (and perhaps the last) remaining intact bound volume in private hands. In addition the articles and the ads make for great reading. Bound in three quarter brown morocco, gilt decorated (black) double-blind ruled raised bands, gilt device decorations in the panels, gilt titles, gilt double-ruled borders, burgundy pebbled cloth, marbled edges and end papers. Corners bumped and scuffed, front hinge broken, internally cracked in middle, text fine or better. Ex. Jim Hennock library. Rsv. $2,700. (Image)
1861 2d dull rose Queen Victoria, Perforated 9, unused (no gum), very nicely centred amid large margins, thin at top right else an attractive example of Prince Edward Island's first stamp, very fine appearance. (Image)
1862 2d rose Queen Victoria, Perforated 11.7, a mint sheet of 60, with full original gum, never hinged. The sheet has its full selvedge on three sides, with light toning in places in selvedge only, and the stamps are overall fine centred (and catalogued as such). We noted many printing varieties, some of which include pos. 4 (flaw in tiara), pos. 10 (dot between I and S), pos. 30 (thin "T"), pos. 32 (white spot at top of head), pos. 39 (dot at left of "S" of POSTAGE), pos. 45 (spot behind head), pos. 48 (slash in "E"), and does not show the constant flaw in "O" of TWO of pos. 54, and thus is probably from an early printing. A nice sheet. (Image)
1862 3d blue Queen Victoria, Perforated 12, a mint sheet of 30 with full original gum, never hinged. A lovely sheet, with all of its selvedge intact and with fine centred stamps. We noted many plate varieties, some of which include pos. 16 (constant variety "break in "R"), pos. 18 (dot above "C" of PENCE), pos. 24 (dot between N and C of PRINCE and dot between N and C of PENCE) and others. A nice sheet. (Image)
Unitrade $ 360
Opening C$ 80.00
Sold...C$ 90.00
Closed..Jan-30-2020, 16:34:08 EST
Sold For 90
Sale No: 32
Lot No: 714
Symbol: E/P
Cat No: 9P, 13P, 16P
Group of "Tilleard" Proofs from the 1893 London Philatelist, all in black on glossy card, with a 3d bottom left corner block of four, 3c upper left corner block of four and a 12c left marginal pair. Very fine. (Image)
1868 4d black Queen Victoria, Perforated 12, a mint sheet of 30 with full original gum, never hinged. The sheet has its full selvedge and is quite fresh, with a small stain on one stamp (front and back) and some toning at the very lower edge of the sheet. There are a few minor varieties such as dots on stamps in positions 18, 28 and 30, plus a lesser "FOUP" variety in position 19. Centring varies, but was catalogued as overall very fine. (Image)
Unitrade $ 720
Opening C$ 110.00
Sold...C$ 110.00
Closed..Jan-30-2020, 16:35:34 EST
Sold For 110
Sale No: 32
Lot No: 716
Symbol: O/*/*
Cat No: 1/16
Mint and Used Collection, with every stamp represented in various quantities, mostly used but includes some mint hinged, plus a mint never hinged #11 single and #11 single with imperforate margin at bottom. #3 has the usual faults (and was not counted), else an overall nice quality collection. (Image)
1857 2d scarlet vermilion Heraldic Imperforate, used with grid cancel, margins are well clear to touching outer frameline, fine. Accompanied by a 2013 Greene Foundation certificate. A scarce stamp so nice. Rsv. $2,000. (Image)
1857 4d scarlet vermilion Heraldic Imperforate, used with light cancel, bright colour and all margins are well clear of design, closed tear at right, else fine-very fine. Accompanied by a 1954 Friedl (New York) certificate, and the stamp is signed by expert Herbert J. Bloch (partly erased). Rsv. $1,000. (Image)
1857 6d scarlet vermilion Heraldic Imperforate, used with grid cancel and parts of a red postmark, a fresh stamp with bright colour, cut close at bottom left, else with clear to large margins, fine. Accompanied by a 2015 Greene Foundation certificate. Rsv. $500. (Image)
1857 1sh scarlet vermilion Heraldic Imperforate, used with light cancel and bright colour, but rebacked and repaired. Accompanied by a (pink) Greene Foundation certificate. A perfect opportunity to acquire a very expensive stamp at a relatively low price. Rsv. $1,500. (Image)
