Canada high end portion of a dealer’s stock in a six ring salesbook. All Admiral issues starting with the two cent green booklet pane and running to the three cent brown vertical perf 8 coil. Virtually all mint with much NH and balanced duplication. Mostly F-VF (Image)

Canada collection in a clean Whitman Album from early states through 1973. A mainly used collection of several hundred stamps with a bunch of complete sets. Mixed condition. Good catalog value. Stronger than usual classics, representative large and small queens, 3 different dollar value Jubilees, and much more. A good starter with pizzazz for this popular area. (Image)

Canada high end portion of a dealer’s stock in a six-ring binder. Starts with the 1927 commemoratives and runs through the Mt. Edith set. Moderate, balanced duplication nearly all mint with much NH and very clean. (Image)

Canada high end of a dealer’s stock in a six ring salesbook. Starts with the dollar value Jubilees but mostly involves the Victorian Maple Leafs and Numeral issues. Mostly mint, includes several multiples, some sensible duplication, much NH and generally better condition than usual. (Image)

Canada high end portion of a dealer’s stock. Starts with the Victorian surcharges, runs through the Edwards and Tercentenaries to the lower value Admirals. Primarily mint with much NH. Any duplication is low. Condition overall is quite good. (Image)

Canada high end portion of a dealer’s stock in a six ring salesbook. Starts with three cent brown vertical 8 coil Admiral and runs to the Bluenose. Essentially all mint with much NH useful duplication for someone who does lists. F-VF throughout. (Image)

Canada all mint high end portion of a dealer’s stock arranged in a six ring salesbook. Starts with the Grain Exhibition issue and runs 1935 Champlain Monument set. Beneficial duplication for someone who does lists. All but a few items are NH. Worth a look. (Image)

Canada virtually all mint NH high end portion of a dealer’s housed in a six-ring salesbook. Starts with the KGVII coils and runs through the War set. Good lot for lists. (Image)

Canada dealer’s NH block stock in a six-ring salesbook. Starts with the ½ cent Tercentenary and runs through the Silver Jubilee set. Moderate duplication. (Image)

Canada all mint high end portion of a dealer’s stock in a six-ring salesbook. Starts with the Mt. Edith set and runs to the 1933 Government Buildings issue. Includes lots of coils and some booklet panes. Almost all NH. (Image)

Canada back of the book section of a dealer’s higher end stock in a six-ring salesbook. Involves registrations, dues, war tax and officials. All mint with much NH except one stamp. Clean, duplication conducive to lists. (Image)

Canada dealer’s stock of NH blocks (including plate blocks) arranged in a six-ring salesbook. Mainly encompasses the War set and the Peace set. Good compact value. (Image)

Canada mint mostly NH higher end dealer’s stock in a six-ring sales book. Strong in airmails, including blocks and KGVI plate blocks. A very clean group. (Image)

Canada high end portion of back of the book issues. All mint with much NH with the exception of one stamp. Includes airs, air officials, air special deliveries, special deliveries and official special deliveries. (Image)

Canada dealer’s stock of better NH blocks in a six-ring salesbook. Mainly plate blocks and numerically superior in the KGVI and QEII period but there are some better earlier. Wide variety with duplication. (Image)

Canada All NH portion of a dealer’s stock in a six-ring salesbook. Basically, KGVI with a little early QEII. An easy lot to figure. (Image)

Canada collection in three Davo albums with slipcases from 1859 to 1994. Hundreds and hundreds of mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, singles, and souvenir sheets. Highlights includes complete Jubilee sets having used #61-65 and a F3 mint (no gum) The owner shingled some issues having both mint and used. A bonus is all the postage to be found and to count. (Image)

Canada collection in a Scott Specialty album from 1851 to 1960. Hundreds of mixed mint and used stamps in full sets, partial sets and singles as well as BOB. Includes large and small queens, Jubilees to the one dollar (#61 mint upper right corner problem) and mint 96-103. Viewing is required. (Image)

Canada five old auction lots includes dollar value Jubilees, blocks and a booklet pane. Compact value. Some minor faults, worth inspection. (Image)

Canada from a large estate where the former owner bought mainly mint stamps from various countries and sorted them into boxes by country. Probably no power, with the bulk of the value in uncounted face. Stretches from the 1960s through the late 1990s and includes post office packs, procurement center offerings, mint sheets in a heavy duty sheet protector, a few year sets, bunches of plate blocks, multiples, etc. This whole big carton needs to be counted, for we didn't even estimate the face. Could be a bargain at the suggested bid. Bring a calculator. (Image)

Canada and British North America high catalog singles for the non discriminating collector culled from collections and stored in a skinny stockbook to pile up catalog value. Not quite 200 stamps in all, most with pleasing appearances. Small and not so small faults abound. No gum, thins, pulled perfs, regummed, disturbed gum, rounded corners, short sets, off center, and duplication, typify this high aggregate catalog holding. One page of NH is here to seal the deal. Please examine this compact lot with care as there is more to it than meets the eye at first glance. (Image)

Canada portion of a higher end dealer’s stock arranged in a six-ring salesbook. Mostly revenues and postage dues. Helpful duplication. (Image)

Canada collection and accumulation in one carton. Consists of a collection in a binder on White Ace pages from 1864 to 1983 having mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, and singles. No keys but is a decent introductory collection. Also includes six binders of mint blocks appearing to be mostly from the 1960s and 1970s. (Image)

Canada grouping of unsold auction lots. Some of the better are used 96-102, 2 blocks of 4 of 302, NH 176. Also in NH blocks of 4 are 141,142,144, 145, 147, 147, 148, 190 and 209. Along for the ride is a used US 85. Good value here, ready for input into stock or collection. (Image)

Canada and Provinces mint collection in ten binders. Includes excellent Newfoundland and strong in booklets. Some of the better NF mint sets, 61-74, 115-126, 131-144 and 145-159. The Canada also has a few good early mint sets along with decent BOB. Finally the postage needs to be factored in. Clean lot with lots of value. (Image)