BC & VANCOUVER IS: 2: TWO AND A HALF PENCE dull rose, perf 14, full og, fresh, one short perf lower left, still fine. (Image)

Cat. Val. 1000.00

NEW BRUNSWICK: Folded letter from T. Bonner to The Hon. Lord Chipman, rated manuscript '7d' with FREDERICTON 19 AP 1820 cds on reverse, letter concerns death of the King and the Duke of Kent, filing folds, fine. (Image)

Est. 75+

NEW BRUNSWICK: Cross-border folded letter written at BOSTON 29 AU 1826, addressed to Nathaniel Hubbard, Burton (New Brunswick), rated manuscript 'Miss E. Hubbard paid 2/4 postage' (addressee was the son of Loyalist William Hubbard and held the position of Registrar of Deeds and Wills for fifty years), filing fold and seal excised, otherwise fine and scarce. (Image)

Est. 100+

NEW BRUNSWICK: 7P: 2¢ reddish orange PLATE PROOF on card, showing partial (American Bank N)ote Co. New-York. inscription, very fine (Image)

Cat. Val. 50.00

NEW BRUNSWICK: 8: 5¢ yellow green tied by grid to folded letter from HOPEWELL-THE-CAPE 7 NO '65 to Harvey, same day receiver, cover folds and some ageing around stamp, otherwise fine. (Image)

Est. 25+

LITERATURE. PRATT, Robert H. The Pence Issues of Newfoundland 1857-1866 1982 ed. Published by VGG, 192 pgs, HB, NEW. (Image)

Est. 20+

NEWFOUNDLAND: 12A: 5d violet brown, good to large margins, og, fine, backstamped Rickter (Image)

Cat. Val. 60.00

NEWFOUNDLAND: 15Aii: 1d violet brown, clear to full margins, backstamped Stolow, fine (Image)

Cat. Val. 200.00

NEWFOUNDLAND: 15ii: ONE SHILLING: ORANGE, showing full 'ST' of the WATERMARK, mostly large to huge margins (clear at bottom), neat grid cancel, light horizontal crease but still a gorgeous example of this RARE STAMP with 2013 Greene Cert (Image)

Cat. Val. 8000.00

NEWFOUNDLAND: 31P: 24¢ PLATE PROOF in BLUE on india on card, lower left corner margin block of nine with two inscriptions, very fine. (Image)

Cat. Val. 585.00

NEWFOUNDLAND: 36: 1894 6¢ Queen Victoria carmine lake, block of 4, fresh and very fine. (Image)

Cat. Val. 280.00

NEWFOUNDLAND: 44,60(3): 1¢ deep green Prince Edward and 3¢ slate Victoria strip of three, all tied by grids to cover from ST. JOHNS 5 OC '92 to Antigonish, NOVA SCOTIA, 9 OC Halifax Squared Circle type B fore-runner on back, opening faults at left and a few ink notations on back, still fine and a scarce four-stamp franking 10¢ rate cover. (Image)

Est. 60+

NEWFOUNDLAND: 53: 5¢ pale blue Harp Seal tied by '235' numeral grid to printed official ON PUBLIC SERVICE envelope with red EMBOSSED 'GENERAL POST OFFICE ST JOHNS NEWFOUNDLAND' PROVINCIAL CREST on back flap from ST. JOHNS 11 NO '86 to Pittsburgh, New York 21 NOV transit and same day receiver on back, small age mark in bottom right corner, still a choice and very fine display piece. (Image)

Est. 200+

NEWFOUNDLAND: 78(2):½¢ olive green Royal Family pair tied by ST. JOHN'S 8 MY '11 cds cancels to view side of picture postcard (showing the 'Avalon & Shamrock' Cricket Clubs) to Antwerp, BELGIUM, hint of toning on address side, still fine and scarce. (Image)

Est. 60+

NEWFOUNDLAND: 80a,82: 1¢ deep green plus 2¢ vermilion Royal Family, both tied by bold grid to 3¢ rate combination cover from BAY-DE-VERDS 17 AU '04 to St John's, 9 AU RPO and same day receiver on back, negligible cover stain at bottom, still clean and very fine. (Image)

Est. 40+

NEWFOUNDLAND: 82: 2¢ vermilion Royal Family tied by 23 JA ’07 St John’s cds to photo side of picture postcard to GIBRALTAR, 13 FE receiver on address side, a fine and VERY RARE FOREIGN DESTINATION postcard. (Image)

Est. 150+

NEWFOUNDLAND: 82,83: 2¢ vermilion and 3¢ orange Royal Family tied by two very fine strikes of 25 FE '02 'N. & W. RAILWAY 'E' T.P.O.' (Ludlow N-60, RF365) to 5¢ rate cover to Chicago, Boston 28 FE flag transit on back, fine. (Image)

Est. 50+

NEWFOUNDLAND: 83: 3¢ orange Royal Family single franking tied by grid to domestic rate cover from HARBOUR-BRITAIN to St. John's, with COASTAL · T.P.O. WEST 14 MR RPO (Ludlow N-15b, RF275) and19 MR '00 receiver on back, some opening faults at top, otherwise fine. (Image)

Est. 50+

NEWFOUNDLAND: 83: 3¢ orange Royal Family single franking tied by grid to domestic rate cover from HARBOUR-GRACE 7 AU '99 to St. John's, with C. B. RAILWAY 'A' 4 MR RPO (Ludlow N-28, RF245) and8 AU receiver on back, some cover stains (mostly on back), otherwise fine. (Image)

Est. 36+

NEWFOUNDLAND: 83: 3¢ orange Royal Family single franking, untied (but belonging) on domestic rate cover from HERITAGE·COVE 11 MY '01 to St. John's, with rare and very fine strike of 11 MY COASTAL WEST T.P.O. RPO (Ludlow N-16b, RF500) on back, some cover bends at left, otherwise fine. (Image)

Est. 80+

NEWFOUNDLAND: 86(4): 2¢ Map horizontal strip of four tied by grids to printed 'GENERAL POST OFFICE St Johns, Newfoundland' official envelope from ST. JOHN'S 21 NO '05 to Victoria, B.C., trimmed at right (to open), fine and attractive. (Image)

Est. 65+

NEWFOUNDLAND: 87a,88a,90: 1¢ perf 12, 2¢ perf 12 x 14 and 4¢ Guy Issue, all tied by purple oval 'R' cancels to printed 'GENERAL POST OFFICE St Johns, Newfoundland' official envelope with black border from ST. JOHN'S 6 DE 1910 (matching coloured double ring REG. DIV. cds dispatch) to Victoria, BC, 9 DE Montreal and 13 DE CAL. & VAN. RPO on back, a very fine and most attractive three colour franking. (Image)

Est. 100+

NEWFOUNDLAND: 104(2),105,106: 1¢ pair, 2¢ and 3¢ Royal Family Issue, all tied by grids and purple oval 'R' cancels to 7¢ rate cover from ST. JOHN'S 20 SEP 1911 to Victoria, BC, Montreal 25 SP and CAL. & VAN. 28 SP transits plus 30 SP receiver on back, some cover soiling/rumpling, otherwise an attractive four-stamp three-colour franking. (Image)

Est. 70+

NEWFOUNDLAND: 122: 10¢ dark green Caribou Issue single franking tied by grid to registered cover (official crest on back-flap) with violet REGISTERED ST. JOHN'S N. F. JUL 28 1920 oval dispatch to Victoria, BC, Montreal 2 AU transit and 7 AU receiver on back, severe cover faults, still scarce and attractive. (Image)

Est. 40+

NEWFOUNDLAND: 137,164,166: 8¢ Pictorial plus 2¢ and 4¢ Resources issues, all tied by ST. JOHN'S 21 JA 1930 slogan cancel to registered FLIGHT COVER also bearing US 10¢ Airmail tied by MIAMI 31 JAN 1930 duplex to HAITI, New York 1.28 transit on back alongside 1 FEV Port Au Prince receiver, a clean and very attractive multiple franking flight cover. (Image)

Est. 75+