1829 SFL York, UC in black (1 OCT 1829) to Dorset, England, via Thomas Deane, NY forwarding agent, ms “Paid 9 & 1/3” being 7d to border, faint red “Niagara U Canada Paid to New York” hs, 2d Ferriage and 25¢ equivalent to New York, to forwarding agent, then “Ship Geo Canning via Liverpool”, boxed “Ship Letter Liverpool” bs, rated 1/8 Stg due (8d ship, 1/- inland). Letter from James Garrett Brown who immigrated to Canada. (Image)

1837 SFL City of Toronto UC (MR 20 1837) to London, England, rated “PAID 7 & 25” hs in red, 7d to border, 25¢ to New York, black boxed “Portsmouth Ship Letter” bs, ms “1N4” collect (8d Stg ship, 8d Stg inland postage). The letter is a report from the Canada Company, signed by William Allan (former postmaster of York, etc) in his role as Commissioner. (Image)

1856 SC Montreal (SP 26) tombstone in red, plus “PAID 6d Stg” hs to London, England, carried via Allan line “Canadian” to Liverpool (OC 9). The 6d Stg / 7 1/2d Cy rate was effective from May 1854. (Image)

1857 SFC from Dewsbury, GB (AP 7) to Toronto, CW rated “10d” collect, reverse with Dewsbury, Mirfield, Liverpool, and blue Canadian “L A C” (Legislative Assembly Canada) (AP 28) bs. The letter is address to William Lyon Mackenzie Esq, MPP who was the famous leader of the Upper Canada Rebellion, and later mayor of Toronto, and MPP. A remarkable and historic cover to a very famous Canadian. Ex Stulberg. (Image)