Collection of Unused Postal Stationery Cards, with 60 cards from Queen Victoria to the 1950s, plus two KGV covers. Overall clean and very fine and appear to be all different.

Est $ 100

Group of Ten Interesting Covers, includes a 2c QV stationery cover mailed to New York, returned for postage, 1c SQ added, then sent to DLO, as there was no return address to whom charge the extra cost; a registered cover from Halifax to USA franked with a 3c + 5c SQ; an 1872 3c SQ cover Kincardine to Toronto; a 3c QV Leaf advertizing cover Vancouver to Boston, a 1c QV Numeral illustrated Massey Harris cover to USA (Strachan Avenue c.d.s.), a picture postcard mailed Halifax to USA franked with a pair of MR1, and a few more. All very fine except for a Dufferin Hotel (St John NB) illustrated cover which is torn open. (Image)

Est $ 150

Group of 143 Covers, 1930s to 1970s, mostly with special interest such as FDC (both Canada post, non-cacheted and private cachet makers), better frankings (many $2), special events, first flights, etc. Overall very fine. (Image)

Est $ 75

Group of About 600 Commercial Covers from the 1990s, each selected for special frankings, postmarks, instructional handstamps, etc. Some were allowed to pass unfranked, some were postage dued, etc. All from the same commercial correspondence, all #8 size and overall very fine. A great lot for the postmark enthusiast. (Image)

Est $ 75

Lot of Interesting Covers and Cards, 1835 to 1897, with 7 stampless covers or folded letters, five Large Queen covers (including four 3c LQ mailed from Newport NS), one Cents cover, 29 Small Queen covers and 37 used stationery cards. Many are addressed to Henry Morgan in Ottawa and some contain interesting letters, we also note many good postmarks, a JUL.07.1868 1c LQ folded circular from Brockville (Berri duplex) to Newboro, a JAN.9.1866 5c Beaver cover from Point Fortune LC to Ottawa, an 1875 colour illustrated cover from The Sarnia Observer (depicting a printing press), a few 1c and 2c rates, two railway squared circle cancels (on a 3c SQ stamp and a 2c Edward stamp), a few registered covers, one 5c rate to England, a stampless (unmailed) letter datelined Gananoque Dec..1835, and much more. Condition varies, still a useful lot with many being fine to very fine. (Image)

Est $ 200

Lot of 75 Various Covers and Cards, 1899 to 1991, with 13 QV-franked covers (many are addressed to Henry Morgan in Ottawa), one Map cover, 10 KEVII covers and cards (incl. two UPU going to Germany and France), 5 Admirals, four Newfoundland items (including a used #U1, cat. $90), some unused QV stationery, a #321 FDC, a 1991 80c single franking to Australia, some cinderella usages, some cancel interest including machines, and more. Some faults, (including a few with price tags on the items), and some large size, still an interesting lot. (Image)

Est $ 100

Two Large Cartons Filled with Hundreds of Centennial Covers, some are sorted by town where machine cancel was applied, some by issue, etc. We also note a number of stationery covers, etc. Majority are #10 size or similar and from a commercial correspondence, and franked with low value domestic rates. Several hundreds in all and mostly very fine. A useful lot for the cancel or Centennial specialist.

Est $ 100

Group of 24 Interesting Covers, 1871 - 1950, including seven free-franked stampless covers with various OTTAWA FREE datestamps addressed to Henry J. Morgan in Ottawa (these mostly with letters inside), an 1871 pink House of Assembly Toronto crown postmark on cover to Morgan (letter inside), two more House of Assembly Toronto covers (one with FREE handstamp, the other with 2c Edward and duplex), some illustrated advertizing covers from the 1920s and 30s, a 1944 registered, passed for export, censored cover from Montreal to the US, a few postcards, first flight covers, etc. Overall fine group with faults on some. (Image)

Est $ 150

Accumulation of Covers in a Heavy Printer's Paper Box, 1850s to modern, includes 14 free-franked covers from 1900 to 1918, stampless covers, Victorian era material, Admirals, military, patriotic, postal stationery, FDCs and more. Note some international destinations, small towns, slogans, registered mail, etc. Mixed condition, we note the odd front but mostly fine to very fine with many hundreds in all.

Est $ 150

Collection of WWII Patriotic Covers, with 35 covers plus another 6 picture postcards. Majority were mailed in Canada, a few in the US and one originated from England. We note very colourful cachets, many not often seen, overall condition is very fine. (Image)

Est $ 100

Group of Mostly Early Covers and Cards, with about 55 items, including many Small Queens (1c to 3c or higher rates), QV material (including Cents and Large Queen), a few Admirals, a Map cover, etc. We note illustrated covers, much postmark interest, such as House of Commons FREE (#CP6i), St Catherine Street c.d.s., NB grid cancels on two 3c SQ stamps (#9? and #32), Ottawa fancy cancels, a Rideau Centre broken circle, RPO, duplex and more. Also includes some picture postcards and NB and NL covers, etc. Mixed condition and includes some larger covers, but still includes many nice items and viewing should be rewarding. (Image)

Est $ 150

Box with Many Hundreds of KGV to KGVI Covers, each sleeved, with name of town and country, and priced from $3 to $12 each, with some up to $15. We note closed offices, early or late dates, slogans, registered, etc. Overall very fine quality, with a total retail price of $2,674.

Retail $ 2,674

Group of About 40 Advertizing Covers, QV to QEII, all with illustrated corner cards, ads, patriotics, etc. Overall fine or better. (Image)

Est $ 100

Box of King George VI Postal History, with hundreds of covers and stationery items, includes airmails, censored, blackouts, slogans, town cancels, advertizing and more. Overall very fine. (Image)

Est $ 100

Group of Registered Covers, 1950s - 1960s, with about 75 in all, with many rates, frankings, postmarks, from different cities, etc. A clean lot, all but 5 covers are small size. Very fine. (Image)

Est $ 100

Group of 80 KGVI Advertizing Covers, all with corner card advertizing, some in colour and some illustrated, all small size. A very fine lot. (Image)

Est $ 100

Lovely Collection of Election Postal Stationery, 1920s to 1960s, all identified and written up on pages in an album, with about 100 covers in all, note one addressed to John Diefenbaker (barrister), a SPECIMEN overprint, etc.. Ex. Iain Stevenson and accompanied by his Postal Stationery Society monograph on the topic involved. Overall very fine and seldom offered. (Image)

Est $ 150

Group of 80 Covers, 1890s to 1940s, including 9 flag cancelled, several pertaining to the 1939 Royal Visit, including 2 Newfoundland and one US as well as a beautifully illustrated "Official Guide with Route of the Royal Progress" in Vancouver in May 1939. See scans for an overview of this lot.

Est $ 100

1911 Stationery Envelope Mailed to Oran Algeria, mailed from Heatherdown, Alberta on JUN.4.1911 (an RF "E" postmark, and possibly the earliest known), addressed to Oran Algeria, then re-directed to Tunisia and assessed postage due "T" 30 Centimes. It was mailed at the 2c printed matter rate, as the backflap is still unsealed and there is a notation on back "post card" which was its content. Four different backstamps including Alger, Oran, Tunis and "Ksar Medjez El Bab Regence De Tunis". Overall light toning, still a rare rate and destination. (Image)

Est $ 200

Small Group of Commercial Covers and FDC, etc. from a good variety of countries to Canada from the 1950s to 1980s, we note Guyana, Russia, Zambia, Malta, etc with registered, and more. Also an album (and loose) collection of over 100 Canadian FDC from the 50s and 60s, mostly Rose Craft. Lastly, we note a group of about 88 bag tags mailed from MPO 310 Bellville to the National Research Council in Ottawa, mostly all franked with five copies of the $2 Landscape definitives plus other stamps, including $1, 50c and 10c of the same series, $1 and other Centennial values, etc. Most are dated 1973 and some also have Ottawa registration datestamps. (Image)

Est $ 100

Collection of 68 Better Postal Stationery Covers and Cards, used and unused, with UX46 (x9), UX49 (x5), DKP66K (x2), DEN535-50b, EN525-10d and others, all appear to have advertizing. Nice, clean group. (Image)

Est $ 100

Group of 31 Covers Franked with G Overprinted Officials, with some better such as two covers from Stony Mountain Penitentiary in Manitoba, one has a pair of O28, the other is registered with a pair of O26 and a pair of O37. Rare single use of 2c #O34 on printed matter cover, a special delivery cover with O39 and O44, airmail cover, scarce Cameo O48 and O49 frankings, and more. Overall very fine and difficult to assemble group. (Image)

Est $ 75

Carton with Hundreds of Covers, mainly being FDC from the 1950s to the 1980s but also includes a selection of 49 Small Queen covers from 1877 to 1900, with mourning, an Ottawa Crown cancel, an 1896 10c single franking to England, a 1900 cover mailed from Charlottetown to Seaview PEI franked with 4x ½c SQ, some have enclosures and many have opening tears. The FDC include some non-CPC cachets with a good variety.

Est $ 150

Group of Over 100 King George V Era Postal History, with many different frankings (no Admirals), with postmark interest, rates, corner cards, etc. A nice group, overall very fine and all but 3 are small size. (Image)

Est $ 150

Group of About 100 King Edward VII Covers and Cards, mostly 1c and 2c frankings, with lots of postmark interest, including many closed post offices, etc. Overall very fine. (Image)

Est $ 150