1/4: 3d, 6d and 1/- REPRINTS, f-vf (Image)

Cat. Val. 300.00

FRED,N:N:B 28 DEC.R 1812 (CS type VI - $400), decipherable strike on reverse of folded cover to St John, straight line ‘PAID’ and manuscript ‘On Service 1N2’, small piece missing from back, otherwise fine. (Image)

Est. 75+

1843 Very fine strike of ST. JOHN N B/SHIP LETTER STRAIGHT LINE (CS type IV) on front of folded letter written at New York (being an invoice for a shipment of wheat) to St. John, NB, with red curved PAID and 7 JUL 1843 despatch on front, 10 JY 1843 receiver on back, rated manuscript '4½', filing fold, otherwise fine and scarce. (Image)

Est. 350+

1865 Manilla envelope from W. O. MIDDLE SIMONDS 11 April 1865 (manuscript date) to Wakefield, red 'PAID 5 CENTS' rate mark on front, Woodstock 12 AP transit and W. O. Victoria 14 Ap (manuscript date) receiver on back, file folds/edge faults, scarce. (Image)

Est. 50+

1867 Stampless envelope to Anaganee Station with WOODSTOCK PAID 23 JY 1867 dispatch and 'PAID 5 CENTS' rate marking on front, St. John 25 AP and Sussex Vale 26 AP cancels on back, light age marks and cover faults, appears fine. (Image)

Est. 40+

24: 2¢ green with full American Bank Note Co. New-York imprint, fine. (Image)

Est. 20+

24: 2¢ Codfish, green, unused, thin paper, very fine. (Image)

Cat. Val. 200.00

27a: 10¢ Prince Albert, black on thin paper, used, very fine. (Image)

Cat. Val. 150.00

80,85: 1¢ yellow green plus 5¢ blue Royal Family, both tied by targets to 6¢ rate registered cover (3¢ inland postage, 3¢ registration) from PUSHTHROUGH 24 MR '00 to St John's, COASTAL T.P.O. WEST 26 MR RPO (Ludlow N15b, RF 275) on reverse, a bit roughly opened and tiny age spot at top, o/w fine. (Image)

Est. 75+

80a,82: 1¢ deep green plus 2¢ vermilion Royal Family, both cancelled by corks and just tied to cover from PLACENTIA 24 MR '02 to St John's, 4 MR RPO and 25 MR receiver on back, cover and stamp faults. (Image)

Est. 15+

80a,82: 1¢ deep green plus 2¢ vermilion Royal Family, both cancelled by matching grids on 3¢ rate combination cover from WHITBOURNE 6 JA '99 to Harbour Grace, 9 JA receiver on front, 6 JA RPO and 7 JA St John's transit on back, stamps with toned perf tips, otherwise fine. (Image)

Est. 20+

82,83: 2¢ vermilion and 3¢ orange Royal Family, both tied by grids to 5¢ rate cross-border cover from DUCKWORTH ST. ST JOHNS 10 JA '07 to Philadelphia, very light age spots on cover/stamps, otherwise fine. (Image)

Est. 20+

82(3): 2¢ vermilion Royal Family strip of three tied by grids to 6¢ rate registered cover from HOLYROOD 11 JA '99 (over struck 12 JA) to Harbour Grace, 12 JA C. B. RAILWAY T.P.O. (Ludlow N-26, RF 370) on back and same day receiver on front additionally tying stamps, some negligible perf stains at top, cover filing fold and corner bends/creases, still an attractive TRIPLE FRANKING. (Image)

Est. 30+

83(2): 3¢ orange Royal Family, two copies tied by FORTUNE 15 SP '99 cds cancels (with additional free strike) to registered cover to St. John's, with same day PLACENTIA BAY T.P.O. RPO (Ludlow N-68, RF165) and 19 SP receiver on back, light cover bend at left, clean and very fine. (Image)

Est. 50+

83: 3¢ orange Royal Family tied by grid to inter-Provincial cover from OPEN-HALL 21 DE '98 to Halifax via Kings Cove 23 DE and St Johns 24 DE, received 28 DE, a choice and very fine rate cover (rate changed 28 DE). (Image)

Est. 20+

85: 5¢ blue Royal Family, very fine and tied by grid to cover from Hearts Content 19 OC '07 to Boston, with N. & W. RAILWAY T.P.O. 'A' RPO (Ludlow N-59, RF185) on reverse, clean and very fine. (Image)

Est. 75+

85: 5¢ blue Royal Family cancelled by grid on 5¢ rate cross-border cover from FRESHWATER 8 AU '99 to NY, same date C. B. RAILWAY T. P. O. on back (Ludlow N-26, RF 370), 12 AU receiver, clean and very fine. (Image)

Est. 20+

85: 5¢ blue Royal Family single franking tied by St John's 6 SP '02 duplex to illustrated CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS advertising cover to New York, clean and very fine. (Image)

Est. 150+

115-126: 1919 Caribou, 1¢ to 36¢ complete, f-vf (Image)

Cat. Val. 175.00

254iv: 2¢ deep green, LL corner margin IMPERFORATE BLOCK OF FOUR with SECURITY HOLE PUNCHES and ms printers’ notations ‘Colour Count 27.2.42 XL 160501’ and initials in margin, usual creases/wrinkles, a UNIQUE SHOWPIECE. (Image)

Est. 250+

255iv: 3¢ Queen Elizabeth, rose carmine, IMPERFORATE with SECURITY PUNCH HOLES, two areas circled (presumably because carmine printing marks found in white areas), reverse has black offset over half stamp and marked "1/69" , otherwise nh, very fine (Image)

Cat. Val. 450.00

2: Three Pence blue, mostly large margins (just into upper right), tied by light grid to cover from Tatamagouche 4 NO 1856 via Pictou (same day) to Truro, received next day, fine. (Image)

Cat. Val. 400.00

10: 5¢ blue, bottom margin copy tied by Halifax 26 JY '67 duplex to cover to Annapolis (post-Confederation 'use-up' period), received same day, scarce and very fine. (Image)

Est. 25+

10: 5¢ blue tied by mute grid to cover from Kentville 30 MR 1866 to Windsor, received same day, hint of light toning, fine. (Image)

Est. 25+

1809 Folded Trans-Atlantic cover with HALIFAX 29 JUL 1809 straight line dispatch on reverse (CS XI, showing large part of circular rim) to London, ENGLAND, faint LIVERPOOL 13 AUG transit on front, 18 AU receiver on back (overtop the Halifax straight line), rated manuscript ‘2/-’, a bit of cover edge soiling, still fine. (Image)

Est. 60+