Group of Mostly Censored World War II Newfoundland Covers, with 13 covers mailed 1943-1944 to the United States with "Passed by R.C.A.F. / Censor" handstamps, also one each unused P2 and P3 stationery postcards, a 1942 cover to the United States with 7353 censor tape, 1917 registered cover to the US, 1907 2c King Edward VII cover to England and an 1894 cover to Ottawa (missing stamp) with three different contents (some do not belong). Some with opening faults, etc., still overall fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 100

Group of 12 Different "AYRE" Perfin Newfoundland Covers, 1930-1947, with a good variety of different frankings, 7 were mailed to the United States, 2 to Canada, and we note that 11 of the covers have the Ayre & Sons advertising. Also, one of the covers to the US has a censor tape. Overall fine to very fine and not often offered. All covers photographed online. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Group of 12 Covers with Rare Newfoundland Postmarks, including Glenwood straight line, Badger Forward, Hebron Labrador, Hopedale, Boot Harbor, Femish Cove, Griquet, Great Brehat, Ireland's Eye, Clam Bank Cove, Richard's Harbour and Fortune Head of Bay. Variety of frankings, etc., and the postmarks are mostly fine to very fine and not often seen. These should easily retail between $50 and $100 each, or more. All are scanned online. (Image)

Estimate $ 350

Group of 370 Primarily Business Use Newfoundland Covers, Mostly from the 1920s, noted many corner cards, FDCs, first flights, registered, stamp dealers, covers to England, etc., also considerable postmark interest. Also includes a selection of 14 dealer cards stuffed with stamps collected for nice, clean town postmarks. Condition varies widely and many are fronts only, still an interesting lot for the postal history enthusiast. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Group of 34 Newfoundland Covers or Cards, 1896-1948, including two later ones, most were mailed to the United States or Canada, but noted one to Turkey, India, England, Hawaii, Austria, also noted censored, registered, first flights, first day covers, a few cheques, stationery cards, etc. An overall fine group. (Image)

Estimate $ 100

1932 DO-X Trans Atlantic Cover Flown to England, mailed St Johns Newfoundland on MAY.19.1932 (neat strike of the usual slogan machine cancel) and addressed to London, England, with no receiver. The cover is franked with a very fine example of the specially overprinted $1.50 on $1 Dornier DO-X Flight Airmail issue. Very fine, with pencil notation on back "Flown cover guaranteed / Geo. C. Ginn". (Image)

Unitrade $ 500