Small box of Edward VII and KGV definitives in glassines (roughly Scott #92 to 164). Duplication, but presented as sent to us. Each envelope is labelled. We held this out of a larger lot thinking it might be worth a specialist's time checking for cancels etc. (Image)

Powerful 19th century collection with specialized material continuing into the twentieth century in a Lighthouse album. A wonderful back of the book selection and quality items throughout make this a collection that deserves an extended viewing. Inspect and enjoy. (Image)

Collection nicely mounted on Scott specialty pages and quadrille pages to 1973. Around nine hundred stamps with old catalog value of $8220. Includes blocks, mini sheets, coils, and over twenty covers, ten of which are first flight covers. Great Canada group with interesting items. Make time to view. (Image)

A few Canada earlies followed by very clean mostly never hinged stock to 1978. A fine opportunity to acquire better stock including air mail special delivery and officials. In expandible stock books and worth viewing. (Image)

Great beginner collection in three binders with a good number of early issues. Large Queens, Small Queens and Jubilees are represented and there are Admirals and Scott # 158. Turns to mint in the 1950s and continues to 2003. Remounting in a new album will do wonders. (Image)

Canada better group of millennial items, year sets, plus mint back of the book and covers in one carton. Interesting non-Canada covers are included. Take a look at this group, you will be pleased. (Image)

Canada accumulation from the 1870s to the 1970s in a medium box. Incorporates hundreds and hundreds of mainly used stamps but also some mint having backup in a counter book, on #102 cards, and stock page. Roughly $100 face. Bidders need to come up with a comfortable number. (Image)

Canada appears complete mint collection from 1964-2006 in seven White Ace albums and slipcases in mounts in one carton. Plenty of postage to count. Useful start to a nice Canadian collection. (Image)

Collection with little in the nineteenth century picks up in the early twentieth and continues to 2006. The balance is mostly postage and souvenir sheets. Worth your time to look over. (Image)

Attractive group of small queens chosen for their centering and color. (Image)

Three Canada Queen Victoria 1888 registered covers. Encompasses one advertising canceled in Bridgetown, Nova Scotia, one canceled in the small town New Dundee, Ontario, and one large oversized ratty but historical cover having a tear left side and old tape remains cancelled in Smithville, Ontario. (Image)

Vast hoard of hundreds of envelopes, postal cards, letter cards, etc. from Victoria to Queen Elizabeth II eras. Canadian philatelists take a look at these items. (Image)

(19) Cartier used fresh F-VF (Image)

(21a) perf. 11 ½ x 12 og fresh F-VF (Image)

(26a) perf. 12 used F-VF (Image)

(29a) perf. 11 ½ x 12 used tiny thin F-VF (Image)

(34, 37, 38) imperf singles used F-VF (Image)

(42) perf. 12 og fresh F-VF (Image)

(43, 43a) both shades bright colors og F-VF (Image)

(45) ten cent og good color F-VF (Image)

(47) fifty cent og F-VF (Image)

(54) og fresh Fine (Image)

(57) 10 cent og F-VF (Image)

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

(62) $2 og Fine (Image)