1898 Imperial Penny Postage 2c black, lavender and carmine, imperforate horizontal pair, unused without gum as issued, v.f., cat. $550 (Cat No. 85a) (Image)

Cat. $550, Est.$250

1928-29 Bluenose, 50c dark blue, upper left corner partial imprint block of four, n.h. (hinged in margin), well centered, fresh and v.f., with 2010 PFC (catalogue value for singles) cat. $1700 (Cat No. 158) (Image)

Cat. $1700, Est.$700

1981 "The Look of Music", 17c variety printed on gummed side and missing inscriptions, n.h., v.f., only 200 copies known, of which only approximately 100 are sound, with 1999 Greene certificate (Unitrade 878i, CA$2,000) (Cat No. 878var) (Image)

Est.$500

1981 "The Look of Music", 17c variety printed on gummed side and missing inscriptions, corner margin imprint block of four, n.h., v.f., only 200 copies known, of which only approximately 100 are sound, with 2002 Greene certificate (Unitrade 878i, CA$8,000 for singles) (Cat No. 878var) (Image)

Est.$2,000

1987 72c Hand-drawn Cart, imperf. horizontal pair, n.h., v.f. (Unitrade 1083a; CA$1,200) (Cat No. 1083var) (Image)

Est.$300

1926 Elliot-Fairchild Air Service, 25c blue & yellow, tete-beche pane of eight, one stamp l.h., others n.h., faint overall toning, fine-v.f. (Cat No. CL9) (Image)

Est.$150

1919-22 four covers with Canadian franking, Griffin correspondence, with North Russia Expeditionary Force endorsements ("Elope"), last cover used in 1922 and sent to Poland, some wear and tear, rare group (in 1918 Canadians were scattered across Russia, beyond the Siberian Expeditionary Force based in Vladivostok. There was a contingent of Canadians in Omsk, there were Canadian Air Corps men flying over the Black Sea and even a small force in Baku. The major group of Canadians was the North Russian Expeditionary Force located at Murmansk and Archangel. Two Forces were drawn up to land in North Russia. The first group named SYREN was to take over security of Murmansk and help push back the advancing Bolsheviks. The second group name ELOPE was to land with SYREN but then head by land, south to Archangel and establish another defensive zone. Canada's involvement with these two forces was accepted from the beginning. The British War Office asked for a Special Service Force of 100 men to be formed from the ranks of the Canadian Expeditionary Force in France) (Image)

Est.$500

1851 6p yellow, horizontal pair, margins all around, showing small part of adjoining stamp at right, tied by "27" grill cancels on registered letter form to Boston, with blue New Brunswick handstamp, with St. Andrews (January 11, 1855) departure on reverse, fine and rare, only six 1/2oz registered letter rates to the US are recorded (including three with this franking), this being the only registered form known, bearing stamps (the form was used for the forwarding of registered letters and postmasters were required to keep these forms as proof of delivery, which is especially rare since this left the country), with 1990 Vincent Greene certificate, ex-Saint and Wilkinson collections (Cat No. 2) (Image)

Est.$5,000

1851 6p olive yellow, diagonal bisect, full to clear margins all around, tied by "1" grid cancel on 1860 FL to Moncton, usual filing fold away from the adhesive, fine, ex - "Fox bridge", Hugh Wood and Wilkinson collections (Cat No. 2b) (Image)

Est.$2,500

1851-57 3p pale blue, sheet margin copy with large margins all around including part of adjoining stamp on one side, tied by oval grid cancels on FL to Aric hat, with Plaistercove (October 21, 1859) departure and arrival on reverse, v.f., ex-Kanai, Mayer and Wilkinson collections (Cat No. 2b) (Image)

Est.$1,000

1851-57 6p yellow green, diagonal bisect, large margins all around, tied by grid cancel on small cover to Port Williams, Cornwallis, with Lower Horton (August 15, 1860) departure and various transit postmarks on reverse, cover with small tear at top and minor creasing, still v.f., with clear 1930 Royal and 1996 BPA certs, ex-Davy, Pilkington and Wilkinson collections, cat. $4500 (Cat No. 4a) (Image)

Cat. $4500, Est.$4,500

1851-57 6p dark green, diagonal bisect, margins all around, tied by grid cancel on cover to Antigonish, with Pictou (March 16, 1860) departure and arrival on reverse, cover with minor flaws including part of backflap missing, still fine and rare, signed Bartels, ex-Robertson, Wood and Wilkinson collections, cat. $5000 (Cat No. 5a) (Image)

Cat. $5000, Est.$3,500

1860 1c black, horizontal pair imperf. vertically, h.r., fine, with 1996 APS certificate, cat. $325 (Cat No. 8c) (Image)

Cat. $325, Est.$200

1923-24 Landscapes 1c-16c imperforate horizontal pairs, eleven different (missing 3c), unused without gum as issued, mostly n.h., v.f., cat. $2560 (Cat No. 131b/142a) (Image)

Cat. $2560, Est.$1,300

1929 1c green, vertical pair imperf. between, h.r., v.f., with 2003 PFC, cat. $210 (Cat No. 163b) (Image)

Cat. $210, Est.$150

1859-1974 collection on Scott pages, nice selection of used 19th century issues, note 17 and 23, nearly complete mint from 1937, some back of book including Air Post, Special Delivery and Officials. Also included is a selection of Newfoundland including a pair of 11A unused, 22 unused, 32 unused, Trail of the Caribou set mint, some Nova Scotia, PEI, and New Brunswick, mixed condition, mostly fine (Image)

Est.$1,000

1865-1970 collection on pages (all topicals, containing Animals on Stamps), with a selection of 14 stamps pre-1900 (Codfish and Seal in various colors), complete sets including Cabot, Caribou, 1923 1c-24c, 1932-37, etc., also Airpost with and without watermark, then a selection of mostly modern Canada, mixed with hinged and n.h., fine-v.f., cat. $4700 (Image)

Cat. $4700, Est.$1,000