1930 CANADA 35¢ POSTAL NOTE, a 30¢ postal note uprated to 35¢ with the addition of a 5¢ mint stamp #146, issued at Shawnigan-Lake-BC on FEB14-1930 and cashed at Montreal on AUG31-1933, rare and VF est ($75+ US) (Image)

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1929 REGINA-SASK REGISTERED-AR CARD, postal form 39B-200,000-8-6-27 dated MAR2-1929 with Scroll Issue #150(x5) paying the 10¢ fee to acknowledge receipt of a registered letter to a local Regina addressee on MAR 4th, a scarce Scroll Issue use, ex-Steinhart, VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1931 REVELSTOKE HARDWARE 25¢ RATE to VANCOUVER, a parcel tag with Admiral #119 and Arch Issue #170 franking tied by an undated Revelstoke-BC roller cancel, pays the 25¢ first class 48 ounce parcel rate to Vancouver (3¢ for the first 4 oz + 11 x 2¢ per each subsequent 4 oz), the rate was in effect from JUL1-1931 to MAR31-1943 with this tag likely posted prior to DEC1-1932 when the Medallion 5¢ stamp was issued, VF est ($50+ US) (Image)

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1917 MONTREAL 5¢ RATE to SWITZERLAND, #135 (pair) pays the 5¢ UPU one ounce letter rate + overpays the 1¢ war tax in error, there was no war tax assessed on UPU letters, dated NOV3-1917 and addressed to Achoenwerd-Switzerland with receiver b/s DEC 7th, Canadian censor-C.205 sealing tape, a very scarce Confederation Issue rate, VF est ($50+ US) (Image)

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1929 KINGSTON-ONT 4¢ RATE to SWITZERLAND, Scroll Issue #150 (pair) pays the UPU 4¢ postcard rate dated JUL29-1929 to Bienne-Switzerland, a scarce Scroll Issue rate, ex-Steinhart, VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1934 MONTREAL 2¢ RATE to HOLLAND, Medallion Issue #196 pays the UPU 2¢ postcard rate dated MAY29-1934 to Amsterdam-Holland, F-VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1930 SYDNEY-NS 2¢ RATE to PANAMA CANAL-ZONE, Scroll Issue #150 pays the 2¢ USA Protectorate letter rate on cover dated APR7-1930 and addressed the ATLANTIC BREWERY & REFRIGERATION COMPANY at Cristobal-Canal-Zone, backflap removed, a very scarce Scroll Issue rate, F-VF est ($75+ US) (Image)

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1931 LONDON-ONT 5¢ RATE to ETHIOPIA, Arch Issue #170 pays the 5¢ UPU one ounce letter rate on cover dated SEP16-1931 and addressed to Addis-Ababa-Ethiopia, a very scarce East Africa destination, F-VF est ($75+ US) (Image)

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1934 HAMILTON 13¢ REGISTERED FDC to SOUTH-AFRICA, #208,209 franking pays the 3¢ British Empire one ounce letter rate + 10¢ registration fee on cover posted JUL1-1934 at Hamilton-Station-C, this was the first day of issue for both stamps and includes a Hamilton Philatelic Society cachet signed by postmaster J. Richter, addressed to Harrismith-South-Africa (formerly Orange Free State) with receiver b/s AUG 1st, a rare cachet FDC to a great destination, VF est ($100+ US) (Image)

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1937 OTTAWA 15¢ REGISTERED DOUBLE RATE to SINGAPORE, #218,223,237 pays the 4¢ British Empire 2 ounce letter rate (2 x 2¢ per ounce) + 10¢ registration fee + 1¢ war tax, on cover from Ottawa-Station-B on JUN4-1937, routing via the Montreal British Mail Office on JUN 5th + Singapore arrival on JUL 9th, legal size cover folded down to letter size, scarce rate and destination, F-VF est ($50+ US) (Image)

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1936 WESTERN CANADA TRADE DIRECTORY, TORONTO, illustrated adv showing the directory book on a Byers Publishing ½¢ Pictorial Issue reply postal card dated OCT10-1936, VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1938 THE INTERESTING JEWELRY SHOP, TORONTO, illustrated adv showing the home shop on back of Medallion Issue 1¢ postal card dated JAN13-1938, F-VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1933 OGILVIE FLOUR MILLS, BALCARRES-SASK, illustrated adv showing sacks of “BEST” and “GLENORA” brand flour, on back of 1¢ Medallion postal card, unposted and VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1934 VI-TONE MALT CHOCOLATE, HAMILTON, multicolor illustrated adv showing a tin of Vi-Tone chocolate on a Medallion Issue #197 franked business reply cover from Glace-Bay-NS on MAR4'1934, VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1934 NORTHROP & LYMAN DRUG COMPANY, TORONTO, multicolor illustrated adv showing a bottle of “OLYMPENE” brand muscle antiseptic liniment, on a Medallion Issue #207 coil franked cover dated MAY28-1934, VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1935 HOTEL ST-ROCH, QUEBEC-CITY, red and black illustrated adv showing the hotel building on Medallion #197 franked cover mailed from the Quebec City train station on AUG22-1935 and addressed to USA, F-VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1937 A. B. JARDINE MACHINISTS, HESPELER-ONT, illustrated adv showing a fancy company logo and a pipe threading tool, on a Pictorial Issue #219 franked cover from Hespeler on JUN10-1937, VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1916 RAILWAY $86,446 CHECK, from the Minneapolis, St-Paul, & Sault Ste Marie Railway Company, issued at Minneapolis-MINN on SEP28-1916 and payable to the CPR in Montreal for the August 1916 shared rail line freight balance, interesting accounting record on the check shows $176,414 collected for CPR freight in the USA and $262,860 collected by the CPR for Minneapolis Railroad freight in Canada, Canada revenue stamp #FWT8 pays the 2¢ document war tax, a great historical railroad item, VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1919 WHITE'S PRODUCE & FISH COMPANY, TORONTO, illustrated adv on a $216.25 Bank of Commerce check showing White's Toronto warehouse and offices, dated OCT2-1919 with Canada revenue stamp #FWT8 paying the 2¢ document war tax, VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1918 DOMINION BELTING COMPANY, HAMILTON, illustrated adv on a $175.14 Bank of Nova Scotia check showing a fancy maple leaf company logo, dated SEP20-1918 with Canada revenue stamp #FWT8 paying the 2¢ document war tax, VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1932 SPITTAL BROTHERS WOOLEN GOODS, LONDON-ONT, illustrated adv on a $10.30 Bank of Commerce check showing Spittal's warehouse and offices, Canada revenue stamp #FX36 pays the 2¢ document war tax, VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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