J1: 1¢ violet Postage Due in used right margin (PLATE) NO 1 PO 197, 496 and 105 (all crossed out) BLOCK OF SIX, some separation/supports, scarce. (Image)

Est. 30+

J2: Trust Company advertising cover to Port Hope, originally mailed from Toronto 11 MAR '30 without any postage, with large rate '4' (due) handstamp and pair of 2¢ violet First Issue Postage Dues applied to pay the fine and tied by 12 Mar Toronto cds cancels, 12 MAR receiver on back, vertical fold at right of cover (not affecting stamps), fine. (Image)

Est. 50+

J2: 2¢ violet First Issue Postage Due on regular paper in right margin (OTTAW)A-No-2 IMPRINT BLOCK OF SIX with reversed ‘PO’ and several crossed out numbers, full og but used with St Roch De Quebec 28 MY 17 cds cancels for accounting purposes, rejoined & supported, attractive. (Image)

Est. 100+

J3: Local cover originally mailed from Vancouver 16 AP 1931 without any postage, with manuscript 'To P 4' at bottom and 4¢ violet First Issue Postage Due applied to pay the fine and tied by violet Post Office Enquiry Branch oval datestamp, clean and very fine. (Image)

Est. 50+

J5: Flimsy over-large advertising cover from ST PIERRE & MIQUELON, bearing a 25c brown & green (faulty) tied by 5-12 28 cds, to Halifax and marked manuscript and handstamp ‘T’ with 10¢ Canadian First Issue POSTAGE DUE applied and tied by boxed violet 7 DEC Halifax General Delivery handstamp, cover with sever opening tears and back faults, still scarce. (Image)

Est. 120+

J6: 1¢ violet Second Issue Postage Due, og, never hinged, f-vf. (Image)

Cat. Val. 40.00

190,J17: Business Reply Envelope sent REGISTERED from Mossley 15 JUN 36 to St Catharines, the 10¢ stamp paid the registration fee but permit mail could not be sent registered so the recipient was charged 4¢ with a 4¢ violet Postage Due fourth issue applied instead, colourful and interesting. (Image)

Est. 100+