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3d Beaver Imperforate on Cover, mailed from Hamilton on JAN.12.1853 to Galt (same day receiver on back), franked with a 3d brown red Beaver imperforate with four large margins, showing next stamp at left, with a tiny tear in margin below left 3, still with a fine impression and tied by a target cancel. The cover has a crease and some wrinkles, else fine appearance. (Image)
3d Beaver Imperforate on a Mourning Cover, mailed from Peterboro on DEC.13.1856 to Port Sarnia, with DEC.17 receiver on back. Franking is what appears to be a thin paper 3d red Beaver imperforate, with large to huge margins (small crease in left margin), tied by a target cancel to this small Lady's mourning cover with curved black backflap and black wax seal, small opening tear at right, still very fine. (Image)
6d slate grey Consort Imperforate on Cover, mailed from Montreal on NOV.16.1857 to Morrisania Village (now Bronx), New York. The cover is franked with a 6d Consort imperforate with three margins (large at left, showing next stamp), cut into outer frameline at right, tied by a 4-ring #21. Also a PAID handstamp and circled 10, both in red. Couple of light file folds (away from stamp), fine-very fine. (Image)
6d greenish grey Consort Imperforate on Cover, mailed from Montreal on NOV.10.1856 to New York City, franked with a 6d Consort with four margins (tiny crease upper left corner), tied by a target cancel. There is a PAID handstamp in red and docketing indicating the cover was received on NOV.13. Slightly reduced at right and top, overall fine-very fine. (Image)
3d red Beaver Perforated on Folded Cover, mailed from Toronto on MAR.21.1859 to St Catherines, with MAR.22 receiver on back. The folded cover (no letter) is franked with a very good centred 3d perforated Beaver, nicely tied by a square Toronto grid. Very fine. (Image)
3d red Beaver Perforated on Cover, mailed from parts unknown to Cote des Neiges, with a Montreal backstamp dated JUN.20.1859. The cover is franked with a very fine 3d Beaver perforated, cancelled by a light pen cancel. Cote des Neiges village was founded in 1862 and annexed to Montreal in 1910. Bit of a wax seal stain, else overall very fine. (Image)
1c rose Queen Victoria (x5) on Cover, mailed from parts unknown to Hawkesbury (FEB.11.1863 receiver) through Montreal, franked with a strip of 4 plus a single (all with toning spots), all cancelled by a neat pen cancel, tears on backflap, fine. (Image)
Est $ 75
Opening C$ 55.00
Sold...C$ 60.00
Closed..Jan-31-2020, 11:56:08 EST
Sold For 60
Sale No: 32
Lot No: 1129
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 14, 15
Two "First Cents" Issue Covers with Grid 16 Cancels from Hamilton, first is a large folded "Return of Marriages" for the year 1865, listing seven names and details of people who got married in that year (all aged between 21 and 28 for the men and 18 to 25 for the brides), franked with a 1c Queen Victoria, tied by a #16 in circular grid from Hamilton (no datestamp, with much separation in the folds). Also a cover from Hamilton (DEC.21.1860) to Niagara, franked with a 5c red Beaver tied by a #16 in numeral grid, very fine. (Image)
1c rose Queen Victoria with "E" Flaw on Folded Printed Letter, mailed in November 1865 (based on text inside) to Peterboro, franked with a fine copy of the "E" Flaw 1c Queen Victoria, tied by a target cancel. Slightly reduced at right and a few tears in the folds, still a scarce stamp on cover and fine. (Image)
Unitrade $ 450
Opening C$ 25.00
Sold...C$ 300.00
Closed..Jan-31-2020, 11:57:14 EST
Sold For 300
Sale No: 32
Lot No: 1131
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 14viii
1c rose Queen Victoria Perforated 12 x 11¾ on Folded Printed Letter, mailed from Montreal on AUG.5.1864 (based on text inside) to Peterboro, franked with a very fine centred #14viii. This is a two page "Weekly Prices Current" from the William Nivin & Co.'s Produce Co. Very fine. (Image)
10c black brown Consort on Cover, mailed at Montreal on JUL.29.1859 to Massachusetts, this cover is franked with a 10c black brown Consort perforated 11½ all around, from the first printing. The stamp is well tied by a few strikes of the Montreal 4-ring numeral cancel. Closed tears on back and light soiling in places, still a desirable and fine cover. Accompanied by a 2016 Greene Foundation certificate. (Image)
10c Consort on Cross Border Cover, mailed from Sweetsburgh LC (SEP.1.1863) to Winchester, New Hampshire, through Montreal (same day transit on back). The cover is franked with a (faulty) 10c light brown Consort, tied by a "PAID" cancel. Very fine. (Image)
10c deep red purple Consort on Cover, mailed from Woodstock on JAN.10.1860 to Worcester, Vermont, franked with a very fine 10c Consort from the Second printing (trivial surface scuffs), tied by a target cancel. Bit of edge wear, stain and faults on back, still an early use of this stamp. (Image)
12½c yellow green Queen Victoria on Folded Cover, mailed from Toronto on DEC.3.1863 (broken circle free strike) to Glasgow, Scotland, with Glasgow Packet Paid receiver dated DEC.20, having been carried on the Allan Line America. The stamp has lovely bright colour and is tied by a Toronto square grid to this blue folded cover. A pristine example of the 12½c Canadian packet rate, extremely fine. (Image)
12½c Queen Victoria on Mourning Cover, mailed from Peterboro on JAN.16.1866 to Navan, Ireland (JAN.31 receiver on back) through Montreal (JAN.17 transit) and Derry (red packet paid dated JAN.30 on front). Franked with a lovely yellow green 12½c, tied by a very fine strike of the Peterboro duplex to a mourning cover, with curved, embossed backflap, very fine. A lovely cover accompanied by a 2002 Philatelic Foundation certificate. (Image)
17c blue Cartier on Cover, mailed from Kingston on APR.17.1865 (broken circle free strike) to Taunton, England, with MAY.1 receiver on back). The stamp is of a very dark shade (printing order 8) and well tied by a neat large circular grid to this lovely blue cover, endorsed "per Cunard boat", thus carried by the Cunard Line China on its 18th trip. A lovely example of this scarce rate and franking, very fine. (Image)
Est $ 400
Opening C$ 230.00
Sold...C$ 500.00
Closed..Jan-31-2020, 12:01:43 EST
Sold For 500
Sale No: 32
Lot No: 1138
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 21/36
Group of Four ½c Large Queen Franked Covers, including a pair tied by oval grids on an 1868 Locke Island NS cover (reduced), strip of six (with imprint) faintly tied to undated cover to the US, a pair + a 2c Small Queen on an 1883 cover from Newton Robinson Ont. (with Brigham handstamp) and a pair + a 2c Large Queen on an 1874 part cover. Faults to varying degrees, still an interesting group. (Image)
Est $ 200
Opening C$ 55.00
Sold...C$ 375.00
Closed..Jan-31-2020, 12:00:55 EST
Sold For 375
Sale No: 32
Lot No: 1139
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 22, 23
Group of Ten 1c Large Queen Franked Covers, 1868-1869, noting a 1c brown red single tied by Oshawa c.d.s. on neat 1869 Masonic printed circular, a 1c yellow single tied by 2-ring #1 (Montreal) on an 1870 Conseil d'agriculture de Québec circular, 1c yellow single tied by 2-ring #7 (St John), a mourning cover (faults), an 1869 3c rate franked with a pair and single of the 1c brown red from Godrington U.C. (this is the first and only report for this postmark), a 1c + 2c combination cover and more. Mixed condition, still a useful group, all scanned online. (Image)
Est $ 400
Opening C$ 400.00
Sold...C$ 525.00
Closed..Jan-31-2020, 12:02:35 EST
Sold For 525
Sale No: 32
Lot No: 1140
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 22/27
Group of Seven Combination Large Queen Frankings, includes 2c + 1c (three covers, each with different 1c shades), three 8c registered rate covers (2c + 6c), an 1872 transatlantic cover franked 2c + 6c. All have faults to varying degrees, still colourful and with some postmark interest, etc. All scanned online. (Image)
Est $ 250
Opening C$ 275.00
Sold...C$ 275.00
Closed..Jan-31-2020, 12:03:29 EST
Sold For 275
Sale No: 32
Lot No: 1141
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 23/30
Group of Five High Franking Large Queen Covers, includes 1c deep orange (x6 in three pairs) pen cancelled on an 1869 Flesherton advertising cover to Eugenia, 2c (x6, including a strip of 4 and a pair) 1868 Clinton to Goderich, 3c (strip of 3) pen cancelled on triple weight 1868 cover from Chippewa, an 1869 15c registered cover (6c pair and 3c) from Seaforth, and finally a 15c single tied to part of a cover from Peterborough to Cobourg. Faults to varying degrees, still an interesting group of large sized covers. (Image)
