1917 #104 1¢(3) Admiral tied by Winnipeg duplex (AP 6 1917) on cover to Mound House, Nevada, USA, with censor tape and “No. 37 - WG” bs in purple being the Neutral Terminal censorship process, redirected to Alamedia, Cal, “UNCLAIMED”, US officially sealed returned via Dead Letter Branch Ottawa Canada bs (JUN 7 17). (Image)

#104var 1¢ Admiral green booklet strip of three, squat printing 17.75mm x 21.5mm with tete-beche portion showing from adjacent pane in sheet. The stamps were printed in sheets of 400, being four panes of 100. This strip is from columns 8-10 with the tete-beche being from the 11th column. Research has not unveiled any other used example like this. Stunning and a major exhibition showpiece. (Image)

#115 8¢ blue, block of four, F-VF, NH. CV $400. (Image)

#118 10¢ Bistre brown, block of four, F, NH. CV $360. (Image)

#124 2¢ carmine perf 8 horizontal pair, top perfs rough but VF, NH. Detatching the bottom superb single stamp (CV $450) or leaving it intact (CV $900 as VF). (Image)

Admiral coil pair group incl. #125 F, NH; #126 dry printing, Die II F-VF, H; #127 F, H; #128ii dry printing, F, H; #129 F-VF, H; #130 Die I, wet printing VF, H. CV $575.75 (Image)

#126c 1¢ yellow part perforate block of four, wet printing, Die I, VF, NH. CV $2,500. (Image)