Group of 5 Real Photographs of the English Dirigeable R-100, at the St Hubert airport, taken on August 8, 1930. A great addition to any airmail collection. (Image)

Est $ 100

Group of 19 Western First Flight Cachet Impressions on Cards, plus an additional card signed by W.P. Daly reading "Canadian Trans-Prairie Air Mail Cachets / December 1929". Very fine group, all different and all scanned online. (Image)

Est $ 100

Collection of 26 Roessler Dubious, Spurious or Fraudulent Covers, 1928-1934, includes a facsimile Yukon Airways postcard, two items with "London to London" cinderellas in red, a Hillig & Hoirus USA to Denmark cover that missed the flight and was sent surface, but still signed by both pilots, a fake R100 Montreal cover (with a genuine for comparison), 9 Maritime and Newfoundland Airways covers, as well as a section of their cinderellas and 9 other covers for flights that did not take place, or were too late for the flight. A fascinating group, part of the owner's gold medal Roessler exhibit at the 2017 Royale. Overall very fine and all scanned online. (Image)

Est $ 500

Collection of 40 Roessler Semi-Official Airmail Covers, 1924-1934, all written up on exhibit pages and includes covers with CL2, CL3 (x2), CL7 (x2), CL8, CL9, CL13 (x2), CL26c, CL40 (x16), CL42 (x2), CL43 (x3), CL44 (fake), CL45, CL46 (x3), CL47 (x2) and CL52 (x2). Catalogued by Unitrade and not checked by us for better flights. The CL44 is not catalogued. Overall very fine., and originally part of a gold medal exhibit at the 2017 Royale. All pages are scanned online. (Image)

Unitrade $ 4,555

1928 Cover Flown New York to Winnipeg to Test Aircraft for Polar Conditions prior to use it in the Arctic. The cover is addressed to Floyd Bennett, but was returned to Roessler after arriving in Winnipeg. A unique Roessler contribution to Canadian Aerophilately. Some minor toning on back and some minor creases and from the owner's 2017 gold medal Royale exhibit. (Image)

Est $ 100

Collection of 75 Pilot Signed First Flight Covers, 1937-1945, mostly franked with #s C5 and C6 and a few C4. Appears to be all different flights, includes 3 Newfoundland flight covers. All small #8 size and overall very fine. (Image)

Est $ 750

Balance of Roessler Gold Medal Exhibit Airmail Covers, 1927-1935, with a total of 66 covers which includes 9 Leamington to Pelee Island covers (#2717) and 7 Christmas 1927 North Shore Covers (#2721). Also 32 common first flights, 4 Newfoundland first flights, two #C1 first day covers and a C3 first day cover, as well as an assortment of other interesting items. Only one cover is #10, rest are #8 and overall very fine. (Image)

Est $ 500

Collection of 65 Pilot Signed Covers, 1946-2007, which appear to be all from different flights. Note Concorde covers, Powder Puff Derby covers, R.C.M.P. flown covers and much more. Includes many scarcer flights. A nice clean group, overall very fine and mostly #8 size with a few larger. (Image)

Est $ 500

Advanced Collection of the Montreal to Albany First Flights, October 1, 1928, the 57 covers are all different in some way, whether it be frankings, postmarks, backstamps, point of origin, etc. Noted one cover with both Canada and USA franking for Airmail Montreal to Albany to Portland, Oregon. Great material to make into an exhibit, overall very fine. (Image)

Est $ 100

Collection of Pilot Signed First Flight Covers, 1928-1930, with 120-plus covers that appear to all be from different flights and all signed by the pilot. Vast majority of the covers also have the post office official flight cachet applied. Overall very fine. (Image)

Est $ 1,200

Collection of 104 Pilot Signed First Flight Covers, 1930-1933, all with post office cachet handstamps or other cachets. Appear to be all from different flights and many are franked with C2 or C4. Nice clean group and overall very fine. (Image)

Est $ 1,000

Aug. 25-26 1933 Vancouver to Québec City Hawks Transcontinental Flight Cover. Hawks flew Vancouver to Québec City in 17 hours and 10 minutes despite having to stop in Kingston due to fog. The cover is attested and signed by Hawks. The upper right stamps were cancelled at Québec Aug. 26th and the lower left stamp was cancelled at Vancouver on Aug. 22. Scarce and very fine. (Image)

Est $ 300

Aug. 25-26 Vancouver to Québec City Hawks Transcontinental Flight Cover. Hawks set a record of time of 17 hours and 10 minutes for the flight, despite having to stop in Kingston due to fog. This cover is signed by Hawks and attested by Wm. Templeton to Airport Manager at the Vancouver Sea Island airport. The stamps were cancelled at Québec on Aug. 26th. Scarce and very fine. (Image)

Est $ 300

1955 Bleriot Monoplane Replica Flight Across the English Channel, in the replica built in Calgary by University of Alberta students. Flew the Channel July 31st, 1955 from Calais to Dover and back. The attestation of the pilot on the front in green and no postal markings. Very fine and scarce. (Image)

Est $ 100

July 27, 1933 Edmonton to New York Jimmie Mattern Cover, while on a round the world flight, a few covers were put on board when he landed in Edmonton on July 27. This one is backstamped Aug 9, once the flight was over. A very scarce cover, with only a small stain, still very fine, with Canadian and US postage stamps applied. (Image)

AMCN $ 1,000

June 20-22 1932 Fort McMurray - Fort Resolution - Great Bear Lake All-In-One Experimental Flight Cover, postmarked Fort McMurray June 18, 1932, Fort Resolution June 20 and Rae N.W.T June 20 on the front and then Rae, Fort Resolution and Fort McMurray June 22 on the back, making this an all-in-one round trip cover. Signed by pilot C.H. Dick, R.W. Hale (the postal superintendent) and 7 others. Has a Murphy Services 5 line cachet that was applied at Great Bear Lake. Only 50 pieces were flown and this one is very fine. (Image)

AMCN $ 500

May 1931 Montreal to St John's Newfoundland Unique Flight Cover, on May 17, 1931 pilot D.C. Fraser and mechanic H. Clayton flew from Montreal to St John's, arriving May 19th. This cover was probably the only one carried on this flight and is unreported. It was mailed from Fraser's sister Helen to their father in St John's and the content card reads in part "suddenness of departure given no time to write... historic occasion which we are proud to share...". The C1 Airmail stamp is cancelled by a scarce "NEWF'D P.O. / NORTH SYDNEY / MY 19 / 31" c.d.s. plus another free strike. A very interesting and very fine cover. (Image)

Est $ 500

2005 Vimy Replica Flight Cover to Ireland, the Vimy Replica was built, and then flown Newfoundland to Ireland June 25, 2005. This cover is signed by both the pilot and the navigator, and is number 118 of 500 flown. Very fine. (Image)

Est $ 100

Jan 25, 1928 Collection of Rolling Portage to Narrow Lake Flight Covers, with 28 covers in all, flown to or from Rolling Portage, Gold Pines, Red Lake, Jackson Manor and Narrow Lake. Includes 2 covers with Western Canada Airways semi-official stamps, 2 on the first post office issue air mail cover and 6 are pilot signed. Scans only show a small portion of this collection. Overall very fine. (Image)

AMCN $ 1,000

Group of Pioneer Flight Covers and Ephemera, 1918-1924, includes two photos of Katherine Stinson from her 1918 flight, an unused envelope from the June 1922 Lethbridge to Ottawa flight, two PF24 Victoria to Seattle flown covers, two envelopes (one with major fault) similar to those used for the PF23 Halifax to Vancouver flight and two different Estevan to Winnipeg flown covers that does not have a CLP5 on them. A few faults here and there still an interesting lot. All scanned online. (Image)

Est $ 300

Group of 14 Early 1900s Aviation Related Postcards and Photos, Plus a 1910 Aviation Meet Ad from the Toronto Globe, postcards include the Vickers-Vimy from the Alcock and Brown flight. A 1910 mailed card showing an aircraft over the Walaceburg Library and H.F. Kearny in a Pfitzner monoplane. Photos include 3 Alcock / Brown flights, 2 PF16 Hoy flight photos, 4 from the 1918 Brian Peck flight and one from the PF24 Victoria to Seattle flight. A scarce and interesting group, overall very fine and useful lot. (Image)

Est $ 400

Collection of 140 Roessler Covers, 1928-1930s, some written up, some not, with mostly common first flights but note a 1934 cover to Newfoundland supposedly flown on the "Warsaw" on the first leg of their flight to Poland, a #2803j flight cover and a 1930 Europa catapult cover mailed on ship that catalogues $75 in Grave. Also includes 7 Maritime and Newfoundland airmail stamps. Overall very fine lot. (Image)

Est $ 150

Group of 46 Better Flight Covers from 1926-1927, includes 2 covers from Canada with airmail to the USA, 4 covers from the July 1927 Montreal to Vancouver flight plus Rimouski to Montreal and Montreal to Rimouski covers. Also Leamington to Pele Island covers and a nice group of La Malbaie to Seven Islands and legs covers. Overall very fine group. (Image)

AMCN $ 800

Collection of 121 First Flight Covers from 1949 to 1959, with covers cataloguing up to $100 each. Includes Trans Pacific flights, the return flight of the Avro jet that flew to New York in April 1950 (#5005b) signed by pilot Rogers and others, as well as a number of flights to or from various European countries. Most are #8 size but some larger. Some duplication, especially for 5005 with 24 cards or covers. Overall very fine. (Image)

AMCN $ 1,375

Dec 22, 1940 Cover Flown by Jimmie Mattern, in a Lockheed Hudson bomber from Burbank, California to Montreal. The bomber was a gift from the employees of Lockheed to the people of England. Postmarked Montreal Dec 26, 1940, with printed cachet and pilot signed. One of only 3 covers flown. Tiny tear on back else very fine and scarce. (Image)

Est $ 300