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Canadian Provinces: Newfoundland, 1923, 1¢-15¢ Small Pictorials (Scott 131-142), the complete set of 1923 values tied by grid cancels on a Registered cover from St. John's to Westmount, P.Q., Sep 26, 1923, backstamped Montreal and Westmount on Oct 1, Very Fine. Suggested Bid $250-350 (Image)
Canadian Provinces: Newfoundland, 1931, 20¢ gray black, imperforate at top margin (Scott 171 var), o.g., hinge remnants, fresh-faced with clean color on pristine paper, Very Fine. Unitrade 171i; C$600 ($450). Suggested Bid $250-350 (Image)
Suggested Bid $250-350
Opening US$ 500.00
Sold...US$ 500.00
Closed..Mar-29-2021, 11:11:18 EST
Sold For 500
Sale No: 755
Lot No: 104
Symbol: Cat No: FF-99, TO-1164
Canadian Provinces: Newfoundland, 1932 (May 19/21) Do-X America-Europe Return Flight, Newfoundland - Germany (AAMC FF-99, TO-1164),Roessler "DO-X Super-Plane" cacheted cover franked with German 2m & 4m South America Flight Zeppelins (C38-39) tied by a May 19 onboard cancel with handstamped flight cachet and May 27 Berlin backstamp, Very Fine. Scott $675 for #C38-39 on cover. AAMC $450 Suggested Bid $250-350 (Image)
Canadian Provinces: Newfoundland, 1942-48, 30¢ British Columbia Law, horizontal pair imperforate-between (Van Dam BCL38a), o.g., never hinged, the error in a bottom row strip of five; fresh and immaculate, Very Fine. Van Dam C$825 ($610) Suggested Bid $300-400 (Image)
Canadian Provinces: Nova Scotia, 1853, 1d red brown (Scott 1), exceptionally fresh with nice, well-balanced margins and a light mute oval grid cancel, Extremely Fine, ex-"Trillium", with 2001 Brandon certificate. Scott $525 Suggested Bid $400-600 (Image)
Canadian Provinces: Nova Scotia, 1851, 6d yellow green (Scott 4), with long oval grid cancel, Very Fine, signed Diena, Holcombe. Scott $825 Suggested Bid $400-600 (Image)
Canadian Provinces: Prince Edward Island, 1854 (Aug. 10) & 1857 (July 2), 2 covers from Britain to Prince Edward Island, the 1854 cover sent from Chichester to Three Rivers, the 1857 from Strontian to George Town; both with despatch and arrival datestamps and large "9" currency Due handstamp (Type P106); Chichester cover additionally with "d5" handstamp; soiling to both, the 1857 cover opened out and missing backflap, Fine, an interesting pair, Ex-Martyn Cusworth. Suggested Bid $150-200 (Image)
Canadian Provinces: Prince Edward Island, 1861 (Dec. 29), folded letter cover sheet, sent Charlotte Town to Moncton, blue sheet franked by #2, lightly tied by barred-oval cancel; PEI Type P5 despatch and Jan. 6 arrival handstamps on reverse, Very Fine, these blues will make you smile, a rare solo use on cover, Ex-John Seybold, with his handstamp on reverse. Scott $1,100 Suggested Bid $750-1,000 (Image)
Scott $1,100 Suggested Bid $750-1
Opening US$ 425.00
Sold...US$ 425.00
Closed..Mar-29-2021, 11:14:08 EST
Sold For 425
Sale No: 755
Lot No: 110
Symbol:
Canadian Provinces: Prince Edward Island, 1869 (late May), sensational thrice-forwarded cover from Charlotte Town to Paris, franked by eight examples of #6 (3 singles, a pair plus a strip of 3), each manuscript-cancelled with an "X" and light strikes of barred-oval handstamp cancels; London "PD" oval, Liverpool Br. Packet, and crayoned "1/2" markings in red, and June 16 Calais entry in black all on front; reverse a melée of addresses (one crossed out), transits and receivers, etc.; one stamp wrapped around right side of envelope, part of backflap missing from opening. A remarkable and unique franking to France—if you like well-traveled covers, this one's for you, Very Fine, with 2004 Greene Foundation certificate,
The 2s franking prepaid the double letter rate with 1s2d Sterling credit to Great Britain, which came into effect Jan. 1, 1861. Suggested Bid $2,500-3,500 (Image)
Canadian Provinces: Prince Edward Island, 1869 (Dec. 10), octuple-rate cover sent Charlotte Town to Wakefield, England, an absolutely massive envelope (355 x 101 mm), carried on the Inman Line vessel City of Antwerp (departed New York on Dec. 14); franked by a strip of four, a pair and two singles of the 9d perf 11½-12 reddish lilac (#8), totaling 72d Currency or 4s Sterling; stamps clearly cancelled by barred ovals with despatch datestamp at right and red "Paid/Liverpool/Br. Packet" handstamp at center; arrival datestamp (Dec. 27) on reverse; file folds and other minor wear mentioned solely for accuracy, Very Fine, a remarkable survivor, with 2010 Greene Foundation certificate,
The unique US Packet four-ounce octuple-rate franking, and the largest Pence issue cover recorded. Suggested Bid $750-1,000 (Image)
Canadian Provinces: Prince Edward Island, 1871 (Mar. 4), sole cover known sent from Charlotte Town to England via New York, with 6d postage paid by a partially separated pair of #6 tied by broken-barred oval obliterator (P144) with two strikes (one additionally tying) of the Charlotte-Town datestamp (Type P80); light Paid Liverpool Br. Packet handstamp in red at lower left, with March 20 arrival handstamp on reverse; adhesives pay the single-letter rate to Britain via the US; envelope front with horizontal tear through the stamps, repaired, nonetheless Very Fine, as the only recorded example of this rate, equivalent to 4d Stg., Ex-Martyn Cusworth, Alan Griffiths, with 2004 Greene Foundation certificate. Suggested Bid $350-500 (Image)
Canadian Provinces: Prince Edward Island, 1871 (Oct. 23), registered cover from Charlotte Town to Rollo Bay, addressed to "Grand River Wharf/Lot 55", a cover from Samuel C. Owen, whose dated handstamp appears on backflap; postage and fees paid by two vertical pairs of #6 lightly cancelled; accompanying certificate states that neither pair is tied but "were genuinely used on cover"—though it appears to us that the left pair is lightly tied at bottom of right-hand stamp; "Registered/77" in manuscript upper left (partly covered by stamp), Charlotte-Town despatch handstamp at lower right; bottom edge wear, small damage to back flap and mounting residue on reverse, still nearly Very Fine, and a very rare franking, with 2000 Greene Foundation certificate. Suggested Bid $750-1,000 (Image)
Canadian Provinces: Prince Edward Island, 1871 (Dec. 21), registered cover from Charlotte Town to Wood Islands, orange envelope franked by #5 and #6, each tied by unobtrusive barred-oval cancels with Charlotte-Town despatch alongside; "479/Registered" in manuscript at upper left; some edge wear and damage to front and backflap, none of which impacts the stamps or markings, Fine to Very Fine, a rare franking, signed on reverse by Toronto dealer Edward Y. Parker, with 2000 Greene Foundation certificate. Suggested Bid $300-400 (Image)
Suggested Bid $300-400
Opening US$ 180.00
Sold...US$ 180.00
Closed..Mar-29-2021, 11:16:55 EST
Sold For 180
Canada
Sale No: 755
Lot No: 115
Symbol: Cat No: Collection
Canada, ca. 1840-95, Selection of 22 stampless covers, attractive assortment offering a nice mix of origin postmarks, auxiliary markings, rates and destinations (both domestic and cross-border to the US); note three to the War Office, "City of Washington" [DC], one to a Miss Ryerson in the Education Office in Toronto (a relation of the founder of Ryerson University, perhaps?), a Money Letter from Hamilton CW to Brantford, plus items for Quebec, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick; generally sound, though often with file folds or travel/age wear, Very Fine overall, a pretty lot; see them all online. View a PDF of images for this lot Suggested Bid $750-1,000 (Image)
Canada, 1918 "Dominion Ammunition" ILLUSTRATED ADVERTISING COVER, marvelous all-over multicolor design featuring a Moose on the front of a cover, the stamp and address on the flap side, franked with a 2¢ brown War Tax (MR4) tied by a Port Hope, Ont. duplex handstamp, May 18, 1918, to Hamilton, Ont.; opening tear at the top edge, still Very Fine and quite spectacular. Suggested Bid $250-350 (Image)
Canada, 1851, Beaver, 3d red, laid paper (Scott 1), a good impression giving solid color and detail; strong laid lines, with four clear to large margins and an off-center target cancel; slight oxidation, Extremely Fine, with 2020 P.S.A.G. certificate graded 90. SMQ XF 90; $1,500. Scott $1,000 Suggested Bid $1,000-1,500 (Image)
Canada, 1851, Beaver, 3d red, laid paper (Scott 1), four nice margins, with mute concentric-rings target cancel, Very Fine. SG 1; £1,100 ($1,420). Scott $1,000 Suggested Bid $400-600 (Image)
Canada, 1851, Beaver, 3d red, laid paper (Scott 1), horizontal pair, with good detail and two partial seven-ring targe cancels; laid lines faint as often; slight natural oxidation, Extremely Fine, with 2020 P.S.A.G. certificate graded 90. SMQ XF 90; $3,000 as singles. Scott $2,000 as singles Suggested Bid $2,000-3,000 (Image)
Canada, 1851, Prince Albert, 6d slate violet, laid paper (Scott 2), with mute concentric-rings target cancel, Very Fine, with 1985 Greene Foundation certificate. SG 2; £1,300 ($1,680). Scott $1,500 Suggested Bid $500-750 (Image)
Canada, 1852, Beaver, 3d red, ribbed, hard wove paper (Scott 4 var), cleanly printed with vignette fully visible; four clear to large margins; extraneous mark in black above "R" of "THREE", Very Fine to Extremely Fine, unpriced on ribbed hard wove paper in the SMQ, with 2009 C.P.E.S. and 2020 P.S.A.G. certificates, the latter graded 85. SMQ VF-XF 85. Unitrade 4iii; C$850 ($630). Suggested Bid $400-600 (Image)
