1907 HOPEWELL-NS BISECT on POSTCARD, a bisected 2¢ Edward-VII #90 tied on a Private Post Card by an underinked Hopewell split-ring cancel dated MAR7-1907, pays the 1¢ postcard rate to Harrington-East-Que when no 1¢ stamps were available, an unauthorized bisect but accepted with no postage due, one of only a few #90 legitimate bisect frankings known, the card has a B&W view of the Hopewell Main Street stains and a restored UL corner fault, F-VF est ($375+ US) (Image)

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1909 CANADA UPU FORWARDING RATE to ENGLAND, #91 pays the UPU 5¢ rate from Rock-Island-Que on JUL26-1909 to London arriving on AUG 3rd for forwarding to Europe, the addressee was still in London and did not require the full UPU rate, this overpaid the 2¢ Empire rate by 3¢, unusual and VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1906 CANADA to FRANCE, #91 pays the 5¢ UPU rate on cover from Roberval-Que dated OCT7-1906 and addressed to Le-Havre with OCT 16th arrival, some travel wear, F-VF est ($35+ US) (Image)

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1904 CANADA to FRANCE, nice franking #89,90(x2) pays the 5¢ UPU rate on a LALONDE HOTEL advertising cover from Montreal on FEB27-1904 and addressed to Paris, F-VF est ($50+ US) (Image)

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1907 CANADA to AUSTRIA, #89,90 on a 2¢ postal stationery cover from Montreal on SEP10-1907, pays the 5¢ UPU rate Vienna with arrival SEP 30th, VF est ($75+ US) (Image)

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1909 FERNIE-BC REGISTERED to SLOVAKIA, a single franking #93 pays the 5¢ UPU letter rate + 5¢ registration fee on cover dated DEC20-1909, addressed to a lawyer at Liptovsky-Mikulas with arrival JAN7-1910, a rare destination with $425 Unitrade cat for an ordinary destination, VF est ($300+ US) (Image)

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1909 OTTAWA to ARGENTINA, #89,90(x2) on a private letter sheet designed to hold photos, pays the 5¢ UPU letter rate from Ottawa on JUN9-1909 and addressed to Buenos-Aires, message written in Portuguese, sleeved and priced 20 years ago at $200, F-VF est ($75+ US) (Image)

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1909 NELSON-BC REGISTERED "AR" to USA, #91 pays the 5¢ AR fee on bilingual form #39B-10,000-17-4-07 for a registered letter posted at Nelson on MAY31-1909 and addressed to Chicago, unsigned and returned to Nelson noting an OCT-1909 date stamp, a rare early "AR" sheet ex Horace Harrison and Tracy Cooper col'ns, F-VF est ($230+ US) (Image)

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