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Group of Three Uprated 2c Rate Post Cards to the United States, dated between APR.6.1874 and AUG.10.1874, all three cards have a 1c Small Queen added to make up for the short-lived 2c cross-border rate to the United States. Very fine, all scanned online. (Image)
Est $ 150
Opening C$ 70.00
Sold...C$ 70.00
Closed..Jun-23-2021, 10:11:16 EST
Sold For 70
Sale No: 37
Lot No: 483
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: Collection
Extensive and Valuable Collection of Unused Air Letters, with a total of 129 items, all neatly displayed in sheet protectors in a thick binder. Each item is also very well described by a dealer, with Webb number (when listed), value and retail price (between $19.95 and $99.50). We counted 44 SPECIMEN overprinted items, some that were never die cut, proof sheets (without stamp), many varieties and much more. We totaled up the retail which came to $7,100. There is duplication, but all are very fine and fresh, as well as ready to sell if purchased by a dealer, or a very strong addition to an existing collection. (Image)
Retail $ 7,100
Opening C$ 675.00
Sold...C$ 675.00
Closed..Jun-23-2021, 10:12:07 EST
Sold For 675
Sale No: 37
Lot No: 484
Symbol: PC
Cat No: Collection
1894 Fully Illustrated Colour Post Card, a 1c Queen Victoria card mailed from Hamilton to Hagersville, with a fully illustrated advertizing on back for the Hamilton Coffee and Spice Co., depicting a very colourful butterfly with its open wings showing some of the companies' wares. A rare and very fine example of early colour illustrated advertising cards, would also be ideal for a butterfly thematic collection or exhibit. (Image)
Great lot of 45 CPR Stationery Cards, 1900-1925, mostly used noting Webb 7th Edition: CPR4A, CPR35B, CPR36B, CPR37F, CPR38B, CPR38G, CPR41B, CPR42B, CPR43B, CPR44B, CPR44D, CPR66C, CPR80D. Some seldom seen backs such as CPR Cartier Passing Report, statement of earnings report in French (Recettes et dépenses), freight agent notice, a few to Europe and U.S. Unchecked for new Webb values, unchecked for possible varieties and dies, some with preprinted address, good catalogue value, with duplication. Some faults but overall fine to very fine and certainly a fun lot to look through with a new Webb catalogue. Scans show the whole lot. (Image)
Est $ 350
Opening C$ 250.00
Sold...C$ 250.00
Closed..Jun-23-2021, 10:12:59 EST
Sold For 250
Sale No: 37
Lot No: 486
Symbol: PC
Cat No: CPR2/45A
Collection of Queen Victoria Leaf Canadian Pacific Railway Illustrated Stationery Cards, all mounted and described on pages, with 25 cards in all including 5 unused. The used have a good assortment of postmarks including 1902 Montréal experimental, duplex, flag machines, etc. 5 were mailed to England, one to Germany and some to the United States. There is a good variety of material here, with Webb values ranging from $25 to $55 (also saw a used CPR3 valued at $200). Nice quality, and where there is duplication (usually no more than 2) it is because of an unlisted variety such as paper colour or other attributes. All pages scanned online. (Image)
Webb $ 1,035
Opening C$ 475.00
Sold...C$ 475.00
Closed..Jun-23-2021, 10:13:28 EST
Sold For 475
Sale No: 37
Lot No: 487
Symbol: PC
Cat No: CPR35B/45B
Collection of King Edward VII Canadian Pacific Railway Illustrated Stationery Cards, all mounted and described on pages, with 14 used cards total. Postmarks are mostly wavy line machines, but also saw a High River AB duplex, Fairville NB broken circle. 6 were mailed to England and one to France. There is a good variety of material here, with Webb values ranging from $25 to $50. Nice overall quality (one has filing holes), and where there is duplication (usually no more than 2) it is because of the printing on back, etc. All pages scanned online. (Image)
Webb $ 385
Opening C$ 110.00
Sold...C$ 110.00
Closed..Jun-23-2021, 10:14:09 EST
Sold For 110
Sale No: 37
Lot No: 488
Symbol: PC
Cat No: CPR38C/81G
Collection of King George V Admiral and Scroll Canadian Pacific Railway Illustrated Stationery Cards, all mounted and described on 24 pages, with 36 cards in all including 9 unused and only 4 Scroll issue cards. The used have a good assortment of postmarks including machines, slogans, duplex, nude daters, etc. 4 were mailed to England, one to France and several to the United States. There is a good variety of material here, with Webb values ranging from $25 to $55 (also includes some valued at $75, $85, $95 and $120). Nice quality, and where there is duplication (usually no more than 2) it is because of the different statements or other unlisted varieties. All pages scanned online. (Image)
Webb $ 1,405
Opening C$ 325.00
Sold...C$ 325.00
Closed..Jun-23-2021, 10:14:39 EST
Sold For 325
Sale No: 37
Lot No: 489
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: EN8, etc.
3c QV Postal Stationery Envelope with Northwest Rebellion of 1885 Private Print, #EN8 envelope has an illustrated corner card showing Louis Riel on horseback, as well as Gabriel Dumont and Big Bear plus others. Produced by Henry Hechler, who served in the 63 Riffles during the Riel Rebellion campaign. Very fine. Accompanied by a 1934 Riel Manitoba cover, a 1970 Louis Riel issue FDC with Cole cachet and another with a Jackson cachet and one with an Elliott-Marion cachet, a picture postcard mailed in 1910 depicting Gabriel Dumont holding a riffle, as well as two Winnipeg Philatelic Society 1969 exhibition items commemorating the Riel House and Riel stamp essay. A nice lot to further enhance into a thematic collection. (Image)
Est $ 150
Opening C$ 350.00
Sold...C$ 350.00
Closed..Jun-23-2021, 10:15:06 EST
Sold For 350
Sale No: 37
Lot No: 490
Symbol: Cvr
Two Better 1939 Royal Train Items, first is an unused letter card depicting a colour view of the Canadian Pacific Royal Train, with explanatory text on reverse by Folkard, printed by the Canadian Print & Litho. Cy. in Montreal, very fine. Second item is an unused folded envelope depicting the front of the Canadian Pacific Royal Train in blue and yellow, which when unfolded shows an additional photo of the side of the train with a page full of locomotive data. The inside of this envelope further opens up to show a colour map of Canada and the route that the Royal Train took, along with lengthy text. Very fine (light stain on front). (Image)
Est $ 100
Opening C$ 20.00
Sold...C$ 20.00
Closed..Jun-23-2021, 10:15:27 EST
Sold For 20
Sale No: 37
Lot No: 491
Symbol: Cvr/P
Medium Box Full of Unused Postal Stationery, QV to Modern, includes 8 international rate postcard factory cards (face $21). #8 envelopes (15c to 47c, plus 22 P rates, face $20) and #10 envelopes (30c to 47c and P rates, face $45), for a total face of $137. Also a large assortment of unused postal cards, aerogrames and lower value envelopes, change of address cards and regular cards, etc. Overall very fine. (Image)
10c Blue Cartier Imperforate on Cover to England,mailed Montreal on JAN.12.1857 to London England with red PAID receiver dated JAN.26. The folded letter (missing part of letter) is franked with a 10d blue Cartier imperforate on thin crisp paper, with large to huge margins, very fine. Ex Dale-Lichtenstein collection and purchased by the current owner in the Eaton & Sons "Rarity Auction" (ex K. Bileski Pence collection) in June 1995. Accompanied by a 1978 British Philatelic Association certificate. (Image)
½d Queen Victoria Imperforate on Folded Printed Circular, mailed from Toronto (square grid canceling stamp) to Woodstock, with clear JUL.24.1858 receiver on back. Franked with a ½d rose Queen Victoria imperforate. The blue printed circular is headlined "Departmental Notices" and has two large illustrations as well as text referring to schools and education, mentioning that the Chief Superintendent of Education will add 100% to whatever sums are raised for education, libraries, etc. Bit of edge aging, still a lovely document. (Image)
1859 3d Red Perforated Beaver on Cover, mailed from Hamilton on FEB.15.1859 to Vittoria CW (FEB.16 receiver) through Simcoe (FEB.16 transit). The cover is franked with a fine perforated 3d Beaver (short perf) tied by the Hamilton #16 in circular grid. Vertical crease away from the stamp and tear on backflap, still fine. (Image)
1865 Printed Circular Mailed at the 5c Letter Rate, a printed folded circular (no handwriting inside, but containing 2 pages of printed matter) mailed from Montréal on OCT.27.1865 to Repentigny, franked with a strip of 5 of the 1c rose Queen Victoria, paying the 5c letter rate. Very fine and interesting. (Image)
Est $ 150
Opening C$ 375.00
Sold...C$ 375.00
Closed..Jun-23-2021, 10:20:03 EST
Sold For 375
Sale No: 37
Lot No: 496
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 14, 15, 17, 20
Group of 5 First Cents Covers, 5c Beaver on 1861 cover North George Town LC to Prescott, 10c Consort on 1861 cover Montréal to Montpellier Vermont, 10c Consort on 1864 cover Hamilton to Buffalo New York (with PAID / CANADA-10-CENTS handstamp), 10c Consort on 1867 cover Québec City to Norwalk Connecticut (large double circle MONTREAL-POST-OFFICE / C.E backstamp) and 2c Queen Victoria on 1866 cover Hamilton to Cayuga (probably paying the adjacent post office rate?). A few backflap tears, else a mostly very fine group. (Image)
5c Beaver on 1862 Lady's Mourning Cover with Socked on the Nose 4-Ring 23, mailed from Niagara C.W on AUG.20.1862 to St Thomas, by G.W.R. (WEST AUG.20) through London (AUG.21) and arrived on AUG.22. The 5c Beaver was at first cancelled by a light Sarnia broken circle, then re-enforced by a 4-ring #23 from Niagara. A very fine cover in all respects. (Image)
17c Cartier on Cover to England, mailed from Kingston on FEB.27.1865 to Taunton England with a MAR.18 receiver on back. The blue cover is franked with a 17c blue Cartier (deep shade) tied by two grid cancels. Very fine. (Image)
Interesting Group of 20 Large Queen Covers, 1868-1909, some faulty covers not counted, includes several 3c franked covers and a few ½c, 1c, 6c from various post offices: Delaware CW, Acton CW, Midway CW, Toronto, Hamilton two-ring 5, Lindsay CW (x3), Stratford, Montréal, Lockes Island NS, Newport NS, Halifax NS, Plaister Cove NS, St. John NB. etc. mixed condition with some reduced, sulfurization etc. All scanned online. (Image)
Group of 21 Large Queen Covers, 1868-1885, includes a 1c LQ cover (trimmed at right), two 6c LQ covers to the United States and 18x 3c LQ covers. Noted a Widder Station (Lambton Co. backstamp, open 1862-1876), a 2-ring #25 on cover, some with pen cancels, etc. Some have folds, stains tears or other minor faults, still overall fine or better. (Image)
Unitrade $ 850
Opening C$ 90.00
Sold...C$ 250.00
Closed..Jun-23-2021, 10:24:34 EST
Sold For 250
Sale No: 37
Lot No: 501
Symbol: Cvr/P
Cat No: 34/45, etc.
Interesting Group of 30 Small Queen Covers and Cards, 1870-1898, noting two 1870 covers (June and July) both with copper red 3c, ½c franked registered to Germany, 2c RLS stamps, 5c UPU to France (Montreal hammer 1), Germany (front), New Zealand and to US. 2c drop, advertising, two Toronto North duplexes. 6c re-entry at top of right ‘’6’’, 3c deep rose carmine, and 3 stamps with fake overprint (not counted). Should be a fun lot, condition is mixed but overall fine and all scanned online. (Image)
