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1908 House of Commons Registered Cover, mailed from the House of Commons in Ottawa on APR.29.1906, with a House of Commons c.d.s. free strike. Sent registered, the cover required to be franked with a 7c Edward, which is tied by a double circle "Ottawa / Canada / Registered Free" datestamp in purple (Davis / Teyssier OR-3i very rare, this being the only recorded strike), as well as an oval "Registered / at the / House of Commons / of / Canada" in black (Davis / Teyssier CR-2ii, very rare, this being one of only 4 recorded strikes in black). The cover is also endorsed by an MPP and addressed to Colorado. It travelled by train to Toronto (APR.30 backstamp) to Niagara Falls (RPO on back). Back of the cover shows a green embossed monogram of the House of Commons, partially covered over by a "Buy Within the British Empire" cinderella stamp. A lovely cover for its many attractive attributes and would be a great addition to an Edward collection (rare use of the 7c) or Free franking exhibit, etc. (Image)
1904 10c Edward Single Franking on Registered Cover to Denmark, mailed Ottawa on APR.21.1904 to Skive, Denmark through London with APR.30 transit on back. The cover is franked with a single 10c Edward (large-margined but tiny faults) paying the proper UPU rate. The back has a Louisiana Purchase Exposition 1904 label depicting a map of the United States, properly tied by c.d.s. postmarks. Very fine and a scarce single use. (Image)
1903 10c Edward Single Franking on Registered Cover to Belgium, mailed in the first month of issue of the stamp, on JUL.30.1903 from Montréal to Brussels Belgium, with AUG.19 receiver, through London England on AUG.10. Franked with a single 10c Edward paying the proper UPU rate, very fine. (Image)
1903 10c Edward Single Franking on Registered Cover to Argentina, mailed from Toronto Sub Office No. 2 on OCT.17.1907 to Buenos Aires Argentina through New York, with OCT.19 transits on back and scarce registration label on front. The cover is franked with a single 10c Edward paying the proper UPU rate. Scarce and very fine. (Image)
Est $ 500
Opening C$ 250.00
Sold...C$ 250.00
Closed..Jun-23-2021, 11:32:25 EST
Sold For 250
Sale No: 37
Lot No: 606
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 96, 97, 100, etc.
Group of Québec Issues on 5 Registered Covers, with three registered covers each franked with a single 7c, all mailed domestically in 1908; 1908 stationery envelope to Switzerland with 7c Québec (bit stained) and 2c Map; and 1910 Winnipeg to Toronto with ½c (pair), 1c and 7c Québecs plus a 2c Map for a total of 11c, with cinderellas on back advertising the Winnipeg 1908 International Exchange. A very fine group. (Image)
Est $ 250
Opening C$ 180.00
Sold...C$ 180.00
Closed..Jun-23-2021, 11:33:07 EST
Sold For 180
Sale No: 37
Lot No: 607
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 104/117, etc.
Group of 7 Admiral Registered Covers, with 1914 7c rate Victoria BC to Ireland (bit of toning on stamps); 1915 8c rate in War Tax stamps Arrborg MB to Indiana USA through Winnipeg, Chicago and Anderson IN; 1918 8c in War Tax stamps Powassan ON to Hamilton; 1925 stationery cover 15c rate Hawkesbury ON to Preston ON (many backstamps incl. RPO); 1925 Port Dover ON to Somersetshire England with many backstamps incl. scarce Montreal British Branch c.d.s.); 1926 12c rate Toronto to Kitchener; and 1930 15c rate first flight registered cover from Edmonton to Jamaica, NY, for the "F.A.M. Route 5 / Miami Cienfuegos Kingston" flight with many backstamps and quite a lengthy write-up. Overall very fine group. (Image)
1923 20c Admiral Single Franking on Registered Cover to France, mailed from Montréal Station B on NOV.6.1923 to Paris France, this book dealer corner card cover is franked with a single 20c Admiral. Very fine and scarce. (Image)
Est $ 150
Opening C$ 140.00
Sold...C$ 140.00
Closed..Jun-23-2021, 11:35:05 EST
Sold For 140
Sale No: 37
Lot No: 609
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 149/210
Group of 5 Registered Covers, 1928-1935, four of which have various combinations of stamps to pay the rate, including many Scroll issues, the other is franked with a single 13c Citadel. Three were mailed domestically, including a Regina drop, also one to England and one to the US. Very fine and interesting group, all scanned online. (Image)
Est $ 150
Opening C$ 30.00
Sold...C$ 30.00
Closed..Jun-23-2021, 11:35:31 EST
Sold For 30
Sale No: 37
Lot No: 610
Symbol: Cvr/P
Cat No: Collection
Group of 14 Covers and Cards with Better Destinations, Rates, Frankings, 1904-1944, 1904 2c Numeral on picture postcard to Germany; 1908 combination franking on registered cover to Haiti; 1934 combination on airmail cover to Quetta India through Karachi (35c rate in effect only one year); 1938 15c combination of Muftis on registered cover to Latvia; 1935 5c Medallion single on cover to China; 1928 2c Confederation single on picture postcard to Guernsey; 1942 3c Mufti single on patriotic Victory cover to Southern Rhodesia; 1939 1c Royal Visit on wrapper to Mauritius, Africa / passed by censor in Mauritius; 1936 27c combination on airmail cover to Costa Rica; 1931 15c combo on registered cover to Germany; 1933 18c combo of Medallions on registered cover to Czechoslovakia; 1929 18c combination (mostly Scrolls) on registered advertising cover to Austria; 1932 18c combination on corner card registered cover to Turkey; and 1944 20c War (x2 = 40c) on airmail registered cover to Switzerland, with blackout c.d.s. datestamps and green "SERVICE SUSPENDU" plus a pointing finger return to sender, with no return address so sent to DLO in Ottawa. A very interesting group, needless to say the backs are loaded with postmarks, overall very fine and all scanned online. (Image)
Est $ 500
Opening C$ 325.00
Sold...C$ 325.00
Closed..Jun-23-2021, 11:36:03 EST
Sold For 325
Canada Airmail
Sale No: 37
Lot No: 611
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: Collection
Collection of 40 Different Small Sized First Flight Covers, 1929-1930, a lovely collection of all different covers, either by flight, franking, c.d.s. or cachet. These all measure 4 x 2½ inches, are all addressed to the same person in Massachusetts, and would be difficult to duplicate. A great starter collection of these, or could be use to embellish an existing collection. Very fine, all mounted on pages and all scanned online. (Image)
Group of 6 Covers Franked with CL5, all mailed between AUG.10.1925 to SEP.2.1925 to or from Rouyn Lake and Haileybury, all but one have the semi-official on front, very fine. Rsv. $375. (Image)
1926 Jack Elliot Unofficial Essay on Cover, mailed Kitchener on MAR.2 to Red Lake through Rolling Portage (MAR.6 broken circle on front), franked with an unofficial essay of CL6, covered with the issued stamp, both tied by a blue Kenora (Red Lake) oval dated MAR.6. Few small wrinkles, etc, still overall very fine and scarce. Rsv. $200. (Image)
1926 Regina SK to Red Lake Jack Elliot Air Mail Registered Cover, mailed Regina on MAR.22.1926 to Capt. Harrington, Air Pilot, Red Lake Gold Fields. The cover is franked with a CL6 tied by a blue double oval reading "Jack V. Elliot Air Service / Red Lake Gold District / MAR.30.1926" plus 1c, 4c and 8c Admirals. Back shows Regina and Winnipeg c.d.s. datestamps plus a small handstamp reading "RCM / AIR FIELD". Reduced at right and vertical crease away from the stamps, still interesting and fine. (Image)
1926 Haileybury to Rouyn and Return Flight Covers, both franked with CL10 and properly tied, both are also signed by pilot, a few light wrinkles, very fine. (Image)
Unitrade $ 450
Opening C$ 40.00
Sold...C$ 80.00
Closed..Jun-23-2021, 11:38:58 EST
Sold For 80
Sale No: 37
Lot No: 616
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: CL10, CL11
Group of 4 Elliot Fairchild First Flight Covers, All Pilot Signed, with Rouyn to Asbestos Mines AUG.12.1926 franked on back with CL10 tied by Rouyn c.d.s.; Haileybury to Rouyn AUG.11.1926 franked on back with CL10 tied by Haileybury c.d.s.; plus same two routes and postmarks, franked with CL11 dated OCT.19.1926. All four covers signed by pilot and very fine. (Image)
1926 Birch Lake to Sioux Lookout First Flight Cover, franked with a plate 169 pair of 1c orange yellow Admirals, plus a #CL18f semi-official on back with "FED" (company president Frank E. Davidson) signature in green plus the "LOOKOTT" variety. The cover has the flight cachet in red on both sides, plus three strikes of the Birch Lake c.d.s. dated AUG.2.1926, Sioux Lookout AUG 2 receiver, and the cover was forwarded to Toronto evidenced by an AUG.4 receiver. A very nice cover with many collectible attributes. Rsv. $900. (Image)
Group of 10 Covers Franked with CL42, 8 were mailed on APR.13.1928, 1 Roessler illustrated advertising cover was mailed from Carcross YT on APR.4 (CL42 on back) and 1 was mailed from Mayo Landing YT on APR.2, franked with a 2c Admiral and a 10c US Airmail, with CL42 on back. We note various other town postmarks and placements of the Yukon Airways wrapper bands, 1 cover is franked with two CL42s, and one cover is signed by Clyde Wann. A very fine group. (Image)
Group of Four Covers Franked with CL43, all mailed on different dates between MAR.9.1928 and APR.10.1928, from Jackson Manion ON, Clarke City PQ, Sioux Lookout ON and Red Lake ON, with flight cachets front or back, one has wrinkles, others are very fine. (Image)
Group of Three Flight Covers, 1925-1929, earliest is a "1st Trip" handstamped Admiral cover mailed Victoria BC on SEP.21.1925 with circular cachet "Victoria BC to Seattle, Wash / Via Sea Plane", very fine. Next is a cover mailed from Vancouver to New Jersey on JUL.29.1929 franked with a 5c McGee and a CL44 with "British Columbia Airways Ltd." corner card. Third cover is considered a precursor to the CL44 use, and was mailed Victoria BC to Vancouver BC on JUL.23.1928 with cachet reading "First Flight, / Air Mail / Victoria - Vancouver, B.C.", very fine. (Image)
Three Different First Flight Covers with CL51, first two are attractive "Bob of the North" covers Edmonton to Fort McMurray and return flight (these two pilot signed on front) plus a third mailed Fort McMurray to Edmonton. Very fine. (Image)
