NEW BRUNSWICK: FRED,N:N:B 28 DEC.R 1812 (CS type VI - $400), decipherable strike on reverse of folded cover to St John, straight line ‘PAID’ and manuscript ‘On Service 1N2’, small piece missing from back, otherwise fine. (Image)

Est. 50+

NEW BRUNSWICK: 1851 Printed 'Dead Letter Office / Post Office Department / Fredericton, N. B. RETURNED LETTER' manilla conveyance envelope rated handstamp '7 CENTS' and used from Fredericton 22 AU to Victoria, despatch cds, Woodstock 23 AU transit and manuscript dated W.O. Victoria Aug 23/67 receiver, all on back, scarce and appears fine. (Image)

Est. 50+

NEW BRUNSWICK: 1852 folded cover 18 OC to Fredericton with PAID 3d circular rate marking at centre of DALHOUSIE strike, fine. (Image)

Est. 50+

NEW BRUNSWICK: 1855 cover 24 FE to Fredericton with PAID 3d circular rate marking at centre of ST ANDREWS strike, opening tears still fine. (Image)

Est. 50+

NEW BRUNSWICK: Folded cover to Amherst with matching red 'SACKVILLE N.B. PAID' and 'PAID 5 CENTS' on front, 1 AP 1864 SACKVILLE dispatch cds and 2 AP receiver on back, filing fold, tear and reduction, appears fine. (Image)

Est. 50+

NEW BRUNSWICK: 1871 Printed 'Dead Letter Branch, Post Office Department, Saint John, N. B. / RETURNED LETTER' manilla conveyance envelope rated handstamp '5 CENTS' and used from Saint John 23 AU to Victoria Corner, despatch cds, Woodstock 24 AU transit and manuscript W.O. Victoria 'Aug 25/71' receiver, with explanation for use on backflap, cover rumpled at left edge and backflap tear, scarce and appears fine. (Image)

Est. 50+

NEW BRUNSWICK: 8a: 5¢ blue green Victoria, deep rich colour and tied by numeral '1' grid to yellow envelope to Richibucto, St John 18 MY 1851 dispatch, W.O. Kingston-Kent transit and 20 MY receiver, all on back, backflap faults and cover crease at right and bottom, docketing at left, looks fine. (Image)

Est. 14+

NEWFOUNDLAND: 7: SIX AND A HALF PENCE: SCARLET VERMILION FORGERY, with 2003 Brandon Cert (Image)

Est. 50+

NEWFOUNDLAND: 27a: 10¢ Prince Albert, black on thin paper, used, very fine. (Image)

Cat. Val. 150.00

NEWFOUNDLAND: 29: 12¢ Queen Victoria, brown, full og, very fine. (Image)

Cat. Val. 100.00

NEWFOUNDLAND: 30: 13¢ Ship, orange, full og, very fine. (Image)

Cat. Val. 300.00

NEWFOUNDLAND: 31: 24¢ Queen Victoria, blue, full og, very fine. (Image)

Cat. Val. 100.00

NEWFOUNDLAND: 31: 24¢ Queen Victoria, blue, full og, fine. (Image)

Cat. Val. 40.00

NEWFOUNDLAND: 33TCiii: 3¢ Queen Victoria PLATE PROOF in SLATE VIOLET on india, natural paper fiber fault, appears very fine. (Image)

Cat. Val. 200.00

NEWFOUNDLAND: 44: 1¢ Edward Prince of Wales, deep green, 2 shades, very fine. (Image)

Cat. Val. 80.00

NEWFOUNDLAND: 48: 2¢ red orange Codfish single franking tied by ST JOHNS 10 AP '00 duplex to Empire Rate cover to ENGLAND, red Liverpool 19 AP transit on front and next day London receiver on back, backflap missing and small tear at top, otherwise fine. (Image)

Est. 36+

NEWFOUNDLAND: 48: 2¢ red orange Codfish single franking tied by ST JOHNS 17 FE '00 duplex to Empire Rate cover to ENGLAND, Wickham Market 6 MR receiver on back, tiny bit of cover seam on back missing still clean and fine. (Image)

Est. 36+

NEWFOUNDLAND: 83: 3¢ orange Royal Family single franking tied by grid to domestic rate cover from BRUNETTE 3 AU '01 to St. John's, with COASTAL T. P. O. WEST 27 AU RPO (Ludlow N-15b, RF275) and 29 AU receiver on back, severe stamp faults/toning, otherwise fine. (Image)

Est. 14+

NEWFOUNDLAND: 84P: 4¢ violet Duchess of York PLATE PROOF single on india on card in colour of issue, very fine. (Image)

Cat. Val. 75.00

NEWFOUNDLAND: 87b: 1¢ perf 12x14, UR corner margin block of four0 (8x5), 20 stamps supported, otherwise never hinged, f-vf. (Image)

Cat. Val. 270.00

NEWFOUNDLAND: 104-114: 1911 Royal Family and Coronation of King George V, f-vf (Image)

Cat. Val. 228.00

NEWFOUNDLAND: 110: 8¢ aniline blue paper, nh, very fine (Image)

Cat. Val. 275.00

NEWFOUNDLAND: UX3: 1¢ green Prince of Wales unused Postal Stationery card, pristine and very fine. (UCS Cat. $7.50) (Image)

NEWFOUNDLAND: UX9: 1¢ green King George V unused Postal Stationery card, pristine and very fine. (UCS cat $30.00) (Image)

NEWFOUNDLAND: Envelope from St John’s, Newfoundland 7 FE 1917 to Cleveland, Ohio, charged 2¢ surface rate but stamps had fallen off and cover was rated 4¢ due at NY (13 FE) or double the deficiency, with two US Postage Due Precancels applied at Cleveland, bit of backflap missing, otherwise fine. (Image)

Est. 40+