1910 HARBOR DREDGE, LEONARDVILLE-NB, Poland Brothers real photo card showing the dredge keeping the harbor shipping lanes open, unposted with VF est ($35+US) (Image)

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1858 MARITIMES INTER-PROVINCIAL MAIL, Nova Scotia #2 franking on cover pays the 3d letter rate from Lunenburg-NS on JUN8-1858, addressed to Petite-Rivier-NB care of Reverend Henry M. Spike (St-Michael's Anglican Church), a decent 2¾ margin copy of #2 on cover cat $400 in Unitrade, F-VF est ($150+US) (Image)

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1929 TSUNAMI WAVE DISASTER, BURIN-NEWF'D, 2 real photo postcards showing buildings pushed off their foundations when a 7.2 earthquake on the Grand Banks created a tidal wave, the narrow inlet along the Burin Peninsula magnified the intensity and the wave struck in the dark at 7:00 PM on NOV18-1929, the back-flow washed dozens of homes out to sea killing 27 people in the freezing winter waters, entire families were lost, rare mint historic Newfoundland items with VF est ($75+US) (Image)

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1921 NEWFOUNDLAND 35¢ AIRMAIL to HALIFAX-NS, provisional #C3 pays the special airmail rate on cover from St-John's on NOV26-1921, addressed to the Royal Bank in Halifax with arrival on FEB 4th, Unitrade cat $250, VF est ($75+US) (Image)

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1937 NEWF'D REGISTERED COVERS to ENGLAND (x2), both with impressive Long Coronation Issue frankings, includes a MAY12-1937 cover franked with 9 of the 11 stamp set, a second cover dated JUN25-1937 has 3 UL plate block frankings of the high values #241-243, unchecked for perf, plate, and re-entry varieties, VF est ($75+US)

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59 HALIFAX-NS SLOGAN CANCELS, ex-Rosenblatt mounted collection with 10 covers and 49 cut squares, a total of 31 different slogans identified by Coutts number noting an unreported #F-540, near complete for the period, retails over $300, F-VF est ($50+ US) (Image)

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