Canada: New Brunswick: 1836 incoming entire letter from the U.K. to St John, sent from Liverpool Oct. 15 endorsed “p. North America to N. York”, showing circular “ST. ANDREWS/N.B.” in blue with ms. date “25th/36” inserted and red “NEW-YORK/SHIP” transit datestamp, charged 27c. (2c. ship fee + 25c. postage to border) plus 9d. cy. for onward internal transfer, resulting in total charge of 2s.11/2d. cy. Photo. (Image1)

Canada: New Brunswick: 1846 incoming entire with enclosed letter from the U.S.A. to St John, sent from Boston Apr. 14 with fine strikes of scarce two-line “ST. JOHN N.B./SHIP LETTER” with unframed “AP18/1846” receiving datestamp on reverse, charged 41/2d. cy. for transfer between two ports in North America with no inland postage added. Photo. (Image1)

Canada: New Brunswick: 1849 incoming entire from the U.K. to St John, sent from Liverpool Nov. 30 endorsed “p. Hibernia” 1s.2d. packet rate paid by exceptional embossed 1s. green with large margins all and 1d. red-brown imperf. (2), cancelled by “466” barred ovals, mail off-loaded at Halifax en route to New York with St John receiving datestamp of “DE17/1849” on reverse. Also 1856 (Jan. 4) wrapper from Liverpool to New York franked at 1/2oz. standard transatlantic rate to the U.S.A. by exceptional embossed 1s. pale green with Liverpool spoon and curved “PAID” in red, endorsed “p. Steamship” and carried on the “America”. (2 covers) The 1s.2d. packet rate to Canada was specified as being via the U.S.A. by British packet but appears also to have been applied where the final destination was a U.S. port (New York or Boston) but with mail transferred when calling at Halifax en route. Photo. (Image1)

Canada: New Brunswick: 1851 1s. reddish mauve, four margins, small thin, otherwise fine. S.G. 5, cat. £4,500. Photo. (Image1)

Canada: New Brunswick: 1869 small envelope to Boston, Mass., with enclosed cross-written letter, franked by Large Queen 6c. with fine “SAINT JOHN/JY27/1869/N.B.” alongside, and 1934, 1935, selection of thirteen covers mainly to Toronto, 1c., 2c. or 3c. frankings with range of different village single circle datestamps between Aulac and Waverton.

Canada: New Brunswick: A selection, incl. 1851 3d., 6d. used, 1860-63 to 17c. mint, 121/2c. on cover to Liverpool, etc. (32) Photo. (Image1)