1851 12d Black imperf. plate proof with SPECIMEN ovpt, good margins, light horizontal crease otherwise fine appearance (Image)

1873-79 Small Queen 2c deep green, Montreal printing, perf 11 1/2x12, mint og left marginal horizontal pair, right stamp unmounted, typical centring and minor wrinkles, fine and fresh (Image)

1897 Jubilee 1/2d to $5 mint og set of 16, the $5 very faintly hinged, very fine and desirable set (SG £6'000) (Image)

1897 (Aug 11) 3c Postal stationery envelope additionally franked with 1897 Jubilee $2 deep violet, tied by two fine strikes of "HALIFAX N.S." squared circle, some trivial imperfections, a most attractive philatelic franking with a very rare stamp on cover (Image)

1897 Jubilee $5 olive-green mint hr, very fine (SG £1'400) (Image)

1928-29 10c to $1, the five pictorial values, in mint nh IMPERFORATE HORIZONTALLY vertical pairs, very fine and scarce, only about 250 pairs of each value existed (See SG footnote after SG287) (Image)

1934 New Brunswick Seal 2c red-brown mint nh imperforate horizontal pair, very fine and scarce, only 75 pairs existed (Image)

1992 Canadian Space Programme 42c complete pane of 20 with two stamps showing ERROR HOLOGRAMS OMITTED, mint nh, very fine and very rare variety as only 14 such panes were recorded by Bileski (detailed report included), cert. Darnell (1993) (Image)

SPECIAL DELIVERY: 1942-43 War Effort 16c ultramarine airmail IMPERFORATE UPPER RIGHT CORNER MARGINAL BLOCK OF FOUR with printer's inscription, mint og hinged in top margin only, yellowed gum, tiny gum blemish between upper pair), very scarce as only 75 imperf. pairs existed (Image)

1859-1929, Small used selection on stockcards incl. 1859 issues to 17c, 1897 Jubilee $1 to $5, the $2 and $5 with heavy parcel cancels, $3 with heavy "R" and $1 & $4 with cds (no faults), etc. (SG £3'700+) (Image)

1859-1989 Collection in boxed Leuchturm album with extensive ranges including 1897 Jubilee set mint and used, including Canadian Provinces, generally fine (Image)

1851-60 3d, 6d and 1s reprints on stout white paper in blocks of four, 6d with light horizontal crease otherwise very fine (Unitrade $1'600) (Image)

1862-64 4d Rose-Lake mint og complete sheet of 20 with full margins, trace of a hinge on one stamp only, very fine (Image)

1865-71 Prince Consort 10c black, thin yellowish paper, in mint og block of six, some gum skips as usual but remarkably fresh, a scarce multiple (Image)

1919 "FIRST TRANS ATLANTIC AIR POST April, 1919" overprinted 3c used on Cochrane Hotel envelope, endorsed "per Aerial Mail" to the Daily Mail in London, stamp tied by St. John's machine cancel of MAY 2 1919, including the original letter on the hotel headed paper. Offered together with part military Telegraph communique advising of the departure of Hawker and Grieve with ARMY SIGNALS cds, plus postcards depicting the aviators and wreckage of the airplane, newspapers covering the flight, and a commercial card supposedly carried in the cockpit, cert. Holcombe This cover was carried on Hawker's pioneer transatlantic attempt to fly from Newfoundland to Ireland, which failed and the aircraft ditched into the Atlantic after 1100 miles across. The mail was emersed in sea water and rescued 4 days later. Most of the stamps were washed off the covers but were later replaced. (Image)

1931 Airmail 15c chocolate sunken die proof in near issued colour on wove paper (80x111mm), progress state with upper scrolls and lower numerals incomplete, die-sinking complete except at right, attractive and scarce (Image)

1931 Airmail 50c green sunken die proof in issued colour on wove paper (88x62mm) with complete die-sinking, minor creasing at upper left (well clear of impression), attractive (Image)