Barbados, 1855, "Britannia" (1d) pale blue, imperf, uncancelled, L-shaped strip of 4, the bottom right example bisected diagonally, margins almost around, used on part of Mercantile Intelligence bearing partial address Stewart's Hill, St. John's, the stamps are sound except for one lightly creased, the piece bears faults and repairs, Brandon Cert. (2008).
SG 9 var. (Scott 6a var.).
Est. Cash Val. $1,000 - 1,500

This piece is unique outside the example in the Royal Collection (single, bisected),with documentation from Buckingham Palace, which is on an equal sized piece of newspaper bearing the same address and very similar, if not the same, handwriting. The only other bisect from this early period is an example of the grayish slate on cover from the Charlton-Henry, Amundsen and Cartier collections. (Image)

Est. $1,000-1,500

New Brunswick, 1851, 3d red unused, large to good margins all around, very fresh, very fine.
SG 1; £3,500. (Scott 1).
Scott $5,500 Est. Cash Val. $1,500 - 2,000

A lovely stamp. (Image)

Scott $5,500
Est. $1,500-2,000

New Brunswick, 1851, 6d olive yellow, unused, clear to ample margins all around, brilliant strong color as many of these come washed out, hard to find in sound condition, a fine copy, Greene Cert. (2017).
SG 4; £5,000. (Scott 2).
Scott $7,000 Est. Cash Val. $1,500 - 2,000. (Image)

Scott $7,000
Est. $1,500-2,000

New Brunswick, 1851, 6d olive yellow, unused deep color margins all clear all around, "dark smudge" which is really light and 2 small thin spots not mentioned in Cert., fine, Greene Cert (2013).
SG 2; £5,000. (Scott 2).
Scott $7,250 Est. Cash Val. $800 - 900. (Image)

Scott $7,250
Est. $800-900