14/20: Collection of 10 unused, couple with og, and 138 used, neatly written up on pages, with 1¢ (2, 1 is unused), 5¢ (102, 6 are unused), 10¢ (37, 3 are unused), 12½ (2), 17¢ (2), 2¢ (3) incl shades, perfs, papers, varieties, cancels, multiples, etc, mostly f-vf, catalogues as normal without premiums. Inspect.

Cat. Val. 10780.00

14/20iii: 1¢ to 17¢ cpl (no #16), and 2¢ with ENGRAVER'S SLIP, fine (Image)

Cat. Val. 565.00

14/20: nine used, showing shades, perfs. and papers, quality mixed but mostly fine (Image)

Cat. Val. 620.00

14/20,20iv: 1¢, 10¢ (7), 12½¢ (2) and 2¢ (2, one showing (Am)erican Bank Note Co. New imprint), couple with small or minor faults, appears f-vf (Image)

Cat. Val. 1185.00

14/20: 19 used 1¢ (4), 5¢ (3), 10¢ (5), 12½¢ (4), 17¢ (2) and 20¢, with shades, perfs, cancels, some with small or minor faults, appear f-vf (Image)

Cat. Val. 1380.00

14/18: 16 covers, 1861-68, 3 to Goderich, 3 to Scotland by Glasgow Packet, one with contents, few printed circulars, majority of covers with 5¢ beaver, few with 14 and 18, one with 17, one with stamped addressee, 1 registered, good cancel variety, 2 with dubious usages so inspect, condition issues exist, generally f-vf.

Est. 250+

14: ONE CENT: ROSE, perf 12, fresh and attractive, nh, fine (Image)

Cat. Val. 450.00

14: 44 used, with perfs, shades, papers, imprint, many minor re-entries, noted by owner, many cds or dated cancels, quality mixed as is usual with this issue, some fine

Cat. Val. 880.00

14,etc: 16 used, all annotated as to perforation, various shades and also including two thick papers, the 'E' Flaw, an IMPRINT copy, guide dots, etc, cancels include cds, numeral, grids, etc, usual mixed condition but most appear f-vf. Please inspect.

Cat. Val. 1090.00

14,v: -horizontal PAIR (positions 33, 34), strongly showing the 'E' FLAW on right stamp, centered to right with pen 'X's (clear of variety), scarce variety multiple. (Image)

Est. 100+

14b: -DEEP ROSE, perf 11¾, to folded letter with July 1861 cancel and Elora circular backstamp,

Est. 100+

14iv: perf 11¾, strongly showing the 'Q' FLAW (position 38), from state 1 (Whitworth's Flaw 1a), light pen cancel, a few ragged/faulty perfs at left, otherwise fine. (Image)

Cat. Val. 1000.00

15: FIVE CENT: VERMILION, fresh unused perf 11.75 with amazing deep rich colour, centered, very fine with 2017 Greene cert (Image)

Cat. Val. 800.00

15: -66 used including pairs and multiples, shades, papers, many perfs and minor re-entries noted by owner, three appear mint, cat as cheapest variety, quality mixed as is common for this issue, several appear fine

Cat. Val. 1320.00

15: -vermilion tied by BELLEVILLE 17 DE '60 Berri duplex to lovely MONTREAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY envelope to Thurlow (20 DE arrival) and re-directed to Smithville, with oval EMBOSSED ILLUSTRATED OVAL ADVERTISING at top left depicting ZEUS holding a SCEPTRE and LIGHTNING BOLTS in a sea of clouds, a couple of very minor ink smudges/edge soiling spots, all negligible and still a very fine and most attractive showpiece, ex Brigham with ownership backstamp. (Image)

Est. 500+

15: -vermilion, two copies, paying the 10¢ cross-border rate and tied by Toronto grid and targets to each other and undated (circa 1863) illustrated UNION SIDE CIVIL WAR cover showing red, white and blue ribbon-draped side columns supporting a medallion titled THE FREE STATES, EVER TRUE TO THE UNION to Columbus, Ohio, stamps are faulty and a couple of negligible cover faults, still a rare and possibly unique US PATRIOTIC cover used from Canada, ex Brigham with ownership backstamp. (Image)

Est. 750+

15var: -brick red, perf 11¾, the first printing with neat and very fine strike of the 4-ring-42 (used at Sherbrooke, RF4), strongly showing the emphatic RE-ENTRIES through 'ANAD' of CANADA and 'CEN' of CENTS from position 4, choice and fine. (Image)

Est. 150+

15vars: Nine used, all annotated as to RE-ENTRY and/or PLATE POSITION, cancels include 4-ring, cork, target, grid, etc, very mixed condition incl a couple with severe faults, most appear f-vf.

Est. 200+

15v: -deep vermilion, perf 12, showing the extensive 'TRIPLE' or 'MAJOR RE-ENTRY' (position 28), an exceptionally strong example with full rich colour and neat target at right side only, allowing the re-entry to show to advantage, a real gem and possibly the nicest example in existence. (Image)

Cat. Val. 1000.00

15vi: -vermilion, perf 11¾ x 12, light grid cancel, strongly showing the 'LOG IN WATERFALL' variety (position 50, Whitworth's state 3a), minor perf faults and corner crease lower right, scarce, ex Kenyon. (Image)

Cat. Val. 750.00

15vii: -deep vermilion, perf 12, with SON brownish red target, strongly showing the 'ROCK IN WATERFALL' variety (position 53), choice and very fine. (Image)

Cat. Val. 750.00

15x: -three used showing very clear IMPRINTS of the American Bank Note Co. New-York, quality varies to fine

Cat. Val. 105.00

16: TEN CENT: BLACK BROWN, perf 11¾, (Whitworth PO 1A, brownish black) with bold (plugged-up) 4-ring-21, some (mostly) minor perf faults but still a premium example of this rare first printing, well-centered and almost very fine. (Image)

Cat. Val. 3500.00

16: -BLACK BROWN, perf 11¾, first printing of very deep shade, thins on back, tear above P, right side perfs nibbed, missing or torn, spacefiller, rare shade (Image)

Cat. Val. 1250.00

17: -Accumulation over 70, shades, perfs, many minor re-entries, many dated and interesting cancels, pairs, most noted by owner, quality mixed as is usual for this issue, many fine

Cat. Val. 4200.00