Collection of 6 Newfoundland Pioneer Flight Cover Forgeries, includes APR.12.1919 with C1 (three different covers), MAY.18.1927 cover with C4, SEP.25.1930 with C5 and JUL.26.1933 with C18iii ("doubled surcharge"). Also includes two pieces, one with C4 and one with C5 both "cancelled". A fairly crude group, with postmarks (front and back) and stamps forged on genuine envelopes, still could be good space fillers in an album, while waiting for the very expensive genuine items. (Image)

Est $ 150

Group of 20 Newfoundland Air Mail Covers, 1931 to 1947, with a variety of flights, frankings, postmarks, cachets and rates, etc. A very fine group, all scanned online. (Image)

Estimate $ 150

1925 O.H.M.S. Postal C.O.D. Money Order Cover, free franked and postmarked St John's on Christmas Day 1925 with slogan machine, with partial Victoria Cove broken circle, very fine and scarce. (Image)

Estimate $ 100

Christmas 1948 "Recovered From Fire" Cover, mailed on DEC.17.1948 to Halifax, with "RECOVERED FROM FIRE" single line handstamp in purple. Inside has a Christmas card signed by all of the staff at the St John's Evening Telegraph newspaper. Edges are obviously charred, else scarce. (Image)

Estimate $ 150

8d Scarlet Bisect on 1860 Folded Cover, mailed St John's on JUN.7.1860 (red PAID datestamp despatch) to Baltimore, with a JUN.15 Boston Packet c.d.s. transit, franked with a diagonal half of a 8d scarlet Heraldic imperforate, with two large margins, properly tied by an oval grid cancel, very fine. From a well known correspondence and accompanied by a B.P.A. certificate. Rsv. $3,000. (Image)

Unitrade $ 7,500

1938 3c Queen Elizabeth Issue, Line Perforated 14 Used on Postcard, dated Pointe au Pere / Father Point PQ AUG.18.1938 (c.d.s. ties stamp) and addressed to Ohio, with a "Posted on the High Seas / T.S.S. North Star / Purser's Office" c.d.s. free strike. Card has light edge wrinkles, still a very rare use of this perforation variety "on cover", very fine. (Image)

Est $ 200