Trinidad & Tobago $19.35 National Insurance Revenue Issue, 510 mint never hinged copies of Barefoot catalogue #19, all in large blocks, overall fine-very fine. (Image)

Barefoot £ 2,550

Great Selection of British Commonwealth Revenues, all separated by country on stock cards or stock sheets, with Ceylon having the most stamps with over 160 mostly different stamps. We also noted various quantities of St Helena, Malaya, Uganda, GB, St Kitts Nevis, Nyasaland Protectorate, Federated Malay States, Perak, New Zealand, Jamaica, South Africa, Grenada, British Caribbean, Trinidad and Tobago, Tobago, Trinidad, Fiji, Ireland, Malta, etc. Includes multiples, nice postmarks, higher Barefoot catalogue values and more, with about 270 mostly different stamps in all. Not often offered, all items photographed online. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Huge Collection of Worldwide Labels, Cinderellas, Better Values, Specimens, Revenues, etc. all neatly displayed on 63 stock pages in a stockbook, with a wide variety of material from a wide variety of countries. We noted imperforate varieties, cinderellas, specimen stamps, labels, varieties, embossed fiscal stamps, proofs, registration labels, stamp show souvenirs, locals, coil test stamps, classics, forgeries, stationery cut-outs, bank notes, Canadian Small and Large Queens, a few older Ray Bourque hockey cards, precancels and much more. Faults on some, else overall fine to very fine and well worth a close look, despite our representative online scans. (Image)

Estimate $ 300

Accumulation of Revenue Documents, Covers and Stamps, includes about 200 Canadian cigarette stamps, mostly on 4 stock pages, plus about 250 documents with revenue stamps. Includes customs duty stamps on covers, cheques and receipts, a ration book, about 60 C.P.R. documents from the U.K. with British revenue stamps and a group of 1870s and 1880s oversized USA revenue stamps for retail liquor dealers and manufactured tobacco. Also lots of Saskatchewan documents that are badly stained and have stamps that are falling off. A very diverse group, see online for overview photos. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Group of Early London Illustrated News Magazines, 1854 to 1918, with 18 different, various issues, the early ones having engraved illustrations, the later ones photographs. Many subjects covered, but World War I is the most prominent. This was the internet of the day and would provide its readers with a visual, as well as textual information of world happenings from the English point of view. Most have tears, rips and wear, else still all readable and interesting. (Image)

Estimate $ 50

Group of 24 Used First Day Cover Albums in a Large Carton, includes 4 Dual albums (retail $24.95 ea.) plus 6 other 2-row albums and 2 3-row albums. Also 4 single row #10 cover size albums and 8 single row albums for smaller covers. Overall condition is fine-very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 100

Lot of Philatelic Supplies, consisting of 7 gently used stockbooks with a varying number of black or white pages, rows and page configurations. Also includes 26 gently used manilla stock pages, 32 gently used black stock pages with various row configurations, along with glassiness, black mounts, magnifying glasses and U.V. light (needs batteries and unchecked for working condition). (Image)

Estimate $ 100

Box of Black Mounts, Stock Sheets and Stockbooks, consisting of a mixture of opened and unopened black mounts (mostly in strips), in various configurations, roughly 75 Poly Sleeves, about 80 gently used one row stock pages, a Unitrade binder containing roughly 30 manilla 12-row stock pages, and two gently used binders with slipcases. Also includes corner mounts, hinges, a few small stockbooks, Raytech dual wave ultraviolet lamp and Safe Perfotronic 2 electronic perforation gauge (unchecked for working condition). Overall, fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 100

Group of 26 Stockbooks, all gently used, with white pages, consisting of 3 x L4/32 books and 23 x L4/8 books. Also included are 8 first day cover albums in good condition. An immediately useful group of supplies. (Image)

Estimate $ 100

Group of Useful Black Mounts and Supplies, containing roughly 55 packages of black mounts in various sizes and configurations and it appears some packs are unopened and have original pricing, indicating the owner paid several hundreds of dollars retail. The group also includes two large guillotines (suitable for single stamps or plate blocks), two Scott perforation gauges (also used to measure mount size for stamps and water mark detecting), two gently used Lindner albums with slipcases (includes roughly 50 stock pages in each, with a mix of black and white mounts on pages suitable for blocks), roughly 50 blank quadrille pages, roughly 40 Bileski album pages with hingeless mounts suitable for matched sets of plate blocks, U.V. lamp (without batteries and unchecked for working condition), illuminated magnifying glass and a set of tongs. Online scans show entire contents of this lot. Overall, fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 100

Group of Useful Stockbooks and Collecting Supplies, consisting of three stockbooks (two gently used and one still sealed), along with a Lighthouse album with slipcase containing album pages for Great Britain (1840-2003). This useful group includes: Vario stock pages in various configurations, manilla stock pages, Harris supplement pages from 1981-1983 for Canada and United States, One Country Great Britain supplement pages ranging from 1983/2013, along with two shoe boxes of supplies (we note black mounts in various sizes, packs of Dennison stamp hinges, various magnifiers, ultra violet lamps unchecked for working condition, Machin and color identification guides). A fine group of collecting supplies waiting to be used. (Image)

Estimate $ 150

Box of 10 Brand New Lighthouse Turn-Bar Binder and Slipcase Sets, in red, each still shrink wrapped, and still in original shipping box from Lighthouse. These albums are stock 324234, and the box also contains two packages of new blank pages. Very fine and retail value is $1,400 plus tax (when in stock). (Image)

Retail $ 1,400

Useful Group of Collecting Supplies, consisting of two gently used Lindner albums with slipcases (includes 4 and 5 row clear mount album pages), two gently used 16 page stockbooks, 34 packs (mostly opened) of black mounts in various configurations, a worn but still useful 2021 Scott Specialized Catalogue of United States Stamps and Covers along with 49th Edition of Scott Stamp Catalogue (listing up to 1887), three magnifying glasses, large mount guillotine, and roughly 60 blank quadrille pages and a few manilla stock pages. A fine grouping, just waiting to be used by collectors. (Image)

Estimate $ 100

Box of Various Supplies, starts with 4 brand new Lindner 18-ring albums (2x red and 2x blue), each with a stack of blank white pages, and each still in their original cardboard box. Also three stockbooks, a deluxe Lighthouse 3-ring binder with slipcase, an assortment of mount strips and singles, some new 102 cards, black Vario sheets, a Lighthouse illuminated magnifier, etc. (Image)

Estimate $ 100

Group of 24 New Stockbooks, consisting of Unisafe 16-page stockbooks still sealed in the original shrink wrapping. The lot also includes three gently used stockbooks . A clean group, useful for the collector or dealer for resale. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Group of Useful Albums and Binders, consisting of eight binders with various ring configurations (mostly Unisafe), with seven having slipcases, seven gently used stockbooks, three first day albums with cardboard slipcases, eleven mint sheet file albums with various pocket configurations, along with 10 empty Unisafe sheet albums. The lot also includes two 4-ring Unisafe sheet albums (one has slipcase, the other with gently used sheet pages), along with 45 mint sheet pages in 9 packages still in original shrink wrap. The lot finishes with a hingeless Connoisseur album for Machin stamps (Brian Reeve B. Alan Ltd, 1991), with slipcase with spaces for Regionals and Postage Dues. A fine to very fine useful lot waiting to be used by collectors and dealers alike. (Image)

Estimate $ 150

Large Carton with Useful Supplies, starting with 3 Lighthouse deluxe 3-ring binders in slipcases, 2 Lighthouse "Grande" deluxe 3-ring binders with slipcases, a stack of Lighthouse "Grande" black stock sheets still shrink wrapped, a few stockbooks and a stack of black stock sheets, with Vario, "LB", and "R", etc. A very useful lot retailing well over $500. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Group of 9 Gently Used Stockbooks, with both black and white pages, and in various row configurations and page counts. These are very clean and ready to be put to use immediately. Our photo shows the entire contents of the lot. (Image)

Estimate $ 100

Lot of Useful Supplies, consisting of 16 empty albums/binders (10 with slipcases plus 2 first day cover albums with sleeves and two Harris Standard World Stamp Album shells), about 1,500 mostly new glassines, a full box of unused 102 cards, a brand new red box, a nice selection of black mounts and over 150 gently used black and manilla stock sheets. These items are clean and ready to be put to use immediately. Our photos shows the entire contents of the lot. (Image)

Estimate $ 150

Stock of Canadian Postcards, Filling Just Over Half of a Banker's Box, 1900s and On, with probably around 1,000 cards in all, with a good selection of earlier cards, as well as more modern, noting a binder containing a collection of better 1967 Expo cards, also street scenes, tourist attractions and more. A better than average lot of this type, with many sleeved items, overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 500

Collection of Over 150 Early Canadian Postcards, 1901 to 1952, includes street scenes, tourist attractions, Western Canada cards and more. A few early black and white, rest in colour, vast majority are Edward VII era and mostly 2c rates to Europe, many with stamps on the picture side. Note cards to Austria, Germany, France, Holland, Switzerland, Mexico and the United States. A few are not mailed and a few with missing stamps. The usual corner creases or edge wear, still a very nice group of early cards. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Large Red Box of Mostly Canadian Early Postcards, 1900s to 1960s, noting many from British Columbia, etc., also noted some from Germany, GB, USA, etc. Most have city views, street scenes and tourist views and many are pre-World War One. Mixed condition, some with creases, etc., still overall very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 300

Group of 40 Mostly Better Christmas Cards, all unmailed, best are two lavish patriotic silk-embroidered cards from World War I, a card with thick felt applications, a hand-painted "linette" card, a few embossed designs, a "hold to light" card, a real photo Santa, and many more, overall very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 150

Group of 18 Better Early Canadian Christmas Postcards, with a KGVI stationery card showing Santa and Bulova advertising (unmailed), a card mailed Pincher Creek Alta to Cochrane Alta on Christmas 1905 showing Natives "at home", a very lavish postcard depicting Santa, etc., mailed with a bisected 2c Admiral (owner paid $260 for this), a Christmas card mailed in 1914 to Wavey Lake, Alberta (RF E, open only a short period), a postcard depicting a rare black Santa on his motorized sleigh, three postcards mailed 1909, 1910 and 1911 each with a Muskoka free Hospital label (all three are tied), a postcard mailed Christmas Day 1916 "on active service" from the Canadian Medical Corps in Egypt to Canada, and a group of 9 Edward VII and Admiral Christmas cards, some with nice designs. Overall very fine, all pictured online, all postcards were mailed unless noted. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Group of 23 United States Postcards Pertaining to Christmas, all mailed and includes some very lavishly illustrated and colourful cards, some embossed, one mailed in 1905 appears to be made of plywood, three have Red Cross seals (1908, 1913, 1927). A very nice group, with the odd corner crease, etc. (Image)

Estimate $ 200