1852, American Beaver 3d red imperforate with good to wide margins around with heavy numeral '21' pmk. of Montreal, SG. £ 225 (Tax Method: Margin System)

1857; 1/2 d. lilarosa postfrisch mit Originalgummi, die Marke ist unten und rechts sehr breit gerandet. Fotoattest Graves Greene. (Tax Method: Margin System)

1868, 1868, 1 C deep-orange, 6 C deep-brown (tear) and 15 C grey-violet (minimal tear) on registered envelope ("Registered" reinforced by pencil - could be gummed away), sent from "GUELPH AU 13 69" via "TORONTO AU 13 69" to Manchester, GB with arrival 28.8.69 on back, a rare mixed franking! (Tax Method: Margin System)

1870, QV 3 Cent vermillion, left thirt of trisected stamp (used as 1 Cent) together with complete 3 C stamp on envelope with duplex "LONDON CANADA JY 8 85" to built the correct 4 C rate to USA sent to New York with b/s arrival 9.July.1885, a very rare letter ind very fine condition! (Tax Method: Margin System)

1897, 2 $ Thronjubiläum violett, gut zentriert und klar gestempelt "Toronto" und auch sonst tadellos, geprüft Richter, Mi. 500,- € (Tax Method: Margin System)

1897, 2 $ Thronjubiläum violett, gut zentriert und klar gestempelt "Toronto" und auch sonst tadellos, Fotoattest Richter, Mi. 500,- € (Tax Method: Margin System)

1899, QV definitive 3c rose-carmine (maple leaves in upper corners only) surcharged '2 CENTS' horizontal strip of four from upper margin with imprint 'OTTAWA-No.-5', left and right stamp mint lightly hinged otherwise MNH (+ hinged in margin), attractive and scarce strip (Tax Method: Margin System)

1910 (ca.) advertising cover "International Stock Food Co / Our new Toronto factory." w. KEVII 1d (pair) and Toronto precancel to Prince Edward Isld. (Tax Method: Margin System)

1938, pictorial definitives 10c rose-carmine to $1 violet mint never hinged ($1 very lightly hinged), SG. £ 177 + (Tax Method: Margin System)

1942, pictorial definitives 50c violet (Munitions Factory) and $1 blue (destroyer HMS Cossack) both in horizontal pairs from lower margin with 3-line bilingual (english-french) imprint, mint never hinged MNH, SG. £ 152 ++ (Tax Method: Margin System)

1865, 5 cts. rose, mint no gum with perforation a little bit inside the stamp image at right side (Tax Method: Margin System)

1851/59 two values with mute cancellations: 3 cts red "Beaver", imperf and 1859 2 cts. red Queen Victoria. The last with very slight tear. (Tax Method: Margin System)

1924, stationery envelope KG V; 3 C uprated 20 C sent from "WINIPEG SP 18 24" via "CÖLN-DEUTZ 2.10.24 B.P.A.10b" to München with arrival. (Tax Method: Margin System)

1853: Stampless cover + contents from St. Johns to St. Columb, England bearing on reverse '18 May 1853' despatch cds and green framed "PKT.LETTER/LIVERPOOL/JU 6/1853" d/s, and with two part strikes of arrival cds on front. (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1857, 4d scarlet-vermillon, good margins all around, brilliant fresh colour, unused. AN EXTREMELY FINE EXAMPLE OF THIS MAJOR NEWFOUNDLAND RARITY. A review of the famous Newfoundland sales of the past reveals that allmost all examples are without gum, including the ones from the following collections: Gilbert 2004, Dr Chan Chin Cheung 1995, Sidney Harris 1968-70, Wilkinson 1964, Hind, Foxbridge 1987, Dale Lichtenstein 1968, Carrey Fox 1968. We could only record two different with gum: Pratt 1986 and Burrus. The condition of our perfect single is outstanding as a large number of this rarity show some small faults. Certificate Matl (2005); BPA (2014). SG 4 = 13.000 GBP (18.000 EUR) (Tax Method: Margin System)

1861-64, 2p. orange-vermilion, mint no gum, full margins all around, fine and fresh color, SG cat. 500 GBP (Tax Method: Margin System)

1866/68, two vals. 1866, 24 cts. blue on white paper cancelled and 1868 3 cts. red-orange fine mint with intact gum (Tax Method: Margin System)

1880, Incoming Mail, ship letter from Port-of-Spain/Trinidad to Harbour Grace/Newfoundland, inside pre-printed price list and business news "Trinidad Prices Current" Campbell Hannay & Co (upper left corner missing - but due to folding of letter not affecting the face of letter), St.John's transit 9/JU 80 on reverse, arrival mark 10/JU 80 and postage due marks on front. (Tax Method: Margin System)

1906, QV 1c green + Logging 6c brown used on QV 3c violet stat. envelope cancelled with part killer cancels and LABRADOR T.P.O. cds. beside (AU27/06) adressed to Neuwied/Rhein with St. John's transitmark (3.9.) and arrival pmk. on reverse (13.9.), some toned stripes (Tax Method: Margin System)

1921, 35 c. red, horizontal strip of three with part of six inverted overprints "AIR MAIL to Halifax, N.S. 1921” (type I) for sheet positions 8-10 and 13-15, central stamp with overprint var "no stop after 1921”, unused without gum, otherwise fine, certificate G.Green - very scarce combination! (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1923/24, pictorial definitives complete set of 14, mint lightly hinged, SG. £ 160 (Tax Method: Margin System)

1930, air mail 75 c. yellow-brown imperforate, block of 4 with sheet margin at left, unused, very fine (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1947, 4 c. light blue, imperforated horiz. gutter strip of 4, unmounted mint, some natural gum creasing/wrinkling due to production process. SG lists an imperf. pair with 475,- £, unlisted/priced in the present form. (Tax Method: Margin System)

1939/1949, 10 C. violet, block of four, top right stamp (R3/3) with variety "POSTAGE LUE", cancelled by straight-lines in black, fine. (SG from £750) (Tax Method: Margin System)

1853, 1d red-brown on bluish paper, white margins at all sides (Tax Method: Margin System)