Collection of Mint and Used Provinces, 1860-1940, in a hingeless Lighthouse album. We note Prince Edward Island mint Scott #s 5, 7, 9-11, 13, 15-16 (c.v. $275 total); New Brunswick mint #6 ,7, 9 (c.v. $117 total), used #8, 11-12 (c.v. $162 total); Nova Scotia mint #8-12 (#10 is used, c.v $91 total). The Newfoundland consists of mint and used stamps ranging from Scott #20/270 (we counted 159 in total) noting better stamps: #23 mint hinged (x2, c.v. $42 each), 47 mint hinged (c.v. $125), 57 mint hinged (c.v. $80), 110 mint hinged (c.v. $80), along with mint hinged C9-C11 (c.v. $140). The lot also includes a black stock page of assorted mint and used stamps from Newfoundland. The majority of mint stamps are hinged, however we note some of the earlier issues with no gum. Overall fine. (Image)

Scott $ 2,562

Accumulation of Mint and Used Provinces, 1860-1947 consisting of a binder with many hundreds of stamps (appears to be owner's duplicates) in Vario black stock pages. The accumulation primarily consists of Newfoundland mint and used, of note, Scott #s: 24 mint (x2 no gum, $125 each), 25 mint (c.v. $600), 30 used (x2, c.v. $115 each), 72 mint (block of 4, c.v. $240), 115-126 mint Trail of the Caribou set (c.v. $293). The Newfoundland section also includes mint plate blocks (ranging from Scott #s 253/266), a selection of mint blocks and multiples from 1937 onward, and roughly 30 covers (primarily philatelic in combination with Canadian stamps). Scott catalogue value for the Newfoundland totaled $6,403. The accumulation continues with New Brunswick, primarily mint no gum stamps, ranging from Scott #s 6-11 with a catalogue value of $1,882; Nova Scotia mint and used ranging from #8-13, with a catalogue value of $486; and Prince Edward Island mint and used, ranging from #4/16 with a catalogue value of $212. Online scans only show a representation of the lot. A useful accumulation, with duplication up to 13 in some cases, in fine condition. (Image)

Scott $ 8,983