Nov. 1916 Killed in Action Cover Returned to Sender, with It's Ambulance Cover, mailed NOV.2.1916 at Saskatoon to a Lieut. D.A. Achesen in France, with manuscript "Killed in Action" on front. Has a "Field Post Office 14.VI / NOV.29.1916" c.d.s. on back (RF E in Bailey and Toop, only used 2 months) alongside a "Dead Letter Branch Ottawa Canada / JAN.22.1917" double ring c.d.s.. This cover (with contents still inside) was opened and returned to the sender in an OHMS ambulance cover free franked with an Ottawa machine "FREE" cancel. Very fine and interesting. (Image)

Est $ 150

Eclectic Group of Interesting Covers from the 1940s, with about 40 selected for interesting features such as an unusual 13th Field Regiment "Out Going Mail" handstamp, RCAF Section redirection marking, Air Letter with unusual handstamped "honour" marking, FPO SC2 to Toronto "received in damaged condition", Nanaimo Camp with Officers Training Centre Gordon Head Mailing Room handstamp, a few Newfoundland covers, 1944 Christmas issue air letter, 1944 Air Letter "opened in orderly room in error" and much more. A better group worthy of inspection. (Image)

Est $ 150

Group of 30 WWII MPO Postal History Items, noting an unlisted three-line Utopia MPO 707 marking, MPO 603 Debert to Newfoundland, Shiloh MPO 1001 on illustrated Parchute Corps cover with matching enclosure, MPO 333 St John Postal Tracing Section oval, MPO 305 Petawawa on Camp real photo postcard, MPO 202 Camp Borden to Fort Oglethorpe Georgia, scarce Montréal MPO 406, redirected mail, etc. Quality strikes and many interesting covers. (Image)

Est $ 150

Group of About 40 Canadian Military Camp Covers and Cards, 1908-1916, note several different Valcartier Camp strikes, several clear Sussex Camp strikes (1911 and 1914), also London Camp, Vernon Camp including YMCA corner card, scarce Farnham Camp (1912), St Jean duplex on 1912 Royal Canadian Dragoons cover, Toronto FPO machine, Calgary camp (1916), several nice mostly Aldershot Camp picture postcards, a good mix of camps with many fine strikes, and better items to be found. (Image)

Est $ 300

Group of 24 Canadian WWII Medical Corps Items, a superior quality group with exceptional strikes, noting a variety of units including 24th Field Ambulance, 1st Divisional Armoured Corps Mail Office, 14th Canadian General Hospital (Italy), multiple Casualty Clearing Stations, No. 10 Canadian General Hospital with scarce Canadian legion War Services handstamp, Medical Branch HQ London, two uncommon Priority Casualty postcard notice of a wounded soldier, an excellent lot. (Image)

Est $ 100

Group of 5 WWII Redirected and Returned to Sender Military Air Letters, all franked with 10c War issue and bearing a myriad of redirection and auxiliary markings, noting FPO 640 Redirected to Petawawa Camp, Winnipeg to soldier overseas with "addressee returned to Canada", No. 1 District Depot London "Addressee Returned" and "not Called For" with "Repat[riation] Depot" endorsement, Stanstead QC to C.A.O. with "No. 2 District Depot" Toronto and "SOS to CANADA" (front only), and No. 4 District Depot Montréal, Addressee Returned to Canada. An impressive group. (Image)

Est $ 100

Group of About 30 Better RCAF Covers from the 1940s, selected for interesting attributes, noting multiple redirected covers with various auxiliary markings, including a Cablegram with "No Record in RCAF Section", Cap-à-l'aigle to RCAF Overseas returned to sender from Ottawa MPO, Toronto to RCAF Overseas with Base PO Manchester return label, NO 402 Squadron on military Christmas card, usages from Ceylon and Aden, training schools including #4 Wireless at Guelph, #10 Bombing & Gunnery at Mount Pleasant and #8 Service Training School at Gimli, FPO 674 "Demon Brigade". Mostly very fine and choice examples. (Image)

Est $ 200

Group of 24 Better Domestic Military Covers, 1930s - 1940s, note a range of superior strikes of military camp cancels including St Bruno, Petawawa, Niagara, Sussex, Dundurn, Shilo and Farnham, two lovely real photo cards including the Moose Jaw Military Hospital and Dining Hall at Military Camp 54 Montmagny, incoming to camp Borden with "Please Have Your Mail Addressed to Regimental Number and Unit" auxiliary marking, two FPO 1212 (Eskimo Force) winter training covers, Camp Borden registered cover, etc. A fascinating group with many very fine items. (Image)

Est $ 200

Group of a Few Hundred WWII-era Military Covers, strongest in Canadian army units, including many with orderly room markings, noting also RCAF and Naval covers and postcards, as well as photographs and unusual ephemera. A nice lot for the military history enthusiast in search of a sorting project. (Image)

Est $ 150

Group of Over 100 WWII Canadian Forestry Corps Soldier Covers, almost all bearing regimental orderly room markings. A great lot for further study. (Image)

Est $ 100

Collection of WWII Canadian Naval Postal History, a detailed and attractive collection with a few dozen covers from named vessels, meticulously written-up describing the history of the ships. Included are examples from Armed Yachts, Auxiliary vessels and Base Supply ships such as HMCS Elk (sent from Bermuda), Husky, Cougar, Sans Peur (including a lovely WWII-era Christmas card illustrating the ship), Vision, Renard, Restigouche, Bantie, Charny (including an uncommon usage of a Buckingham Cigarettes Tobacco card), Dundurn, Fleur de Lys, Mastadon, preserver (including a cover sent from Guantanamo Bay, Cuba), Star XVI, Venture and Venture II. A very nice collection for the naval enthusiast. (Image)

Est $ 150

Group Pertaining to Canadians at WWII Military POs in Alaska, consisting of 6 covers plus 1 piece, all mailed by Canadians via US APOs in Alaska, noting APO 937 (Kodiak), APO 935 (Annette Island), APO 726 (Kiska), two APO 942 (Anchorage), CAPO 51 (Aleutian Islands) including one unlisted registered marking on 15c Prexie parcel piece. A difficult group in such choice condition. (Image)

Est $ 100

Group of 11 Korean War Covers, 1951-1954, a nice quality group, noting Canadian Red Cross cover from military hospital to Salt Spring Island via Australian FPO 453, Princess Patricia's at Pussan, HMCS Cayuga to PEI and via Dockyard to Oregon, Canadian Red Cross Cover from CFPO 29 (Hiro, Japan), HMCS Huron Second Tour to Rock Island, HMCS Crusader to Vancouver, CFPO 27 (Seoul) to HQ Coy, etc. A select group. (Image)

Est $ 150

Group of 11 Military Post Office (MPO) Registered Covers, 1940s-1950s, all from different camps, including Berriefield, St Thomas, Wainwright, Vulcan, Vancouver, Grand Central, Prince George, Borden, Rivers, Dafoe and Calgary. A difficult group as registered MPOs are a challenge. Many attractive and fine examples, with selected strikes. (Image)

Est $ 150

Group of 20 WWII Prisoner of War Covers, from a range of Canadian POW and Internment Camps, including Petawawa, Bowmanville, Monteith, Neys, Isle aux Noix, Wainwright, Medicine Hat and Lethbridge, strong in the latter two, noting many different types of stationery and letter sheets, typical faults for such mail, still many fine and desirable items. (Image)

Est $ 400

Group of 10 WWII Naval Covers with Officers Handstamps, all with different handstamps, including Commanding Officer, Accountant, Gunnery Officer, etc. from many different ships including HMCS Chatham, St Francis, Burrard, Chaleur II, and many more. An uncommon group, overall fine or better. (Image)

Est 100

1919 Siberian Expeditionary Force Active Service Cover, postmarked FIELD POST OFFICE SIBERIAN EXP FORCE / JAN.25.1919 c.d.s. endorsed "On Active Service" and handstamped with boxed "PASSED BY CENSOR 014" to Ottawa. Better condition than is usually seen, scarce and very fine. (Image)

Est $ 150

Group of 8 Better WWII Naval Covers, noting an early MAILED ON H.M.C SHIPS straightline (ex. Robinson), 1943 incoming from USA and redirected between HMCS Oakville and HMCS 119, three 1944 registered from HMCS Stadacona, two with RCN Barracks Halifax handstamps, 1944 NPO 617 Deep Brook with "Naval Officer in Charge / Digby Area / Nov 15 1944 / Cornwallis, NS" backstamp, 1944 HMCS Burrard with oval Accountant Officer handstamp, and 1945 registered from HMCS Burrard to HMC ML-070. An uncommon group, overall very fine and all sleeved. (Image)

Est $ 150

1941 Brazil Censored Cover to Jewish Internee POW Camp "N" mailed from Sao Paulo to Camp N (Newington, Sherbrooke, Qué.) with civil censor tape and crown "21" censor marking, entered in Ottawa with Base APO Canada machine cancel. The addressee Wolfgang Happ was released in Canada from Camp 41 on JAN.22.1943. Very fine. (Image)

Est $ 100

Canadian Signal Officer Correspondence, Capt. Parker from Medicine Hat, Alberta, with 6 covers and 12 letters, including two from Barriefield, two from Korea, one from MPO Calgary and one from MPO Wainwright. 5 letters are US war and navy air graphs, two letters from Holland, three air letters from medicine Hat to Overseas, etc. Parker was with the Vandoos. An interesting lot. (Image)

Est $ 100

Group of Three ‘’Y’’ Force Censored Airmail Covers, 1942-1944, from Canadian servicemen in Jamaica to Canada, two going to Hamilton with a letter accompanying and a third sent to Torrington Alberta. Usual condition. (Image)

Est $ 100

Assortment of 7 Petawawa and Niagara Militia Camp Postmarks on Covers and Cards, 1916-1940, Petawawa Camp (1916, 1930, 1935 and 1936), Niagara Camp (1916, 1937 and 1940), appear to be virtually all different hammers. (Image)

Est $ 100

A Scarce Group of 24 World War II Airgraph Letters from the 1940s mailed from Canadian servicemen (various Field Post Offices) to locations across Canada. All with their envelope. Noting a scarce example of Christmas Greetings 1943 etc. All scanned online. (Image)

Est $ 250

Scarce Group of 10 Military Registered Covers, 1944-1975, including 4 from WWII Field Post Offices (313, 639, TC1, 861), CFPO 104, RCAF Mont Apica Qué, RCAF St. Denis Qué, CFPO 5000, RCAF Greenwood NS, CFPO 5056. A very elusive group of registered covers. All scanned online. (Image)

Est $ 100

Group of 7 Censored Covers and 8 Letters From an RCAF in Gibraltar in 1943, from RCAF Flying officer Howard E. Davis (native of Dunrobin, Ontario) stationed in Gibraltar to Dunrobin or Ottawa. Newspaper clipping accompanied about the flying officer reported missing. Some rough openings, one cover with one stamp missing, else fine and interesting. (Image)

Est $ 150