The London Philatelist, Bound Nos. 13 to 24, 1893, with "Tilleard" Die Proofs (11 different on 3 pages) and Plate Proofs, (190 in total on 4 pages). The retail value of these is approximately $7,000-$8,500. This is one of the few (and perhaps the last) remaining intact bound volume in private hands. In addition the articles and the ads make for great reading. Bound in three quarter brown morocco, gilt decorated (black) double-blind ruled raised bands, gilt device decorations in the panels, gilt titles, gilt double-ruled borders, burgundy pebbled cloth, marbled edges and end papers. Corners bumped and scuffed, front hinge broken, internally cracked in middle, text fine or better. Ex. Jim Hennock library. Rsv. $2,700. (Image)

Est $ 3,000

1861 2d dull rose Queen Victoria, Perforated 9, unused (no gum), very nicely centred amid large margins, thin at top right else an attractive example of Prince Edward Island's first stamp, very fine appearance. (Image)

Unitrade $ 1,000

1862 2d rose Queen Victoria, Perforated 11.7, a mint sheet of 60, with full original gum, never hinged. The sheet has its full selvedge on three sides, with light toning in places in selvedge only, and the stamps are overall fine centred (and catalogued as such). We noted many printing varieties, some of which include pos. 4 (flaw in tiara), pos. 10 (dot between I and S), pos. 30 (thin "T"), pos. 32 (white spot at top of head), pos. 39 (dot at left of "S" of POSTAGE), pos. 45 (spot behind head), pos. 48 (slash in "E"), and does not show the constant flaw in "O" of TWO of pos. 54, and thus is probably from an early printing. A nice sheet. (Image)

Unitrade $ 540

1862 3d blue Queen Victoria, Perforated 12, a mint sheet of 30 with full original gum, never hinged. A lovely sheet, with all of its selvedge intact and with fine centred stamps. We noted many plate varieties, some of which include pos. 16 (constant variety "break in "R"), pos. 18 (dot above "C" of PENCE), pos. 24 (dot between N and C of PRINCE and dot between N and C of PENCE) and others. A nice sheet. (Image)

Unitrade $ 360

Group of "Tilleard" Proofs from the 1893 London Philatelist, all in black on glossy card, with a 3d bottom left corner block of four, 3c upper left corner block of four and a 12c left marginal pair. Very fine. (Image)

Est $ 100

1868 4d black Queen Victoria, Perforated 12, a mint sheet of 30 with full original gum, never hinged. The sheet has its full selvedge and is quite fresh, with a small stain on one stamp (front and back) and some toning at the very lower edge of the sheet. There are a few minor varieties such as dots on stamps in positions 18, 28 and 30, plus a lesser "FOUP" variety in position 19. Centring varies, but was catalogued as overall very fine. (Image)

Unitrade $ 720

Mint and Used Collection, with every stamp represented in various quantities, mostly used but includes some mint hinged, plus a mint never hinged #11 single and #11 single with imperforate margin at bottom. #3 has the usual faults (and was not counted), else an overall nice quality collection. (Image)

Scott $ 1,790

Collection of Ten Prince Edward Island Covers, 1862-1871, with "Summerside", "Charlottetown" and "Prince Edward Island" datestamps, and mostly all grid cancels except for a few numeral grids. Frankings consists of three #1 covers, five #5 covers, a pair of #4 (from Charlottetown to Rollo Bay / McDougall's Post Office) and a larger cover franked with two #5a (this accompanied by two Greene Foundation certificates). Faults to varying degrees and one is a front, still a rarely offered group. Rsv. $850. (Image)

Est $ 1,000

Group of 100 Covers and Cards, 1890s to 1950s, includes 11 registered covers from the 1940s, noted Cape Traverse, Glenwood Lot 8, Head of St Peters, Little Pierre Jacques, Murray Harbour South, Piusville Station, Pownall, Princetown, Sea View, White Sands and lots more. Not counted but included are 7 postal cards (a family correspondence to the Murray family in St Eleanors). Overall fine or better, with some faults. (Image)

Est $ 250

6d green on Mourning Cover to the USA, mailed on FEB.27.1866 to Woburn, Massachusetts. The cover is franked with a 6d green Queen Victoria, cancelled by a grid, reduced at left, pencil docketing on back and a small adherence on back, still fine. Rsv. $325. (Image)

Est $ 400

9d violet on Cover to Great Britain, mailed on JUL.12.1869 to London, England, with JUL.26 red London PAID datestamp on front. The cover is franked with a 9d violet Queen Victoria, well tied by a grid cancel. Scarce, with tears on the backflap, still fine and accompanied by a 1962 RPSL certificate. Rsv. $425. (Image)

Est $ 500

Bisected 4d black on Cover, mailed to and from Summerside (large c.d.s. on back dated SEP.29) and franked with a diagonal bisect of the 4d black Queen Victoria, nicely tied by an oval grid. Several tears and repairs (mostly on back), still a scarce franking. Accompanied by a 2013 Greene Foundation certificate. Rsv. $750. (Image)

Unitrade $ 3,000

Bisected 6c black on Cover, mailed from Charlottetown (neat broken circle dated APR.24.1873 on front) to Summerside, franked with a diagonal bisect of the 6c black Queen Victoria (paying the 3c domestic rate), tied by an indistinct cancel. Reduced at left and docketing, still scarce and fine. Accompanied by a 2013 Greene Foundation certificate. Rsv. $950. (Image)

Unitrade $ 3,000