First Flight Cover Collection, 1928 to 1930 with 30 covers mostly to or from the Maritimes, but also a few Ontario to Quebec flights. Best is #3043a - a cover possibly flown by Von Gronou from Halifax in AUG 1930. Has no back stamp, so offered as is. We note 1 pilot signed and 5 postmaster signed covers. (Image)

Airmails of Can $ 150

December 1929 Experimental Prairie Air Mail Flights with 20 Covers. Seven are 10 DEC first flights. The other 13 were flown between 11 DEC and 29 DEC. The later flights are much scarcer than the 10 DEC flown covers. All have flight cachets. (Image)

Est. $ 150

Prairie Flight Cover Lot, 1930 to 1932 of 26 covers. Includes twelve MAR.03.1930 covers plus assorted others including 2 legs from FEB 1931 first night flights, 2 covers from the AUG.15.1931 last flights when contracts were cancelled due to the depression, and 3 covers from the AUG.17.1931 Calgary to Edmonton flights as well as 2 MAR 1932 last flight covers. (Image)

Airmails of Can $ 197

First Flight Cover Collection, 1926 to 1970s with over 300 covers, including better items such as MAR.20.1926 Toronto to Red Lake, a 1930 R-100 air ship cover. Note a registered cover, as well as a few Newfoundland flight covers. Mostly very fine.

Est. $ 300

First Flight Collection in Two Albums, 1928 to 1949 with over 200 covers. Almost all have nice Canada Post flight cachets and most are franked with either C1 or C3. Overall fine or better.

Est. $ 200

Cross Canada 1938 Experimental Flight Covers. Nice group of 15 first flights and one commercial cover. Includes MAR.04.1938 prairie experimental flight covers an April night flight cover, as well as 10 other legs of the Trans-Canada flights from the fall of 1938. (Image)

Air mails $ 355

Trans-Canada 1939 Flight Covers. Includes a FEB.01.1939 Calgary to Hamilton cover probably flown on the Calgary to Lethbridge first flight and ten covers flown on the MAR.01.1939 flights. We've also noted four are pilot signed and one is addressed to South Africa. (Image)

Est $ 100

Trans-Atlantic Air Mail Covers 1939-1941, all flown by Pan-Am. Includes covers from Canada to Germany (a registered first flight), Switzerland (with Canadian censor), India and 3 to the U.K. Also a 1939 registered Newfoundland first flight cover and a 1941 cover to the U.K. with British censorship. (Image)

Est. $ 125

Flight Cover Lot, 1930-1940's. Interesting assortment of 35 covers that includes Vancouver to Victoria and back September 1930 covers. Also includes a few foreign items and some FDCs. Inspect. (Image)

Est. $ 250

Group of Covers 1917-1979. This mostly oversize group includes 5 air mail covers to Hong Kong, a 1917 fire engine advertising cover, 2 1939 Trans-Atlantic first flight covers, a 1979 postage due cover and an uprated 3c George VI, #10 postal stationery envelope with a doubled overprint. Some items with faults. Inspect. (Image)

Est. $ 125

1927 and 1932 Cross Canada Covers Includes 2 covers from the cancelled flight of 1927 and 2 covers flown from Montreal to Vancouver in 1932. The 2 1932 covers are each signed by one of the pilots - either R.H. Storer or B.R. Ronald. Plane left Montreal July 4th and arrived in Vancouver July 6th. (Image)

Airmails of Can $ 270

Maritimes Fight Covers, 1920s Nice group of 3 flight covers that includes FEB 1928 flights from Moncton to Charlottetown and Charlottetown to Moncton as well as a JAN 1929 Summerside PEI to Moncton cover. All with correct back stamps. (Image)

Airmails of Can $ 190

April 1930 Change of Junction Points Prairie Air Mail 4 scarce covers all flown APR 14 - APR 16. For all flights, less than 2 pounds of mail was carried on each flight. Includes Moose Jaw to both Edmonton and Saskatoon plus both Edmonton and Saskatoon to Moose Jaw. Scarce group. (Image)

Airmails of Can $ 160

Moncton to Windsor Experimental Flight Covers from 1930 Nice group of 4 covers from the June 5th 1930 Experimental Flight. Includes a Moncton to Windsor pilot-signed flown cover, 2 Moncton to Toronto covers, one of which is pilot signed,and a Windsor to Moncton flown postal stationery card. All with appropriate back stamps except the Moncton to Windsor cover. Some minor edge wear noted for the record. (Image)

Airmails of Can $ 300

15c KGVI Globe Envelopes Ltd. Inverted Die Cut Air Letter Sheet, a fine unused example of this uncommon variety. (Image)

Est $ 100

Plane Crash Cover, Armstrong, Ontario. On February 6th, 1941 a Trans-Canada Airlines flight from Montreal to Winnipeg crashed at Armstrong, killing all 12 people on board. Recovered mail received a "Salvaged From T.C.A. Wreck of Feb 5/41" hand stamp. Also has 2 "Airmail Section, Winnipeg District, 12 APR.1941" cds hand stamps. (Image)

Airmails of Can $ 150

1953-1954 7c blue Air Mail Envelope Essay, embossed print, tonally positive, on 37x28mm piece, uncleared, on white paper. A fine example of this scarce variety. (Image)

Est $ 200

1928 5c Swollen Breast Variety on a 1939 Montreal to Calgary First Flight cover. Stamp still has selvedge attached with 15-A inscription. Cover has some minor toning. (Image)

Unitrade $ 100

1928 50c Patricia Airways Inverted Red Lake Overprint, tied by Red Lake MAR.09.1928 split-ring on cover from Sioux Lookout. Fine. (Image)

Unitrade $ 300