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Postal History, Canada continued...

Newfoundland - Mail to Foreign Countries continued...
LotNo. Symbol Cat No. Lot Description
961 CVR/PC 35/82 imageGroup of Ten Covers / Cards to Great Britain Conveyed by Allan Line Steamers, 1877 to 1903, with 9 covers and 1 card showing a variety of rates and frankings, as well as postmarks, we note mail conveyed by at least 7 different steamships. An overall very fine group with long and detail write-ups of each item. (Scan 1) (Scan 2) (Scan 3) (Scan 4) (Scan 5) (Scan 6) (All Scans)

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Estimate $ 750

Currently...C$50.00
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962 CVR 40 image1877 Harbor Grace to Saint Pierre & Miquelon, mailed on OCT.22.1877 to St Pierre (OCT.31 receiver on front as well as manuscript note of the same date on back) through St John's (OCT.22), carried from St John's to St Pierre by the Coastal West steamer S.S. Curlew (endorsed as such on back) franked with a pair of the 3c blue rouletted Queen Victoria, paying the 6c rate. Between 1874 and 1879 the rate to St Pierre was the same as the domestic rate of 6c), very fine. A rare cover, and one of only 8 reported paying the 6c rate to St Pierre, and the only cover known with this franking.

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Estimate $ 500

Currently...C$50.00
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963 CVR 54/84 imageGroup of Four Covers to Great Britain Conveyed by Various Steamship Lines, 1893 5c Harp Seal from Burin to England carried by S.S. Ulunda; 1898 registered cover carried on the S.S. Damara (Furness steamer); 1902 cover "via New York" carried by rail to Port aux Basque, then S.S. Bruce to North Sydney, then to NY by rail, then across; also 1905 registered cover carried by Notre Dame Bay T.P.O. steamer S.S. Clyde to Norris Arms, then to St John's, then by train to Port aux Basque, onto S.S. Bruce for North Sydney then onto England. A very fine and fascinating group. (Scan 1) (Scan 2) (Scan 3) (All Scans)

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Estimate $ 300

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964 CVR 55 image1897 Cover to Switzerland, Conveyed by Royal Navy Ship, mailed St John's on OCT.27.1897 to Geneva, Switzerland (NOV.10 receiver), though Devonport (NOV.8 backstamp), carried by S.S. Tartar to Devonport (a.k.a. Plymouth Dock, a British naval base and the home port for this ship). Franked with a 5c Harp Seal, paying the 5c U.P.U. rate to the United Kingdom. Stains under stamp and on back, with opening tear at top, still a very scarce example of mail conveyed by a Royal Navy Vessel (see owner's write-up showing copies of newspaper ads announcing this special trip).

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Estimate $ 200

Currently...C$50.00
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965 CVR 60, 67 image1899 Boer War Cover Mailed to South Africa, with "Mail Service Suspended" Marking, mailed from Bay Islands on SEP.21.1899 to Transvaal, South Africa, carried by train to St John's (SEP.22 backstamp), then carried by the Allan Line steamer S.S. Siberian to Liverpool, then onwards, but because mail service to South Africa was suspended (South African boxed handstamp on front), it was sent back to England, and then to Newfoundland via the Allan Line S.S. Corean, arriving back on JUL.16.1900. Back shows a JAN.29.1900 "Returned Letter Office Capetown" c.d.s. in red, and a boxed "Dead Letter Office St John's NF" dated JUL.18.1900 (the new earliest recorded date for this). Franked with an 8c and a 3c, overpaying the double weight rate by 1c. Very fine and rare.

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Estimate $ 350

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966 CVR 81 image1898 2c Soldier's or Seamen's Letter to England, an envelope endorsed "from J.T. Corsam, Petty Officer 1st Class aboard H.M.S. Pelican, St George's Bay" with commanding Officer's initials at lower left. Postmarked Bay Island on OCT.17.1898 and carried by rail from the west coast of NL to St John's for onward transit via the S.S. Acadian to Dorset, England, with backstamp "N.N. & W. Railway T.P.O." (Oct. 17) and Teignmouth (OCT.29) and franked with a 2c orange King Edward VII issue paying the Seamen's and/or Soldier's rate. The letter was mailed while Corsam while on Royal Navy fisheries patrol on the "French Shore" (i.e. west coast) of NL. Very fine and rare, as Pratt recorded only four covers bearing a Newfoundland stamp (this, a fifth), and this is one of only two recorded Pelican covers.

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Estimate $ 500

Currently...C$325.00
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Newfoundland - Lots and Collections
LotNo. Symbol Cat No. Lot Description
967 O   imageHuge Collection / Accumulation of Mostly Cork Cancels on Newfoundland Stamps, with about 225 stamps on 7 black stock pages and one album page. The group is strongest in the 1865-1890 era, and includes many issues such as Scott #s 25 ($450), 26 ($275), 27 (x6, $50 each), 28/29 (x5, $45 ea.), 30 (x9, $115 ea.), 37 (x4, $52 ea.)38 (x6, $52 ea.) and many more. The postmarks are mostly corks of various designs, some quite detailed and / or well centered. We also note other postmarks such as "235" in oval grid, a "VOL" (S.S. Volunteer), at least two intaglio "W" corks, "PAID 5" and other rate markings, a page of foreign cancels on NL stamps as well as a few grids, some hand made. A wonderful and a rare opportunity for the Newfoundland postmark (especially cork) enthusiast. All pages scanned online. (Scan 1) (Scan 2) (Scan 3) (Scan 4) (Scan 5) (Scan 6) (Scan 7) (Scan 8) (All Scans)

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Estimate $ 750

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968 O   imageLarge Collection / Accumulation of Newfoundland Town Cancels on Newfoundland Stamps, 1880s to 1947, with a few hundred singles and blocks on 8 black stock sheets, plus several album pages, etc. There is a good range of issues, including several early (1880s to 1900) and we note a great variety of different town cancels (too many to list here), mostly broken circles, but also straightline and others. Also includes two white stock pages with used stamps that do not have town cancels. (Scan 1) (Scan 2) (Scan 3) (Scan 4) (Scan 5) (Scan 6) (Scan 7) (Scan 8) (Scan 9) (All Scans)

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Estimate $ 250

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969 CVR   imageGroup of Five Interesting #10 Size Covers, 1901-1937, a 1908 cover to England mailed with two Newfoundland Parcel Post labels at the 20c rate (overall staining). A1903 cover mailed from the United States Consul in St John's to Washington, D.C. at a 40c rate (open on 3 sides), a 1901 cover mailed registered from harbor Britain to St John's, franked 6c and rated "more to pay / 6" (vertical crease, a 1912 O.H.M.S. cover mailed to Washington, D.C. franked with 5 diff. Caribou issues totaling 25c, and a 1937 first day cover mailed to England and franked with the Long Coronation issue. Overall fine to very fine. (Scan 1) (Scan 2) (Scan 3) (Scan 4) (Scan 5) (All Scans)

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Estimate $ 250

Currently...C$50.00
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970 CVR/PC   imageRemainder Lot of 65 Newfoundland Covers, 1873 to Modern, includes a few cards collected for the advertising on back, noting registered, frankings, rates, lots of postmarks, destinations (England, PEI, USA, Canada), and more. 10 of the covers were mailed after 1947. A useful and overall fine to very fine group. (Scan 1) (Scan 2) (Scan 3) (All Scans)

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Estimate $ 350

Currently...C$50.00
Will close during Public Auction
971 PC   imageGroup of 29 Newfoundland Picture Postcards, a mix of used (1906 to 1939, but majority 1906 to 1910) and unused. A few have their stamps on the picture side, and we note a good variety of publishers, scenes, etc. Overall fine to very fine. (Scan 1) (Scan 2) (Scan 3) (Scan 4) (All Scans)

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Estimate $ 100

Currently...C$50.00
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972 CVR   imageCollection of 76 Covers Franked with the Royal Family Issue, all with one or more Royal Family issues, either franked with singles or multiples, and some in combinations. Includes the ½c (4 covers, incl. a single on a wrapper to the USA), 1c (17 covers and 2 picture postcards, 8 are single-frankings), 2c (18 covers, incl. 6 registered, 6 domestic, 5 to the USA, 6 to Canada, one to England and one to France), 3c (31 covers, incl. 1 to the USA, 2 registered), and 5c (6 covers, incl. 5 to the USA and one to Holland). A great opportunity for the specialist, as this is quite strong in postmark interest (small towns, duplex, RPO, etc.) as well as rates, etc. Overall very fine, with a few faults here and there. (Scan 1) (Scan 2) (Scan 3) (Scan 4) (All Scans)

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973 CVR   imageAccumulation of Roughly 3,500 Covers and Postal Stationery with Newfoundland Postmarks, 1969-1971, in 8 shoe boxes, with roughly 2,500 covers single-franked with 6c orange Centennial stamp (Unitrade #459), and roughly 1,000 postal stationery covers with printed 6c orange Centennial, all appearing to be addressed to Gander, Newfoundland. There appears to be town postmarks from A to W, as well as many different types of postmarks within, including broken circles, c.d.s., duplex, MOON, a few slogans, etc. There are too many post offices of note to list here, but some of the colourful town names include Aspen Cove, Greens Pond, Joe Batt's Arm, Wesleyville B.B., etc. Expect some duplication, generally ranging from 5 to 20 and up for some towns. A nice lot for the Newfoundland collector, with an ideal stamp to showcase any postmark, online photo showing an overview of two of the boxes. A few small faults to be expected with a few of the covers, overall fine to very fine.

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974 CVR   imageLarge Accumulation of Roughly 5,000 Covers with Newfoundland Postmarks, 1969-1970, in 12 shoe boxes. The covers are singly franked noting 14 different issues, with Unitrade #s (includes approximate number of covers for each issue) 501 (x400), 503 (x800), 507 (x500), 512 (x750), 515 (x500), 516 (x500), 517 (x500), 518 (x400), 524-528 (x500 in total), 531 (x200). All the covers appear to be addressed to Gander, Newfoundland, from A-W towns, as well as a few different types of postmarks within, including broken circles, c.d.s., duplex, MOON, a few slogans, etc. There are too many post offices of note to list here, but just a few of the town names include Noggin Cove, Hare Bay, Dark Cove, Ladle Cove, etc. We expect some duplication, generally ranging from 10 to 30 and up for some towns. A nice lot for the Newfoundland postal history collector, with online photo showing an overview of three of the boxes. A few small faults to be expected with a few of the covers, overall fine to very fine.

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Estimate $ 400

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Newfoundland - Postal Stationery
LotNo. Symbol Cat No. Lot Description
975 CVR EN1-EN4 imageGroup of Eleven Used Stationery Envelopes, 1890-1900, with seven 2c purple (four EN1 and three EN2) with postmarks from Exploits, Hals Bay T.P.O., Ferryland, Mobile, Witless Bay, Bay Bulls, St Jacques, Coastal T.P.O. West, Rose Blanche, Coastal T.P.O.W., Coastal T.P.O. North. Also four 5c blue (1x EN3, 3x EN4) going to Jersey, England, Germany (x2) with postmarks from King's Cove and others. A very fine group. (Scan 1) (Scan 2) (Scan 3) (Scan 4) (Scan 5) (Scan 6) (Scan 7) (Scan 8) (Scan 9) (Scan 10) (All Scans)

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Estimate $ 250

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976 E/P P1E image1873 1c Prince of Wales Postal Card Trial Colour Large Die Proof Essay in Yellow Brown, printed by the American Bank Note Company on India paper showing the letter "H" at top right, sunk-in on card measuring 230 x 154 mm, missing the shading behind N of Newfoundland, very fine. Webb # P-E2c.

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Webb $ 1,200

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977 E/P P1P, P4P imageTwo Newfoundland Postal Card Plate Proofs, with a proof each of P1 (with shading behind N) and P4, each in colour of issue, printed on India paper mounted on card, very fine. (Scan 1) (Scan 2) (All Scans)

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978 PC P1 imageGroup of Four 1c Green Postal Cards, 1876 to 1898, first card mailed St John's in 1876 and addressed to a local person who would have picked it up at the post office (scarce, as the Whaley census records only one cover mailed in this way at the 1c rate). Second card mailed St John's in 1877, carried by S.S. Lizzie from Portugal Cove to Harbor Grace. Third card (uprated with 1c stamp) mailed Kingsbridge (St John's) in 1898 , carried by S.S. Bruce (endorsed as such) from Placentia to North Sydney, then to New York (endorsed as such, with transit marking) then to Bradford, England (receiver). Fourth card mailed Brigus in 1877, carried by the Allan Line S.S. Sardinian to Québec City, then onto Montréal (with "Carrier / North Dist." receiver). All four are very fine. (Scan 1) (Scan 2) (Scan 3) (Scan 4) (All Scans)

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Webb $ 1,300

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979 PC P2 imageGroup of Two 2c Red Queen Victoria U.P.U. Postal Cards, first mailed 1879 St John's (fancy Leaf cork cancel) to Montréal, carried by the Allan Line steamer S.S. Prussian to Halifax (on its way to New York), with Montréal receiver. Second mailed 1881 (Old Pelican, with intaglio "N" postmark) to Ohio, carried to St John's via S.S. Plover, then to New York (receiver on front) via the Cromwell Line steamer S.S. Cortes. Both are very fine. (Scan 1) (Scan 2) (All Scans)

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Webb $ 600

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980 PC P3 imageGroup of Six Used 1c Green Postal Cards, 1890 to 1899, with 1890 Petites to St John's via Rose Blanche; 1891 Harbor Britain (uprated with a 1c stamp) to Scotland via Coastal T.P.O. West; 1893 Harbor Britain to St John's via Railway T.P.O.; 1896 (St John's) to Placentia, via Railway T.P.O.; 1899 Harbor Britain to Channel; and 1899 New Bay to St John's, via Notre Dame Bay T.P.O., N.N. & W. Railway T.P.O. All very fine and extensively written-up. (Scan 1) (Scan 2) (Scan 3) (Scan 4) (Scan 5) (Scan 6) (All Scans)

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Estimate $ 300

Currently...C$50.00
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