1897 Toronto “G” type 7 flag (AUG 11, 19-0 time mark) as free strike on cover with #51(3) 1¢ Jubilee tied by Peter Street Toronto duplex (AU 11 97), to Hamilton. Cover with damaged upper left corner. Crown Lands Dept letter enclosed regarding mining lease application> (Image)

1900 #75 1¢ Numeral tied by hubless type 8 flag on cover from Toronto to Athens, Ont. bs (OC 10 00). (Image)

1899-1902 Toronto flag and machine cancel group, 18 items, mostly type “8” with a range of die letters used, a few fronts, advertising, postal cards etc. (Image)

1898 Flag 9-1 Ottawa unfinished flag cancel (MR 11) ties #66(6) block of six 1/2¢ Leaf to Kingston. (Image)

1902 Toronto “B” Bickerdike machine cancel (FEB 3 21 S 02) ties #77 2¢ Numeral on rebacked front to local address. This is the rare machine cancel #M6b used from Feb 3 until Feb 4, just two days. This is the earliest date and time example. (Image)

Geary Experimental machine cancel X1 (small Montreal hub, 6 bars) used from Montreal (May 27 1902) ties #77 2¢ Numeral on A. Ramsay & Son advertising cover to Halifax. (Image)

Geary Experimental machine cancel X2b (large rimless Montreal hub) used as a receiver on reverse of 2¢ on 3¢ postal stationery from Renfrew, Ont to Montreal. This hub was used as as a transit or receiver mark between Jan. 12 and Feb 15, 1902. (Image)

Geary Experimental machine cancel X2a (large rimless Montreal hub, 7 bars) used from Montreal (Jan 28 1902) on 1¢ Leaf postal card to local address. This is the latest recorded date. (Image)

Geary Experimental machine cancel X2b (large rimless Montreal hub, 7 bars with two being filed) used from Montreal (Feb 5 1902) tying #77 2¢ Numeral on cover to Halifax. This is the earliest recorded date. (Image)

Geary Experimental machine cancel X4 (small Montreal, 6 bars) from Montreal (May 20, 1902) ties #77 2¢ Numeral on cover to London, Ont. The X4 obliterator has 6 bars from 50mm to 65mm in length and was used from May 3 to Jun 2, 1902. (Image)

Geary Experimental machine cancel X4a (small Montreal, 6 bars set lower than X4) from Montreal (Jun 3, 1902) ties #77 2¢ Numeral on cover to Halifax. The X4a obliterator has 6 bars from 50mm to 65mm in length, with the bars set lower than X4 and was used only from June 3 to June 6, 1902. This is the earliest recorded date, and a perfect match to the latest date offered in this sale as well. (Image)

Geary Experimental machine cancel X4a (small Montreal, 6 bars set lower than X4) from Montreal (Jun 6, 1902) ties #77 2¢ Numeral on cover to Halifax. The X4a obliterator has 6 bars from 50mm to 65mm in length, with the bars set lower than X4 and was used only from June 3 to June 6, 1902. This is the latest recorded date, and a perfect match to the earliest date offered in this sale as well. (Image)

Geary Experimental machine cancel X5 (small Montreal, 7 bars) from Montreal (Jul 8, 1902) ties #77 2¢ Numeral on cover to Galt, Ont. The X5 cancel was used from June 9 until August 14, 1902. (Image)

Flag and machine cancel group of 15 items, all with Leaf or Numeral issues including advertising, and 5¢ UPU rate to Germany. Inspect. (Image)