Five hundred plus covers of Canada and a few additional ones from the U.S. There are many stampless covers and stamped early ones from the various provinces. A close look at this stock is necessary to determine a competitive bid. (Image)

A better stock than normally encountered with a variety of medium to better grade material. There is little duplication and a close inspection is suggested. Well worth checking out. (Image)

A select group of early mint Canada and Nova Scotia. There are a few items from the Jubilee Issue, 1897-98 Victoria (maple leaf), King George V and some early commemoratives. Some blocks are of higher denominations and are never hinged. A careful viewing will help determine the value. (Image)

A rather better stock than normally encountered. Beginning with # 14 and continuing to #134 the first counter book has many desirable items. Some of the mint stamps are # 14, 15, 20, 21, 40, 53, 57, 58, 60, 77a, 84 and 90 as well as many better of King George V. The second counter book continues through 273 and then includes back of the book. There is a strong group of C1 to C9 and a selection of special delivery and war tax items. Some mixed condition but well worth your time to inspect. (Image)

Canada selection in three cartons. Comprises hundreds and hundreds of mixed mint and used stamps having backup in albums, binders, small boxes, and sales pages etc.. Includes $580 face in 1973 to 2003 year sets, dealer stock on 102 sales cards having owner’s older catalog value of $10,000 (mixed condition) souvenir cards from 1959-1964, a binder of high denomination ($1-$5) face, and varieties. Also encompasses three small boxes of FDCs, and commercial covers from the late 19th century to the 1980s plus miscellaneous interesting items. Well worth your time to take a peek. (Image)

A wonderful collection of booklet panes, souvenir sheets, strips and stamps. It includes a few early Nova Scotia #8, 11 and 12 as well as a few Newfoundland. 99.99% is Canada starting with some quantity in the 1940s and continuing to around 2018. There is postage to be figured but also many interesting stamps populate this group and of very nice quality. (Image)

An attractive collection in Lindner hingeless albums with dust covers. There are many of the earlier stamps and the collection continues to 1983. Duplication exists and often it is a mint and a used of the same issue. Some mixed condition on earlier issues as expected. Take note Canada collector. (Image)

A most useful collector’s collection in an old Lindner album. Starting with number one it skips to # 14 where it continues with a good representation of early Canadian stamps. From the beginning of the twentieth century to 1940 it is virtually complete. Mint and used blocks are present as well as cut squares. Many of the sets to 1969 are complete or close to complete and there is good representation of back of the book items. Condition is mixed mainly in the early years; however, it is a nice lot with many delightful stamps. (Image)

A special collection with lesser seen contents. Notables include officials, coils, booklet panes and revenues highlighted by tobacco. Even the 1st days are a not the most common. Sure to spice up an existing collection. (Image)

Canada collection/assortment in four cartons. Includes a mixed mint and used collection in a large binder on White Ace pages from 1897 to 1986, several binders of used extras in multiples and around 1,000 clean FDCs from 1950s to the 1990s in binders and loose. A most fascinating lot. (Image)

A very attractive collection mounted in a Scott Album that ends in 1990. The early stamps are used but changes to mint and used in the 1950s. Some of the more interesting stamps are #4, 14-20, 23, 26, 28, 30, 40, 46, 55, 59, 95, 100 and 158. Carful inspection is suggested as condition is mixed. (Image)

From Our Friends to the North. Nine-volume collection of Canada, 19th century to early 1990’s. Not too much power, but a lot of stamps and related material. Features numerous mounted mint and used stamps, along with stationery, special event covers, and FDC’s. Also contains some historical and philatelic background information. Needs to be reviewed, reorganized, and remounted by an enthusiastic new owner. Could also be used to replenish a retail stock of basic Canadian issues. Get a double-double and take a look. (Image)

Canada accumulation from the late 19th Century to the 1990s in one carton. Comprises hundreds and hundreds of mint and used stamps having duplication in albums, stockbooks, binders, counter books, pages, and glassines. The value is in the postage to count. (Image)

A sparkling accumulation of over 125 Canada booklets. Mostly from the QEII period. Very little duplication. Very clean and a real time saver. (Image)

Canada assortment fro around 1900 to the 2000 in one carton. Hundreds and hundreds of mixed mint and used stamps in four binders and used in envelopes. Most of the value is in roughly two hundred face in post office issued envelopes from the 1990s to the 2000s. Set up for quick turn around. (Image)

Canada Strike Mail and Mail Stoppage selection from the mail stoppages in the 1960s and 1970s. Around 400 stamps and 100 covers including panes, tete-beche pairs, local/private issues, proofs, trail colors, EFO’s, and parcel tag usage. A highly specialized group that could use some organization and attention. A great offshoot for a Canada collection. (Image)

Canadian postage accumulation in three medium cartons. Around $2,000 face mainly in glassines and loose from the 1970s to the 2000s. About half are booklets. A little patience and a calculator will make this a profitable holding. (Image)

Canada postage accumulation in two cartons. Comprises year sets from 1974 to 1999, miscellaneous issues in their original envelopes plus miscellany. A fun counting project that could have financial rewards. (Image)

Canada There”ll always be an England” design unused postcard. Design picturing beast like Hitler caricature. (Image)

Canada (59) 20 cent Jubilee og F-VF (Image)

Canada (82) eight cent NH Fine (Image)

Canada (late 1950’s definitive) NH VF (Image)

Old and New, Tried and True. Carton filled with odds and ends. Contains two hingeless Canada and area albums with some very nice mint Canada, pre-1945; one box of mint modern and contemporary issues from Canada; one cover album with common twentieth century Canadian FDC’s; one binder of Mexican revenues and assorted post-1950 mint stamps; and a file folder of mint material from New Zealand, Australia, Japan, and the United States. Also has some miscellaneous general foreign on stock sheets, etc. along for the ride. Easy lot to view and calculate a bid. (Image)

A chunky 1959-1974 mint and used Canada and Newfoundland collection in a Scott album. Balanced mint and used up until the late 1920’s then turns predominantly mint after that. Includes many complete sets worthwhile airmails and Back of the Book. Condition a little mixed. Would make a great starter collection for that special someone. (Image)

Canada and Provinces collections in a medium carton. Comprises hundreds and hundreds of mixed mint and used in a Harris Statesman album and a chubby three-ring binder on quadrille pages. Owner never went for the rarities but a decent showing that will not bust your bank. Appears to end in the 1980s. Most of the value is represented by Newfoundland and the other Provinces. (Image)