MONTREAL ADVERTISING COVER - 1¢ Yellow pair tied to lightly toned cover by Montreal flag cancel Nov. 29, 1897, advert for COTTOLENE FOR COOKING, F-VF (Image)

Estimate 125 $

MONEY LETTER FROM KINGSTON 1836 - Stampless cover mailed from Kingston Nov. 19, 1836 to Toronto, large Kingston CDS in red endorsed 'Paid / Cash' in black with the postmaster's initials, rated 2/3 in black (triple rate), F-VF (Image)

Estimate 150 $

SAINT JOHN EXHIBITION COVER - 1¢ King Edward (Scott #89 tied to Crosby Molasses advertising cover for the 1904 Exhibition, mailed to Bridgetown, N.S., minor flaws but scarce, Fine

Estimate 75 $

1837 MONEY LETTER FROM MELBOURNE - Folded cover endorsed 'Money' and 'Melbourne 25 Feb. 1837', rated 2/3 in black (double rate),mailed to Quebec, VF, ex Harrison (Image)

Estimate 250 $

LARGE QUEEN CIRCULAR RATE - 1¢ Yellow Orange (#23) tied by Toronto two-ring '2' cancel to blue July 29, 1869 Prices Current to London, F-VF (Image)

Estimate 200 $

1851 MONEY LETTER TORONTO TO LONDON - Neat blue envelope in exceptionally nice condition from Toronto March1, 1851, straightline 'MONEY-LETTER' in red and rated 9, London March 4 backstamp, VF+, detailed write-up accompanies (Image)

Estimate 150 $

1843 MONEY LETTER TO PORT STANLEY - Folded cover Nov. 28, 1843 from St. Thomas, dispatch postmark and manuscript 'Money Letter' in red, Port Stanley red CDS backstamp with filled in date Nov. 29, 1843, light fold, VF, detailed write-up accompanies (Image)

Estimate 150 $

LAURENTIDE AIR SERVICE FLIGHT COVER - (25¢) Red rouletted (#CL4) tied by Larder Lake postmark to Jan. 22, 1925 flight cover from Rouyn Lake, scarce, VF (Image)

Estimate 250 $

MONEY LETTER TO CHIPPAWA 1849 - Choice folded letter mailed from Kingston to Chippawa, Kingston April 25, 1849 CDS PAID and MONEY-LETTER handstamps all in red, April 27 receiver backstamp, rated 11½ in red, VF (Image)

Estimate 150 $

REVENUE STAMP USED ON COVER - 2¢ Blue excise stamp improperly used from Toronto on Nov.14, 1929 cover to California, rated '4' postage due, F-VF

Estimate 75 $

1832 MONEY LETTER FROM RAWDON - Folded cover endorsed 'O.H.M.S.', 'Money Letter' and 'Rawdon 7th Sept. 1832', rated P.O. (postage paid) 3/9 (quintuple rate), a scarce early money letter, F-VF (Image)

Estimate 250 $

SEMI-OFFICIAL AIRMAIL COVER - 1926 (July 7) Red Lake to Sioux Lookout First Flight cover, cacheted and pilot signed, Red Lake split ring dispatch postmark; reverse franked with the Patricia Airways airmail (Style One - the ESSAY of the RED LAKE / AIR MAIL - in noticeably larger, thicker Gothic type), tied by Red Lake JUL 7 split ring departure and same-day Sioux Lookout arrival postmark, VF and very scarce (AAMC CL13 essay-2602a; Unitrade CL13 essay) (Image)

Estimate 750 $

1850 MONEY LETTER FROM RALEIGH - A roughly opened cover Jan. 4, 1850 from Raleigh to Sandwich, nice postmark and straightline 'MONEY-LETTER' both in red, rated '9', light receiver backstamp (Image)

Estimate 100 $

CANADA COVERS - ½p Rose tied by diamond grid cancellation of Toronto to printed bank election notice dated June 28, 1858, stamp with tiniest of corner flaws but fresh with four good margins, addressed to St. Davids, F-VF, Greene Foundation certificate (Image)

Cat. Value 1100 $

NUMERAL ISSUES COVER TO USA - OHMS legal size cover mailed registered from Hamilton Sept. 11, 1899 to Camden New Jersey, correctly franked (postage was free only to domestic destinations) with a 6¢ brown (small flaw but rarely seen on cover) and a 1¢ green. A desirable cover, appropriate postal markings on reverse, VF (#75, 80) (Image)

Estimate 175 $

SCARCE POSTAL STATIONERY VARIETY - 5¢ Blue Karsh Issue #10 envelope with DOUBLE PRINTED error,

Cat. Value 125 $

MONEY LETTER 1841 - Stampless cover with large double-ring West Williamsburg, U.C. postmark in red with hand inserted April 23, 1841 date, rated 2/9Triple rate) and mailed to Toronto where a large red "m" was applied indicating a money enclosure, VF (Image)

Estimate 200 $

1837 MONEY LETTER TO TRYCONNEL - Folded cover June 28, 1837 to Toronto, endorsed 'Money Letter' and rated 2/3 in black, light City of Toronto double ring dispatch in red, pays the triple rate, F-VF, detailed write-up accompanies (Image)

Estimate 200 $

1841 MONEY LETTER FROM THREE RIVERS - Folded cover Sept. 30, 1841 from Three Rivers with lovely clear dispatch postmark, endorsed 'Money' and rated 2/9 for the journey of 289 miles to Kingston, F-VF (Image)

Estimate 175 $

1846 MONEY LETTER FROM INDIANA, UC - Blue folded cover from Indiana with filled in Nov. 12, 1846 date, Hamilton Nov. 24 transit and Montreal Nov. 30 receiver with their straightline 'MONEY-LETTER' handstamps, all markings in red, rated 1/4(single rate), light fold, VF and attractive, detailed write-up accompanies, Indiana is now a ghost town (Image)

Estimate 400 $

PATRIOTIC POSTCARD - 1¢ Numeral(#75) tied by Toronto flag cancel to coloured postcard from Toronto to Stratford mailed Feb. 8, 1911, VF (Image)

Estimate 100 $

1858 COVER TO SCOTLAND - 7½p Green with light concentric rings cancel, lovely colour and huge margins on Oct. 6, 1858 cover from Woodstock UC to Scotland, Greene Foundation certificate indicate that the stamp did not originate on the cover, nevertheless a most attractive item with an exceptional used example of the seven and one half pence green, ex Brouse and Seybold (with their backstamps), VF, catalogue value is for the stamp only (Image)

Cat. Value 5000 $

PERFORATED OFFICIALS - 1¢ Green and 2¢ Brown tied by June 6, 1940 Vancouver machine cancel to blue Government TELEGRAM envelope to Burnaby, VF (Image)

Estimate 90 $

COMMERCIAL AIRWAYS COVER - (10¢) Black 'VIA AIR' (#CL47) tied by blue boxed cachet to May, 20, 1929 flight cover from Edmonton to Gran Prairie, octagonal blue cachet on front, VF (Image)

Cat. Value 150 $

1844 MONEY LETTER TO MONTREAL - Folded blue cover Aug. 6, 1844 from Toronto with black dispatch postmark and straightline 'MONEY-LETTER' in red, also italic 'Too Late', rated 1/1½ Montreal Aug. 9 receiver backstamp, VF (Image)

Estimate 200 $