1939 A late strike of the colonial "New Westminster British Columbia Post Office" blue favour strike on unused cover with matching blue ink "Postmaster's Office New Westminster, BC Jun 1 1939". The early colonial oval hammer was used as a 2 1/2d frank on express covers until 1864, and then as a postmark device. The re-discovered hammer was obviously used to make proof strikes. An attractive example. (Image)

#C1 5¢ brown olive airmail, lower left pane of 50, few perf separations at selvedge,18 VF, NH, rest F, NH. CV $1,104. (Image)

1860 #2a 2 1/2d pale dull rose tied by blue "Dietz & Nelson's BC & V Express" on matching "Paid Dietz & Nelson's British Columbia & Victoria Express" banner cc cover (large opening tear across top, partially sealed in spots), to Victoria. Ex Highland. (Image)

Newspaper advertising cover group, 52 covers from Small Queen to George VI, with most in the latter era. Excellent basis for expansion.

Stamp dealer and society cover group, 125+ from 1937 to 2000s. Wide variety.

Studebaker advertising cover group, 23 covers, #10 size with duplication, almost all Admiral era from Walkerville. Great thematic.

Toronto orb cancel collection in binder on stock pages with some semblance of order, 750+ stamps from Small Queens to Map issue (just one Map stamp), noted Sunday dates, a huge horde for discovery, 10 covers or cards as well.

Toronto Station C three ring orb cancel collection, 1906-1910, fourth hammer collection "3-TC4" with 130+ stamps and 150+ covers/cards from Sep 7 1906 (ERD) to Jun 7 , 1910, includes Quebec Tercentenary usages and many select strikes. Ex Miller.