Group of Mint Never Hinged Blocks, Plate Blocks and Multiples, with 11 different blocks and corner blocks, 4 different plate blocks (no premium added for plate inscriptions), a booklet pane of four (186b), two large blocks of the 1c King James I issue (87a block of 20 and 87b block of 24, unchecked for varieties) and an upper right corner block of 10 of #238 (with the 4 major re-entries, counted as regular stamps only). Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 1,037

Collection / Accumulation of Mint and Used Newfoundland, 1868-1947, with roughly 300 stamps, in roughly 20 Minkus hingeless album pages and a few manila stock pages. The lot begins with a mint and used collection containing 130 stamps, ranging from Scott #32/270, including #s 183-199 (m.h., c.v. $91 total), 233-243 (n.h., $64 total), along with stamps and a few sets cataloguing from $10 to $40. The lot rounds out with an accumulation of roughly 170 used stamps, ranging from the 1880s onward, and roughly 20 mint and used provinces, including New Brunswick 6-11 (m.h., $305 total). Online photos show a sampling. We note a few early mint stamps with no gum. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 100

Valuable Collection of Mint and Used Newfoundland, 1857-1947, in 27 hingeless album pages (we estimate roughly 95% completeness for regular issues only), along with a few pages of mint and used BNA stamps. The collection begins with 19 Pence issues, mint unless otherwise noted with Scott #s 1, 3, 5, 8 (used, 0 margins), 11, 12A, 13 (used, faults), 15A (x2), 18 (x2), 20. 20ii, 21 (x3), 22, 23, and First Cents #s 25-26 (used), 28-29, 31 (x2). The collection continues with mint and used stamps and sets, complete for regular issues from 1868 to 1947, noting better mint stamps and sets with #s 32, 33, 59, 61-74, 87-103, 104-111, 118-126, 128 just name a few. Mint back of the book material includes #s C2, C7-C12, C13-C17, C18, J1-J7. The lot concludes with roughly 45 BNA stamps on 5 hingeless pages with Scott #s British Columbia 2, 7, 8 (used); New Brunswick 1 (used, 0 margins); Nova Scotia 1-4 (used, 0-2 margins, faults). All pages photographed online. We note small faults with some of the early issues, along with hinge remnants and a few with no gum. A virtually complete Newfoundland collection, overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 2,000

Collection of Mint and Used Newfoundland, 1865-1947, with roughly 250 stamps on 30 Minkus album pages, housed in a binder. A spot check indicated mint hinged Scott #s 28 (c.v. $85), 29 ($70), 30 ($250), 31 (x2, $150 total), 32, 35, 36, 38 ($200), 44, 46, 48, 59, and continues with stamps and partial sets from 1897 onwards, with a spot check indicating catalogue values ranging from $10 and up. Online photos show the better pages. A spot check indicated mint stamps with gum, noting a few having heavy hinging, overall fine to very fine (Image)

Estimate $ 150

Group of 11 Different Imperforate Pairs, etc. with 8 different imperforate pairs, one pair imperforate between, one imperforate block of four and one proof pair (not catalogued). Mix of hinged, never hinged and no gum (as issued), all very fine and pictured online. (Image)

Unitrade $ 3,012

Extensive Dealer Stock of Mint and Used Newfoundland, all neatly displayed in a thick stockbook, with about 38 pages of material, incl. good Pence (27 stamps, with a few mis-identified forgeries), followed by First Cents and so on to the end, noting booklet panes, imperforate pairs, revenues, back of the book, shades, perforations, varieties, a few multiples (pairs, blocks), etc. Appears to be quite nice quality throughout, and evidently owned by a meticulous dealer. Ready to bring to your favourite stamp show or club, or to have stock ready for online sales. Huge catalogue value, with duplication of up to dozens of some, see our photos for an overview. (Image)

Estimate $ 1,250

Mint Newfoundland Collection on Lighthouse Hingeless Pages, with a selection of Pence issues (8 diff. stamps, 13 total), then almost complete to the end, missing only the most expensive stamps, but still including many good sets and singles, including airmail and postage dues. Good overall quality and all catalogued as hinged only, but a quick spot check revealed a few NH here and there. Online photos show a sampling of the lot only. (Image)

Scott $ 11,990

Collection / Accumulation of Mint and Used Newfoundland, 1857-1937, with roughly 450 stamps in 40 primarily hingeless album pages. The collection starts with 15 different Pence issues (majority mint hinged, a few with no gum) with Scott #s 1, 3, 8, 11A, 12A, 15A, 17-18, 19, 19a, 19b, 20-23, along with #s (mint unless noted) 24, 25-26 (used, c.v. $725 total), 27-27a (used), 30 (used), 32, 32A, 33 (no gum), 41 (x2), 43 (x3), 47, 59. The collection continues with mint and used stamps and, sets and partial sets, ranging from 1897 to 1947, including #s 61-74 (c.v. $276 total), 87-97 ($620 total), 98-103 ($422 total), 104-114 ($368 total), along with material cataloguing $20 to $50 and up. The collection also attempts to include shade varieties for a few issues, along with a few blocks, selections of back of the book material, used with clear town postmarks etc. A useful collection, with online photos showing a sample. A spot check indicated mint hinged stamps, with a few having hinge remnants or no gum, still fine to better. (Image)

Estimate $ 2,000

Large Collection / Accumulation of Mint and Used Newfoundland in a Crown Springback Album, 1857-1947, with a few thousand stamps, with mint and or used singles, sets, and partial sets, neatly organized on roughly 70 quadrille pages. The collection begins with a few mint and used imperforate stamps. noting #s 3 (used), 11A pair (m.h.), 12A (m.h.), 23 (m.h.), and continues with mint and used accumulations up to 1897, with mint and or used sets and accumulations post-1897, including airmail issues. A cursory check indicated just a few of the better stamps with #s 26 (used, $275), 28-29 (m.h., $155 total), 31 (m.h. $75), 33 (used, $190), 35 (x4, m.h., $150 total), 37-38 (m.h., $350 total), 46 (m.h., $75), 48 (x8, 2 n.h., $405 total), 51 (m.h. $80 total), 54 (m.h., $225), 55 (m.h., $75), 57 (m.h., $80), 58 (x30, 9 n.h., $564 total), 59 (x4, 2 n.h., $410 total), 61-74 (m.h., $331 total), 61-74 (used, $202 total), 78-85 (m.h. $156 total), 87-97 (m.h., $620 total), 104-114 (m.h. $368 total), 115-126 (used, $215 total), 115-126 (m.h., $293 total), 131-144 (m.h., $187 total), 163-171 (m.h. $148 total), 212-225 (m.h., $160 total), C2a (m.h., $240), C6-C11 (m.h., $252 total), C12 (m.h., $275), C13-C17 (m.h., $175 total), C18 Gen. Balbo Flight (n.h., $325), along with many singles, sets, and partial sets, cataloguing $20 to $50 and up. We note crisp colours throughout, that collectors or dealers will appreciate. Postmark interest includes a few c.d.s. and broken circle town cancels, with the majority of material lightly hinged, and a few with hinge remnants, with a spot check indicating a few no gum mint stamps pre-1897. Duplication generally range from 2 to 5 for mint and or used stamps for pre-1897 material, with duplication generally ranging from 5 to 10 (higher for a few issues), for post-1897 material. A nice lot for specialists, collectors, and dealers looking for stock. Online photos show a sampling. (Image)

Estimate $ 1,500

Collection of Mint and Used Newfoundland Blocks and Multiples, all displayed on 57 quadrille pages, starting in the 1890s and well represented until the end, with some duplication as well as some varieties, such as "fish hook", "watermarked next to unwatermarked", many Scott 87 with "NFW" (counted) and "JAMRS" (not counted), several shades, etc. The great majority are presented in blocks of four, with several being larger, several with sheet margins, and near the end turns into mostly corner blocks. Includes some complete sets, as well as a basic set of postage dues as well. We counted 270 mint blocks (with a Scott value of just over $17,200) plus another 162 used blocks. Catalogue value for the mint was for hinged or never hinged, with most blocks having two and two, and where it is not the case there is a small pencil note. Two early blocks (Scott 28 and 41) were not counted because of small toning spots, as well as 5 or 6 other blocks that had no gum (mostly Scott 82). Overall fine to very fine, and we note that the hinges used are of good quality, many times leaving only a little trace. Photos only show a portion of the collection. (Image)

Estimate $ 2,500

Three Early Mint Plate Inscription Multiples, with #s 48 (vertical strip of four with full inscription at left, never hinged), 49 (horizontal strip of four with full inscription at bottom, hinged with natural gum bend) and 54 (block of four with part inscription at top, rejoined vertically). A fine and attractive trio. (Image)

Estimate $ 150

Group of Mint and Used Newfoundland in 102 Cards, 1885-1947, with a few hundred stamps, with the majority of cards organized by Unitrade numbers, along with owner's retail pricing. The majority of material is mint hinged from 1910 onwards, with retail pricing generally ranging from $5 to $30 and up, noting Trail of the Caribou and Pictorial issues. Duplication is minimal, with one stamp per card up to 1940, with 3-5 stamps per card for some issues post-1940. Online photos show a sampling and an overview. A few small faults noted on a few of the cards, overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 150

Group of Four Imperforate Issue Multiples, with #s 132b (mint hinged left sheet margin pair), 186iii (unused block of four), 193a (unused upper left corner block of four) and 215a (unused block of four). A very fine group. (Image)

Unitrade $ 800