Red Box Full of Complete Booklets, 1950s to 1985, with well over 250 booklets in all (incl. duplication), mostly all 25c to $1.50 but also includes 9x Forts Across Canada booklets (32c and 34c) and 4x 1985 Christmas booklets (32c). Good lot for the variety specialist or to use as postage. (Image)

Est $ 100

Group of 235 Mint Commemorative Booklets, 1990 to 2019, with strength in the 40c to 52c eras and more than $70 in "P" denominated stamps. We noted both versions of the Eatons booklets packaging, several packages of wedding stickers for use on the Greetings issues (these not counted in the value) a few Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College booklets, and several NHL All-Star Hockey issues. There is some duplication in this very clean group, with total face value of $1,071. It could be useful to collectors, postage users or resellers. Our photos provide an overview of the lot and the inventory sheet showing the contents. (Image)

Face $ 1,071

Group of 160 Mint Christmas Booklets, 1988 to 2000s, with strength in the 34c to 55c denominations, but with a good representation of international rates also (76c to $1.55). We noted some better items, including the 1989 issues (Unitrade BK107 x5, c.v. $60 each; BK108 x6, c.v. $22 each; BK109 x8, c.v. $40 each; total c.v. for this group alone is $752), as well as examples of both glued and open covers of many booklets and several packages of Santa labels for use on the popular Greetings Stamps of the late 1990s. There is duplication of up to 17 in this very clean group, with total face value of $583. It could be useful to collectors, postage users or resellers. Our photos provide an overview of the lot, plus some of the better items and the inventory sheet showing the contents. (Image)

Face $ 583

1990 50c Flag Booklet, Perforated 12½ x 13, a mini-investment lot of 20, all very fine (Image)

Unitrade $ 1,000

Dealer Stock of Complete Booklets, filling a black box, with all the booklets in glassines, which all have catalogue numbers and values, there appears to be a good variety of material, with French and English, bilingual, varieties, and duplication sometimes up to about 5. The owner counted the catalogue value using a 2008 Unitrade, and so we assume the modern value would be higher. Overall fine to very fine, we photographed the first 30 items to give an idea. (Image)

Unitrade $ 11,912

Collection of Over 400 Booklets, from BK5c to BK208b, this group has a good variety of different, including varieties such as different languages for the early issues, stitched or stapled, booklet covers, rate pages, etc. The catalogue value given is for most of the collection which is identified and priced, but the lot contains 16 booklets which were not catalogued but contain $66 in face. There are also 10 booklets of BK74 with the perforations shifted down which are part of the "over 400 booklets" but not part of the catalogue value, as well as a few that are missing stamps (indicated as such). A useful lot, which has much duplication of some, but also lots of variety and better items and totally unchecked by us for tagging, perforations or other such varieties. (Image)

Unitrade $ 3,125

Extensive Collection of Centennial Issue Booklets in Two Volumes, with about 400 complete booklets plus about 32 panes (incl. a few used), all neatly identified. There are a multitude of Unitrade-listed varieties as well as others that are mostly listed in Harris Centennial Definitive Series 1967-1973 including different booklet covers, different sealing strips, counting marks, fluorescence and tagging varieties, plate wear, a few Opal private vending machine items, ink smear and printing varieties and much more. A great collection for the Centennial or booklet collector or dealer. Photos show a sampling only. (Image)

Est $ 600

1970 2c, 3c Centennial Opal Booklet with Vertically and Horizontally Perforated Gutter, a complete booklet, mint never hinged, very fine. (Image)

Unitrade $ 300

1972 Opal Manufacturing "2 BOOKLETS OF" Booklets for Experimental Toronto Dispensing Machine, two different BK69 glued together (one with "Free Dispenser..." and one with "Pre-Stamped..." message on back), with "2 BOOKLETS OF" handstamped on the front. According to Harris Centennial Definitive Series 1967-1973, 1,270 sets of these were prepared by the Opal Manufacturing Company in 1972 and dispensed in three machines in Toronto, as the Post Office was researching the use of 50c vending machines. Interestingly, these have an additional bonus: both inside back covers have a handstamp reading "This is Exhibit "B" mentioned and / referred to in the affidavit of / William Edward Greig / Sworn before me this 18th day of / March A.D. 1974 (signed R.Stainton) / "A" Commissioner, &c". A scarce item for the booklet or Centennial collector, and who knows why this booklet spent some time in court? (Image)

Est $ 150

1971 $1 Centennial Booklet with Part of Design Missing at Right of Position 4-2, with Tagging Omitted, a complete booklet showing a fairly dramatic listed variety on the first 8c stamp, with only 100 of these booklets known (BK70c, $250), but very few of these are known to also be untagged (unlisted in Unitrade, listed as variety 8-20 in Harris / The centennial Definitive Series, 1967-1973). Very fine and rare, a great item for the booklet, or Centennial collector. (Image)

Est $ 150

2015 UNESCO Recalled Booklet, a group of two booklets, both had been recalled due to the wrong image being used for the Dinosaur National Park issue. Buying two makes it possible to display both sides on an album page. Very fine. (Image)

Unitrade $ 200

2017 Hanukkah Recalled Booklet, a group of two booklets which had been recalled within hours of having been issued, due to the incorrect use of the Star of David motif. These are quite difficult to find (more so than the Hoodoo recalls, for example), and we find the Unitrade catalogue value to be lower than what the market has been proving. (Image)

Est $ 100