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2003 $5 Moose with Engraved Colours Omitted, a mint never hinged full pane of 4, missing the Moose and foliage, etc. engraved colours, very fine and desirable. Accompanied by a 2020 Greene Foundation certificate. The Moose stamps were printed on sheets with 6 panes of 4 stamps. the stamps are printed first by lithography (background colours, etc.) then by a separate printing pass through an intaglio press, which prints the engraved Moose. The "Missing Moose" error occurs when two of the gummed sheets temporarily adhere together and go through the intaglio press, resulting in a normal sheet on top and a sheet with a faint albino impression (but no ink) on the bottom. One of the most visually striking modern errors, and arguably more so than the Inverted Seaway. (Image)
1997 $8 Grizzly Bear Pane of Four with Imperforate Top Selvedge and Top Half of Upper Stamps, mint never hinged, very rare and very fine. This is the first we have handled of this major error, and we are aware of only four in existence. (Image)
Unitrade $ 6,000
Opening C$ 4,800.00
Sold...C$ 4,800.00
Closed..Feb-16-2021, 13:45:14 EST
Sold For 4800
Sale No: 35
Lot No: 343
Symbol: O/**/
Cat No: 1693, 1694
Collection of $5 Moose and $8 Grizzly Bear High Value Definitives, the $5 is represented by 7 MNH complete panes, one of which has a strong offset on reverse (Unitrade #1693ii) plus two singles, one of which has a strong offset. Some of the other panes show offsets in varying degrees. One of the panes shows horizontal brown streaks, and 5 of them show the "vertical line between top two stamps" with lower and higher placements, one of which is shifted to the right. Also includes a nice used pane with Etobicoke cancel. The $8 is represented by a nice used pane plus a single tied to card by "We appreciate your business" postmark. The lot also contains some first day covers ($5 x2 and $8) plus one each of the "P" denominated stationery envelopes of the same designs as well as a pane of the $4 value (still in its original packaging) and a parcel wrapper franked with 7x $8 Grizzly Bears plus other stamps. An interesting collecting area. (Image)
2000 95c Queen Mother's Centenary, Imperforate, a mint never hinged full souvenir pane of 9 imperforate stamps, very fine and very rare, with only 4 known. Accompanied by a 2020 Greene Foundation certificate. Catalogue value given is for 4 pairs only. (Image)
2002 $1.25 Year of the Horse Souvenir Sheet Essay, mint never hinged, without tagging, with overall quadrille grid in black, embossed and with small colour and other differences with the issued sheet. As described and priced in Unitrade footnote. (Image)
Unitrade $ 850
Opening C$ 250.00
Sold...C$ 250.00
Closed..Feb-16-2021, 13:48:35 EST
Sold For 250
Sale No: 35
Lot No: 347
Symbol: **
Cat No: 2055 var, 2072 var.
2004 50c and $1.40 Coil Singles with Dramatic Misplaced Die Cutting, all different, with two 50c stamps and six $1.40 stamps, each with misplaced serpentine horizontal die cutting, one of the 50c shows the start (or end) traffic lights and printer's inscription, and three of the $1.40 show Maple Leafs. A very fine group for the specialist collector of these fascinating issues. (Image)
Est $ 350
Opening C$ 200.00
Sold...C$ 200.00
Closed..Feb-16-2021, 13:48:57 EST
Sold For 200
Sale No: 35
Lot No: 348
Symbol: **
Cat No: 2844, BK623
2015 $1.20-$2.50 Recalled Error Souvenir Sheet, Plus $1.20 Booklet, includes both the souvenir sheet of 5 with the listed "Hoodoos" error, and the booklet of 6 (BK623) with the same error, both mint never hinged and very fine. (Image)
Est $ 100
Opening C$ 150.00
Sold...C$ 150.00
Closed..Feb-16-2021, 13:49:19 EST
Sold For 150
Sale No: 35
Lot No: 349
Symbol: **
Cat No: 1ST, 2ST
Group of Three Scarce Stick 'N Tick Items, first is a test proof of the 1983 design (Bileski states that 13 are known and his retail for this was $400), second item is a 1983 design item with "inverted die cut" (which Bileski describes as the "supreme rarity" with only 8 singles known) and the third item is a pair of the 1984 test proofs, which Bileski notes as one of 4 or 5 pairs in existence (his retail on this item was $600). A rare group for the specialist, all accompanied by the original Bileski enclosing envelopes (each with his hand-written description) plus a full page ad from the Canadian Stamp News with his Stick 'N Tick offerings. (Image)
Est $ 200
Opening C$ 600.00
Sold...C$ 600.00
Closed..Feb-16-2021, 13:49:47 EST
Sold For 600
Back of the Book -- Complete Booklets
Sale No: 35
Lot No: 350
Symbol: **
Cat No: BK96b var.
1988 50c Booklet with Green Tab and Unlisted Tagging Variety, a fresh group of 20 complete booklets, each showing the 37c value tagged only on three sides, untagged at right. These also have a sliver of tagging at the top of the pane, plus a tagging bar at extreme left, to the left of the tab. Only listed as tagged or untagged in Unitrade. (Image)
Est $ 150
Opening C$ 100.00
Sold...C$ 100.00
Closed..Feb-16-2021, 13:50:09 EST
Sold For 100
Sale No: 35
Lot No: 351
Symbol: **
Cat No: BK156A var.
1992 49c Fruit Tree Booklet Containing an 86c Pane Inside, mint never hinged and unopened, and the first example of this variety we have offered. Unitrade footnote quotes "6 have been reported" and catalogue these at only $250. A great item for the booklet or modern variety collector. (Image)
1930 5c Air Mail Die Essay in Black, mounted on thick card, with the word "POST" at right instead of "POSTAGE". Very fine and quite rare, with pencil note on back reading "ex. John C. Cornelius", accompanied by a 2018 Greene Foundation certificate. (Image)
1930 5c Olive Brown Air Mail, a mint never hinged plate 1 block of six, showing the reversed 1 in the left margin, middle row, fine-very fine. Only one of these appeared in every sheet of 200, in the upper left pane of 50. Some sheets had wide margins and some narrower, and we are aware of only 3 plate blocks of 6, with only one having a wide margin, as many of the plate sheets were overprinted for the Imperial Economic Conference issue. (See also Lot 798). (Image)
1935 6c Air Mail Photographic Proof, of the final design, enlarged (to 57 x 40 mm) and mounted on thick card. There is a circular handstamp on back reading "Philatelic Sect., Fin. Br. / P.O. Dept, Ottawa. FEB 8 1936". A recent RPSC exhibit of the 1935 Pictorial Issue did not include an example of this photographic proof. Accompanied by a 2018 Greene Foundation certificate. (Image)
Est $ 650
Opening C$ 725.00
Sold...C$ 725.00
Closed..Feb-16-2021, 13:52:31 EST
Sold For 725
Back of the Book -- Semi-Officials Airmails #CLP1-
1918 25c Aero Club of Canada Semi-Official Tête-Bêche Pair on Off-White Paper, mint with full original hinged gum (small hinge used to reinforce separation at top), very fine. This is the same paper as was used to print the CLP1 stamps. (Image)
1918 25c Aero Club of Canada Semi-Official Forgery, very similar to the issued stamp but with no red colour, this one without gum with a small "reprint" notation on back, very fine and rare. (Image)
1918 25c Aero Club of Canada Semi-Official Tête-Bêche Pair on Off-White Paper, mint with full original hinged gum (hr), very fine. This is the same paper as was used to print the CLP1 stamps. (Image)
1919 Aero Club of Canada Proof of Frame Design in Red, printed on card measuring 85 x 107 mm, and very rare, with only 4 known examples, as stated by collector Bob Jamieson about 40 years ago, and the Cornelius sale in 1971 and 1972 had only one in each sale. Fresh, very fine and desirable. (Image)
1919 Aero Club of Canada Proof of Frame Design in Black, printed on card measuring 45 x 67 mm, and extremely rare, with only 2 known examples, as stated by collector Bob Jamieson about 40 years ago. Fresh, very fine and desirable. (Image)
