1932 3c Arch Issue P.T.P.O. Side Seam Envelope, with Dominion envelope "Specimen Only" handstamp. Catalogue value is from 2001 and values have risen since then. With Laidlaw Lumber Co. corner card. Very fine. (Image)

Webb $ 90

Lot of 12 Admiral Advertising Covers, some illustrated, some in colour. A nice group and mostly very fine. (Image)

Est. $ 100

1898 St John NB Advertising Cover, mailed at St John NB (date unclear but 1898), franked with a 3c QV Leaf and addressed to Sussex, NB. The cover is "all over" in pale blue with fancy lines and a W.H. Thorne Hardware fancy belt buckle corner card. Extremely fine. (Image)

Est. $ 100

1909 ½c Picture Post Card to Belgium, being a Valentine & Sons "Artotype" card mailed at Caughnawaga Qué. (a small Mohawk village now called Kahnawake) on NOV.19.1909 and addressed to Antwerp, Belgium "via New York", franked with a single ½c QV Numeral. Very fine. (Image)

Est. $ 40

Lot of 9 Queen Victoria Numeral Advertising Covers, 1899-1900, franked with a variety of singles or combinations and all illustrated. Overall fine to very fine (Image)

Est. $ 150

1902 Illustrated Advertising Drop Letter Cover, mailed at Toronto and postmarked with a lovely strike of the rare Toronto experimental (called "Freak" by some) 2-ring datestamp dated OCT.6.1902 (this datestamp was previously a duplex, later modified). The illustrated corner card is from the "The Veterans Locating & Colonization Association" and depicts two lovely illustrations of soldiers on the left and covered wagon colonists on the right. Small tear at right and backflap faults do not detract from this gorgeous cover. Ideal for the Toronto postmark specialist, illustrated cover collector, Numeral collector or (Boer?) war / veterans collector. (Image)

Est. $ 300

1904 Kamloops BC Illustrated Advertising RPO Cover, depicting some iron hardwares and franked with two 1c green KEVII (on greenish paper), each tied by R.P.O. cancels (£C&V.R.P.O.£) and addressed to BC. Some light pencil writing on front which could easily be erased and very fine. (Image)

Est. $ 120

Lot of 7 King Edward VIIl Advertising Covers, 1903-1908, all 2c frankings and all illustrated, some quite lavishly. Overall fine to very fine (Image)

Est. $ 150

1908-11 Three Picture Postcards with 2c KEVII Booklet Stamps, first was mailed at Mulgrave NS (SEP.21.1910) and franked with 2 booklet singles, addressed to Christiania, Norway. The second was mailed at Lillesve, Man (DEC.4.1911 earliest recorded date for this, and post office opened in 1910) franked with 1 booklet single, addressed to Tvana, Sweden. Third mailed Edmonton to US, franked with single stamp. Cards are very fine. (Image)

Est. $ 150

1926 Duo of 2c on 3c Admiral Surcharges on RPO Covers, with first (#139) tied by St. John & Montreal R.P.O. dated OCT.15.1926 with "The Admiral Beatty" corner card on backflap, illustrating a majestic lion. The second (#140) tied by same RPO, same date, on a "Canadian Pacific Railway / En Route" corner card cover. Both are addressed to Westboro "near Ottawa" and one has a receiver on back. A very fine duo, ideal for the Admiral or RPO collector. (Image)

Est. $ 100

1927 Duo of 2c on 3c Admiral Surcharges on Cover, mailed from Montreal and Toronto, each with ideal slogan machine cancels, very fine. (Image)

Est. $ 50

Group of Three Better First Day Covers, with 1927 2c green Confederation on a colourful Eppstadt patriotic cover (Unitrade value $150), 1956 20c + 25c Industry issues on CPO cover (Chung & Narbonne $170), also a 1960 5c #389var (Darnell listed shifted impression $200) block of 4 on cover. All three covers very fine and fresh. (Image)

Est. $ 100

1918 1c green Admiral War Tax Illegal Use on Cover, mailed Chicago in 1918 (nude dater for third class mail) to Ottawa, and franked with a US 1c Washington (paying the 3d class rate) but also with a 1c Canadian War Tax stamp. The cover remains unsealed, which was required to obtain 3d class mail franking privileges. Very fine and attractive. (Image)

Est. $ 50

1916 1c Admiral carmine Type 3 Die 1B Postal Stationery Card, mailed in Toronto from the Loyal Orange District Lodge of West Toronto re a special meeting. Re-directed and very fine. Webb value is from 2001 and better items have gone up in value. (Image)

Webb $ 125