1853 1d red brown Queen Victoria Imperforate, used with light oval grid cancels and a repaired corner, else very fine appearance with clear to large margins. (Image)

Unitrade $ 700

1853 1d red brown Engraved Oneglia Forgery. Includes reference material describing the differences between the forgery and the genuine. Oneglia was one of the few forgers using engraving, his products were later sold by Panelli. A scarce forgery for the specialist. Heavy cancel and thin, else fine. (Image)

Est $ 100

1851 3d blue Engraved Oneglia Forgery. Includes reference material describing the differences between the forgery and the genuine. Oneglia was one of the few forgers using engraving, his products were later sold by Panelli. A scarce forgery for the specialist. Thin, else very fine. (Image)

Est $ 100

1857 6d dark green Heraldic Imperforate, used with light oval grid. Margins are large to touching outer frameline and there is a repaired corner and other faults. An attractive spacefiller with fine appearance. (Image)

Unitrade $ 1,000

1857 1sh violet Engraved Oneglia Forgery. Includes reference material describing the differences between the forgery and the genuine. Oneglia was one of the few forgers using engraving, his products were later sold by Panelli. Partial New Brunswick 8 grid cancel. Scarce forgery for the specialist. Close to slightly in margins and thinned, appears fine. (Image)

Est $ 100

1860s 1c Queen Victoria Proofs From the ABN Trade Sample Sheet, with four proofs of different shades ranking from brown orange to pink and lilac, each with large margins and without from the usual thins or other faults. Very fine and scarce. Rsv. (Image)

Est $ 750

1860 5c blue Engraved Oneglia Forgery with a genuine for comparison. Includes reference material describing the differences between the forgery and the genuine. Oneglia was one of the few forgers using engraving, his products were later sold by Panelli. A very scarce forgery for the specialist. Very fine. (Image)

Est $ 100

1860 8½c and 12½c Queen Victoria, each in a right margined plate block of four, with full plate inscription in right selvedge, both mint never hinged with tiny natural gum imperfections, still a fine or better pair of plate blocks. The 8½c block has a vertical row of blind perfs, giving the impression of imperforate and the 12½c block has perf separation in the margin only. (Image)

Est $ 200

Mostly Mint Collection on a Stock Page, starts with #1 (used, slightly cut into on one side), 3 (used, with margins large to just clear on one side and appears rebacked or tampered with), 5 (used with three margins, cut into on one side), 8, 8a (both mint hinged), 9 (two mint hinged copies), 10 (used), 11 (one hinged and one never hinged with light gum inconsistency), 12 (mint hinged) and 13 (mint hinged with a small thin). (Image)

Scott $ 3,234

1851-7 6d yellow green and dark green Engraved Oneglia Forgery. Both shades sold by him. Includes reference material describing the differences between the forgery and the genuine. Oneglia was one of the few forgers using engraving, his products were later sold by Panelli. One has a blue grid cancel the other has a New Brunswick 8 grid cancel. Scarce forgeries for the specialist. Both have thins, else good margins and very fine. (Image)

Est $ 150

Group of 3d blue Imperforates on Folded Letters or Covers, with four entires and one part cover (this one catalogued as stamp only). All are dated between 1852 and 1860, and the backs have a good variety of postmarks plus there are a few subtle stamp shades as well. Condition varies, see scans online. Rsv. (Image)

Unitrade $ 1,750

Group of Nova Scotia Postal History, with over 45 items, mostly KGV and earlier, noting advertising, small town cancels, registered, postage due, stationery, etc. Overall fine or better. (Image)

Est $ 100