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1959.APR.2 5c Nato Issue Group of 36 Cacheted First Day Covers, with 35 different cachets, frankings are made up of singles, pairs and blocks of four. We note many scarce to very rare cachets (too many to list), a large Schering cover (with insert), two Meter Digest items, covers addressed to Israel and Australia, and more. Overall very fine, see scans for an idea. (Image)
1959.MAY.13 5c Country Women Issue Group of 24 Cacheted First Day Covers, including 22 different cachets, noting singles, pairs, a plate block and blocks of four. Good assortment of postmarks as well, very fine and all scanned online. (Image)
1959.JUN.18 5c Royal Visit Issue Group of 30 Cacheted First Day Covers, including 27 different cachets (several scarce to rare), noting singles, pairs, a plate block and blocks of four. Good proportion postmarked with Ottawa Crown First Day of Issue slogan, very fine and all scanned online. (Image)
1959.JUN.26 5c St Lawrence Seaway Issue Group of 94 Cacheted First Day Covers, including 50 different cachets (including many scarce and rare ones), noting singles, pairs, plate blocks and blocks of four, replacement cover, special inserts, combination Canada - USA issues and much more. Good assortment of postmarks as well and includes about a dozen oversize items. A rare trifold sheet with #386, 387 and US stamp has a tear, but is #3 of 45 prepared. A lovely collection which would be difficult to duplicate, very fine and many are scanned online. (Image)
1959.SEP.19 5c Plains of Abraham Issue Group of 30 Cacheted First Day Covers, including 26 different cachets, noting singles, pairs, a few plate blocks and blocks of four, inserts, replacement cover, etc. Good assortment of postmarks as well, very fine and all scanned online. (Image)
1928.SEP.21 5c Air Mail Issue Group of 3 First Day Covers, with two copies of the first Roessler cachet with portrait of Charles Lindbergh, as well as a cover from Ottawa to Buffalo, with Ted Wright black Maple Leaf cachet. Also includes a fourth cover, being a first flight from Regina to North Battleford mailed on MAR.3.1930 and a fifth mailed on AUG.1.1930, the first day of the new 8c air mail rate to the USA (with 3c Medallion). Very fine. (Image)
1930.DEC.4 5c Air Mail Issue First Day Cover, mailed to and from Ottawa with a "Mail Early..." slogan cancel. Also includes a C2 on FFC from Siscoe to Val d'Or mailed JAN.11.1935. Both very fine. (Image)
1932.FEB.22 6c on 5c Air Mail Issue Group of 29 Various First Day Covers, includes a good variety of different cachets, towns, etc with a very little bit of duplication. We note a group of 7 Roessler orange cachets (5 diff. towns), a cover also franked with an E3 and an Edmonton label, a rare American cacheted cover with US flag and George Washington, 5 Bob of the North Land cachets and more. Also included are an extra two covers not mailed on first day, still interesting. Overall very fine group. (Image)
1932.JUL.12 6c on 5c Air Mail Issue Group of 9 Roessler First Day Covers, from 9 different cities, with 2 similar cachets, one with "Via Airmail Ottawa - Bradore Bay". Very fine (Image)
1932.JUL.12 6c on 5c Air Mail Issue Group of 10 Various First Day Covers, including 7 covers franked with a single stamp (incl. three Bob of the Northland cachets), a block of four franking on a registered first day first flight to Bradore Bay, with "Ottawa to Belle Isle" slogan cancel, flight cachet, etc. Also a Bob of the North Land cacheted cover franked with C3, C4 and 1c and 3c Arch issues, and last but not least is an airmail cover to Dutch West Borneo, returned to sender with multiple postmarks on back, franked with 8 different stamps of the era. All are postmarked JUL.12, and very fine. (Image)
1935.JUN.1 6c Air Mail Issue Group of 13 Various First Day Covers, with a good variety of different cachets (a little duplication), all franked with a single stamp, see scans for an idea. Also includes a further two covers not mailed on the first day, one being a first flight La Loche to Buffalo Narrows and the other commemorating the July 1st 1936 Vancouver Golden Jubilee. (Image)
1938.JUN.15 6c Air Mail Issue Group of 36 Various First Day Covers, with a good variety of different cachets, frankings of mostly singles and three plate blocks. Includes 12 uncacheted covers, some with corner cards. A mostly very fine group, see scans for an idea. (Image)
1935.JUN.1 20c Special Delivery Issue Group of 8 Various First Day Covers, with a good variety of different cachets and frankings, two are franked with a single E6, rest have various other stamps of the era. Very fine, all are scanned online. (Image)
1939.APR.1 10c Special Delivery Issue Group of 4 Various First Day Covers, all with different additional frankings paying for drop letter rates. Also includes a further 4 covers not dated on the first day, but rather close (APR.3, APR.3, APR.4 and MAY15) for a total of 8 covers. Very fine, all are scanned online. (Image)
1938.JUN.15 20c Special Delivery Issue Group of 10 Various First Day Covers, with a good variety of different cachets and frankings, only two are franked with a single E6, rest have various other stamps of the era. We note one with Petawawa Camp F.P.O. cancels. Very fine, all are scanned online. (Image)
1939.MAR.1 10c on 20c Special Delivery Issue Group of 6 Various First Day Covers, mostly uncacheted except for a Hamilton Philatelic Society handstamp, all have various other stamps of the era. We note one with unlisted "Broken O in left 10" variety (only listed with this variety at right), one is addressed to New Zealand, etc. Very fine, all are scanned online. (Image)
Retail $ 345
Opening C$ 90.00
Sold...C$ 90.00
Closed..Sep-22-2020, 17:15:54 EST
Sold For 90
Sale No: 34
Lot No: 757
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: Newfoundland #130
1920.SEP.15 3c on 35c Surcharged Issue First Day Cover, mailed from St John's to Roessler in East Orange NJ, (with his address handstamp in purple), with a lovely "Winged Letters" pictorial cachet in green at bottom. Very fine and rare. (Image)
Retail $ 250
Opening C$ 90.00
Sold...C$ 90.00
Closed..Sep-22-2020, 17:16:38 EST
Sold For 90
Sale No: 34
Lot No: 758
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: Newfoundland #230-232
1937.MAY.12 KGVI Coronation Issue Group of 38 Mostly Cacheted First Day Covers, with a good variety of different cachets, also note some different postmarks and frankings are mostly all made up of sets of three, but also note a set of three covers each with a block of four and a few other franking varieties. Includes many scarce to very scarce cachets, see scans for an idea. Also includes four additional cover not dated first day, but rather MAY.15, JUN.7, JUN.15 and DEC.31. Note covers addressed to England, South Africa, Bermuda, etc. Overall very fine. (Image)
Retail $ 1,020
Opening C$ 250.00
Sold...C$ 250.00
Closed..Sep-22-2020, 17:17:21 EST
Sold For 250
Sale No: 34
Lot No: 759
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: Newfoundland #233-243
1937.MAY.12 Long Coronation Issue Group of 27 Mostly Cacheted First Day Covers, with a small selection of different cachets, also note some different postmarks and a wide variety of frankings, including a block of four, complete sets on one (one or both sides) or two cover sets, etc., see scans for an idea. 16 of the covers are oversize and we note a#235i major re-entry and possibly others (mostly unchecked). Also includes two additional cover sets not dated first day, but rather MAY.15 (in combination with Coronation issues) and DEC.6 (complete set on registered covers). Overall very fine, and scans only show part sets of different cachets, etc. (Image)
Retail $ 750
Opening C$ 275.00
Sold...C$ 275.00
Closed..Sep-22-2020, 17:18:27 EST
Sold For 275
Sale No: 34
Lot No: 760
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: Newfoundland #249
1939.JUN.17 5c Royal Visit Issue Group of 36 Mostly Cacheted First Day Covers, with a good variety of different cachets, also note some different postmarks and frankings ranging from singles to blocks of four. Includes many scarce to very scarce cachets, see scans for an idea. Also includes an additional cover not dated first day, but rather a first Trans Atlantic flight dated June 28, 1939. Overall very fine. (Image)
