Group of Eleven Admiral-Franked Acknowledgements of Receipt, all having been glued to court documents, and removed as carefully as possible, but with page adhesions remaining on most (some stamps affected). All postmarked Regina in September and October of 1923, with many different frankings, mostly totaling 10c or more. Destination postmarks include a variety of Saskatchewan towns including Kenoal Station, Readlyn, Lipton, Gravelbourg, Adams and others. Two still have their Certificate of Registration labels still attached. (Image)

Est. $ 75

1943 $1.50 Rate Cover to China. Franked with #261 the 50c Munitions Factory and #245 Chateau de Ramesay. Mailed in Montreal March 11, 1943, via Miami, West Africa and India. Canada censor tape at left. China receiver on front. (Image)

Est $ 100

1944 $6.00 Rate Cover to Unoccupied China. Franked with six of #242, the $1 Destroyer. Canada censor tape at left. Routed via Miami and West Africa. China Chengtu receiver on back. Tape used by sender to reinforce cover on back at stamp end. Typical edge damage for a heavy cover like this. Scarce rate and destination. (Image)

Est $ 200

1998 AGF Year of the Tiger Postal Cards, includes a mint French card and a mailed English card. Both have the World Wildlife Fund panda symbol as AGF was a sponsor. (Image)

Webb $ 270

1910 Overpaid Registered Cover, mailed Roberval Que on SEP.9.1910 to Detroit, Michigan (SEP.12 receiver on back) and franked with a sheet marginal block of four of the 2c imperforate Edward plus a block of four of the half cent Leaf totaling 10c.(rate should have been 7c). Both upper half cent stamps have a redrawn line at upper right, similar to the retouch on some Admiral stamps. Nice markings, including an RPO on back as well as a key registration handstamp, etc. Very fine and attractive. (Image)

Est. $ 125

Group of Thirteen Better QV Leaf Covers,including registered (with three 8c single frankings), illustrated advertising (including three Chandler all-over "invalid Chairs" plus other various), 1c printed matter rate, 2c drop letter, postmark interest as well as a single franked 7c QV Numeral registered cover. Couple small faults as usual, else mostly very fine.

Est. $ 200

Nova Scotia Provincial Exhibition Cover, 1902. Mailed 15.OCT.1902. Has a winged boy riding in a four horse chariot cachet. Some toning spots, but a scarce early exhibition cover. (Image)

Est $ 100

1910 Triple Weight Domestic Cover, mailed West Lorne on JAN.10.1910 to St Thomas, franked with a block of six of the 1c green Edward, paying the triple weight rate. Reduced significantly at left, else a nice cover with a scarce franking. (Image)

Est. $ 75

1904 KEVII Transatlantic Cover Montreal, Québec to Apolda, Germany. Franked with a pair of 5c KEVII definitives, tied by Montreal 08.JAN.1904 machine cancel, addressed to Apolda, Germany, with 17.JAN.1904 c.d.s. arrival backstamp. Illustrated corner card for the firm of George D. Ross & Co. A nice Edwardian destination cover. (Image)

Est $ 100

1904 Cover to Bremen, Germany Redirected to Tscheljabinsk, Siberia. Franked with 5c KEVII, tied by St. Mary's 12.JUL.1904 duplex to pay the 5c U.P.U. rate cover to Bremen, Germany, where it received a c.d.s. backstamp but from there forwarded to Russia and then again redirected, this time to Tscheljabinsk, Siberia. A clean and very fine cover considering the long saga of its travels. An incredibly scarce destination for any Canadian mail. (Image)

Est $ 250

1904 10c brown lilac Edward VII Paying the 10c Registered Letter Rate to France. Mailed Montreal 30.AUG.1904 and arrived in France 11.SEP. Sent via New York. Some minor edge creasing. (Image)

Unitrade $ 425

1908 Four Québec Tercentenary Covers, consisting of a 7c rate Registered cover from Orillia; 1c pair franking from Little Metis, Québec; a 2c postcard rate from Vancouver, and a block of four of the ½c franking from Port Maitland to the United States. An interesting group. (Image)

Est $ 100

1932 Special Delivery Drop Letter Postcard, franked with 2c KGV Arch/Leaf and 20 Special Delivery, postmarked with Regina 12.NOV.1932 c.d.s. A scarce usage. (Image)

Est $ 150

1989 38c Regiments Matched Set of Plate Blocks on First Day Covers, four covers, very fine.

Unitrade $ 440

2004 Set of Four Write Me...Ring Me Complete Cards. Includes scarce butterfly and flower card. Still in Post Office original packages. (Image)

Unitrade $ 150

1918 Bahamas Special Delivery Admiral Cover to Nassau. Franked with 2c Admiral War Tax and 5d Bahamas Special Delivery overprint, respectively tied by Toronto 25.JUN.1918 duplex and Nassau 06.JUL.1918 c.d.s. Addressed to Nassau, Bahamas with 05.JUL.1918 c.d.s. backstamp and Manseau, QC 25.JUN.1918 split-ring. In early 1916, under bilateral agreement, 600 Bahamas 5p stamps overprinted Special Delivery were made available in post offices at Ottawa, Toronto, Westmount (Montreal) and Winnipeg. These stamps were to be affixed to letters addressed to the Bahamas and were cancelled by Canadian postal clerks alongside regular Canadian postage though later (post-1917) examples were postmarked upon arrival in Nassau. A nice example of an interesting episode in Canadian postal history. (Image)

Est $ 250