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1859 10c Brown Violet Consort with "String of Pearls" Variety, mint with full original gum, hinged. This stamp shows a lesser impression of the variety, fresh and fine-very fine. Accompanied by a 1986 Greene Foundation certificate. (Image)
1859 12½c Yellow Green Queen Victoria, mint with hinged original gum and crisp impression. This lovely stamp has three very large margins plus a huge margin at left, very fine. Accompanied by a 1996 Greene Foundation certificate. (Image)
12½c Yellow Green Queen Victoria on Cover to Ireland, mailed from Barrie on JAN.30.1868 (Berri duplex) to Kells, Ireland with FEB.13 receiver, through Derby FEB.12. This tiny "Lady's" cover is franked with a fine 12½c Queen Victoria. Back has a few tears, still a fine cover. (Image)
1859 17c Blue Cartier, Perforated 12 x 11¾, mint with full original gum, lightly hinged. A fresh stamp with deep rich colour, centered to bottom, fine. Accompanied by a 2019 Greene Foundation certificate. (Image)
#19b 1859 17c Blue Cartier Imperforate, an unused (no gum, as issued) single with four large and even margins, very fine. Accompanied by a 2018 Greene Foundation certificate. A rare stamp, with only 100 issued. (Image)
1859 2c Rose Queen Victoria, unused (no gum), with nice colour and very well centered, with perforations well clear of the frameline on all sides (scarce thus), very fine. Accompanied by a 2013 Saskatoon Stamp Centre certificate of authenticity. (Image)
1859 2c Rose Queen Victoria, used with MAY.6.1867 datestamp. A very nice stamp with large margins, huge at left and showing part of the printer's imprint, very fine. Accompanied by a 2019 Greene Foundation certificate. (Image)
1859 2c Rose Queen Victoria Imperforate, an unused (no gum as issued) vertical pair, very fine and rare, with only 100 stamps issued. Accompanied by a 2006 Richard Gratton AIEP certificate identifying these as being from positions 28 and 38. Ex. Sir Gawaine Baillie. (Image)
Group of Used First Cents Issues, with 1c (two dated singles), 5c (two dated singles), 10c (two distinct shades, including a fully dated deep red purple with part imprint and tiny tear), 12½c and 17c (two singles including one on piece with fully dated duplex cancel). A very nice group. (Image)
1868 1c Yellow Orange Large Queen, unused (no gum), exceptionally well centered among large, even margins, extremely fine. Accompanied by a 1983 Philatelic Foundation certificate. The 1c yellow orange has a tendency to be in unsatisfying quality when found in mint or unused condition. The example from the “Outaouais” collection displays exceptional attributes, starting with the centering, but also the full perforation, and the rich shade. A lovely stamp in all respects. (Image)
1868 3c Red Large Queen, unused (no gum), very well centered and fresh, extremely fine. A very nice stamp. Accompanied by a 2020 Greene Foundation certificate. (Image)
1875 5c Olive Green Large Queen, Perforated 11½ x 12, mint with full original gum, lightly hinged. A very fresh and nicely centered stamp, very fine. Accompanied by a 2004 Greene Foundation certificate. (Image)
Unitrade $ 5,000
Opening C$ 1,150.00
Sold...C$ 1,300.00
Closed..Jun-25-2020, 09:47:23 EST
Sold For 1300
Sale No: 33
Lot No: 54
Symbol: (*)
Cat No: 27b, iii
1868 6c Dark Brown Large Queen on Watermarked Paper, with Major Re-Entry, unused (no gum), showing part of one letter of the watermark. The stamp also clearly shows the elements of the major re-entry from plate position 93. Pulled perf at bottom, still with deep rich colour and crisp impression and fine-very fine. This is the only known example of this combination of a watermarked stamp with this major re-entry, a must have for any serious collector. Accompanied by a 2005 Greene Foundation certificate. Finding an unused example of the 6c showing part of the Bothwell paper watermark is a rare occurrence, as there are likely 10 or less in existence. The fact that one example exists with the major re-entry is quite exceptional. (Image)
1868 12½c Blue Large Queen, unused (no gum), quite fresh, with a minute tear at top (not mentioned in certificate), otherwise very fine appearance. Accompanied by a 2003 Richard Gratton AIEP certificate. (Image)
1868 15c Grey Large Queen, a mint block of four with sheet margin at right, full original gum with three stamps never hinged, top right hinged, very fine. (Image)
1868 15c Deep Violet on Very Thick Paper, mint with original gum and paper hinge remnants. This scarce mint stamp has bright, fresh colour and a thin, so often seen on this difficult paper, fine. Accompanied by a 1989 Greene Foundation certificate stating "staining at top" which we feel is too harsh. (Image)
1868 3c Red Large Queen on Laid Paper, unused (regummed) with bright colour, full perforations with pleasant centering, fine. One of Canada's rarest stamps, with fewer than 10 mint or unused examples recorded. In fact, of all the major numbered Canadian stamps, only the #2 and #31 are known in similar small quantities. This stamp is likely the second nicest example, with the original gum example in the Firth collection appearing to being the finest. Ex. Vadeboncoeur. Accompanied by a 2002 APS certificate and a (pink) 2010 Greene Foundation certificate. Rsv. $10,000. (Image)
1868 3c Red Large Queen on Laid Paper, used with 1868 datestamp, showing a vertical verge line, with pencil writing on back and a shorter perf, fine-very fine. (Image)
