1788 SFL from St. John, NB dateline Nov 15, 1788 to London, England, carried privately, ms “By the Britannia Capt Young Husband”. Early and scarce. (Image)

1802 SFC with "St. John N*B* / Feb,r 3. 1802" straightline bs on cover to Fredericton, ms rated "N7". (Image)

1804 “St. John, N*B* / July. 25. 1804” straightline bs (CS Type V) on SFC to London, England, ms rated “1N10” collect, reverse with “S SEP 16 1804” cds. An excellent strike for such a large postal hammer. (Image)

1810 SFC “St. John, NB / July 29 1810” straightline hs on reverse and ms “paid 8d”, red “Paid” hs and rare “Ship Letter” straightline hs on face, to Fredericton, NB. (Image)

1860 #8 5¢ tied by grid hs on cover from W.O. Douglastown, NB (OC 10 1860) bs prepaid 5¢ to Halifax, NS bs with the balance of 14¢ rate due upon receipt, St. John's Newfoundland bs. (Image)

1931 “ST. JOHN, N.B. / SHIP LETTER” stampless era hs tied GB 1d on postcard with St. John, NB cds (FE 10 31), to Cobblecrook, Scotland. The stampless era handstamp was used between 1841 and 1867 and oddly revived and used for a short period of time in the 1930s. (Image)

New Brunswick #1 3d pair, oval grid “1” (used at St. John, NB), four clear, full margins. CV $1,400. (Image)

NB #5 5¢ Connell forgery made from #5P 5¢ plate proof, rebacked and perforated, with 2010 Greene “pink” certificate as a forgery. Excellent reference. (Image)

NB mint group incl. #6(2), 7(3), 8(2), 11, and blocks of #6, 7(2 blocks unused). CV $518 (Image)