Ontario by County continued...
| LotNo. |
Symbol |
Cat No. |
Lot Description |
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| 721 |
CVR |
Lanark |
 1842
Packenham U.C Double Circle on Folded Letter, dated AUG.6.1842 (in red) on free-franked folded letter to Ramsay. The letter is datelined inside "Packenham Mills" and is endorsed free privilege by Postmaster A. Dickson. A very fine and attractive
folded letter.
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Estimate $ 200
SOLD for C$130.00
Will close during Public Auction |
| 722 |
CVR |
Lanark |
 1846
Folded Letter with Three Different Double Circle Postmarks, mailed from Castleford U.C (AUG.5.1846 double circle in red) and addressed to Perth (AUG.8 double broken circle receiver) via Fitzroy Harbor U.C (AUG.5 double circle in black) and
Franktown U.C (AUG.5 double circle in red). Very fine and scarce.
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Estimate $ 200
SOLD for C$110.00
Will close during Public Auction |
| 723 |
CVR |
Lanark |
 Collection of Seven Covers with Early Perth Postmarks, Perth (MAY.5.1836 "1829" Type on folded letter to Montréal, containing both a written letter and a printed page), Perth U.C (with serifs, two folded letters to Montréal, with
AUG.3.1846 in red and OCT.26.1840 in black on a money letter), Perth U.C (sans serif MAY.27.1856 on folded cover to Belleville, via Brockville), Perth U.C (OCT.14.1858 broken circle is the earliest recorded date, and very early for this type, on
cover to Toronto) Perth C.W (NOV.22.1864 broken circle on cover to Québec), and Perth C.W (OCT.9.1866 broken circle on free-franked cover to Ottawa, with "UNPAID 7" cancelled-out by two strikes of the 4-ring numeral 29 obliterator). A very fine
group. (Scan 1)
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Estimate $ 300
SOLD for C$110.00
Will close during Public Auction |
| 724 |
CVR |
Leeds |
 1822
Gananoque Straight Line to York, a folded letter mailed by Joel Stone (founder of Gananoque) to John Dunn at York. The cover has a lovely strike of the rare straightline GANANOQUE postmark (only 3 or 4 known), being the new earliest recorded date
for this by two years "Nov 5, 1822". There are no receiving marks except for a notation reading "Rec'd 9th November '22". The cover is rated "1N6" and docketing reads: "Joel Stone Esqr. Collector of the Port of Gananoqui, enclosing the sum of
£1,0,0...". (Scan 1)
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Estimate $ 400
SOLD for C$475.00
Will close during Public Auction |
| 725 |
CVR |
Leeds |
 1822
Brockville Straight Line Postmark, mailed around JAN.17.1822 (docketing), sender is Oliver Evans who was sending John Dunn (Receiver General) the sum of £36 "in Bank Bills", which another docketing reads was received on January 22. The front of
the folded cover (no contents) shows a fine strike of the BROCKVILLE straight line postmark. Cover is falling apart at the seams, still a good example of the postmark.
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Estimate $ 200
SOLD for C$90.00
Will close during Public Auction |
| 726 |
CVR |
Leeds |
 Gananoque
"1829" Type Postmarks on Two Folded Letters, both with incorrect spelling "Gananogue", first is dated APR.14.1831 in red on a folded letter rated 9 collect to Cobourg, and second is dated JAN.3.1836 in black on a folded money letter to Toronto,
rated 1sh 10d. Two very fine strikes on very fine letters. (Scan 1)
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Estimate $ 300
SOLD for C$250.00
Will close during Public Auction |
| 727 |
CVR |
Leeds |
 1833
Unionville U.C "1829" Type, dated APR.11.1833 on a folded cover to York, this is the only recorded example. The unique example of this postmark, from a post office which was only open from before 1831 to 1833.
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Estimate $ 250
SOLD for C$1,150.00
Will close during Public Auction |
| 728 |
CVR |
Lennox & Addington |
 1846
Wilton Double Circle on Folded Letter, mailed Wilton U.C on JUL.11.1846 (lovely strike of double circle), rated PAID handstamp and "9" manuscript to Cornwall East, via Kingston (JUL.14 backstamp). Neatly written letter inside re: the Methodist
and Episcopal Church, etc. Very fine and attractive.
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Estimate $ 150
SOLD for C$225.00
Will close during Public Auction |
| 729 |
CVR |
Lennox & Addington |
 1843
Camden East U.C Double Circle on Folded Indenture, mailed NOV.17.1843 double circle is the only recorded example, year is confirmed by clear Toronto receiver and on the inside of this Canada Lands indenture (see picture online) rated PAID 9 to
Toronto, very fine. An attractive cover with a so far unique postmark.
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Estimate $ 250
SOLD for C$100.00
Will close during Public Auction |
| 730 |
CVR |
Lincoln |
 1819
Niagara Belt Buckle Postmark on Folded Letter, mailed on JAN.28.1819 ("belt buckle" type datestamp in black is the latest recorded date), rated 2N4 to Montréal (collect for a double letter which contained a draft for £222 and $12 in "Montreal
bills"). A nice example of this sought after postmark.
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Estimate $ 350
SOLD for C$120.00
Will close during Public Auction |
| 731 |
CVR |
Lincoln |
 1828 "S
Catharines" Manuscript Precursor Folded Letter, mailed on NOV.26.1828 (manuscript precursor was used for only one month) to Mayville, New York, through Lewiston (rare large circle transit dated NOV.27), free franked (endorsed by postmaster W.H.
Merritt) to the lines at Queenston, where it was charged 12½c US postage collect. An interesting early spelling for this town and a very fine example on cover.
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Estimate $ 250
SOLD for C$100.00
Will close during Public Auction |
| 732 |
CVR |
Lincoln |
 1829
Grimsby Manuscript Precursor on Folded Money Letter, mailed FEB.13.1829 (manuscript precursor is the only recorded example, and earliest postmark from this town), rated 1N2 to York, endorsed "Money Letter" as it once contained $10 to cover the
cost of bibles requested by the addressee, a Baptist Minister. A so far unique example of this early marking, on a pretty little folded letter.
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Estimate $ 250
SOLD for C$120.00
Will close during Public Auction |
| 733 |
CVR |
Lincoln |
 1818
Grimsby U CANADA Double Oval Circle, dated NOV.24.1818 (in red, with confirming docketing of date) on a folded letter to London, England, via Halifax (JAN.19.1819 transit in black, on front). The folded letter is rated "2/2" in black and "Paid
2N9" in red. A very fine cover and scarce postmark.
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Estimate $ 300
SOLD for C$1,000.00
Will close during Public Auction |
| 734 |
CVR |
Lincoln |
 Seven
Early Postmarks from Lincoln County, all broken circles unless otherwise noted, with Thorold Station C.W (APR.15.1864 on cover to Saugeen via Owens Sound); Caistorville U.C (NOV.26.1865 very faint strike on cover to Ottawa via Prescott); Campden
C.W (MAR.7.1866 on cover to Sandwich, with 4 diff. backstamps incl. a G.W.R.); Caistorville U.C (OCT.7.1890 very late strike used to obliterate a 1c Small Queen on drop letter); Thorold Station C.W (FEB.17.1869 is the latest recorded date, on a cover
to Campden, with receiver dated FEB.20, the latest recorded date for that, via Beamsville); St Davids U.C (OCT.27.1866 LRD, used as a receiver on a 5c Beaver cover from Toronto, with mutilated Berri duplex despatch); Port Dalhousie U.C (SEP.17.1867
double broken circle in red on a cross border cover to Wayne, New York, with "U.S. 19 cts" handstamp in circle and "Due 10c" manuscript, via St Catharines). Some faults, still an overall fine group. (Scan 1)
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Estimate $ 150
SOLD for C$80.00
Will close during Public Auction |
| 735 |
CVR |
Lincoln / York |
 1830
Thornhill and Niagara on SFL to England, a fabulous folded letter which was mailed at Thornhill (U.C italics double circle is not only the only recorded example, but the earliest for that town by 14 years) to Bristol, England, where it was
re-directed to Bridgewater, then Wells. The front of the cover is also adorned with a Niagara U.C AUG.31.1830 double circle in red, and a rare "Niagara / Canada / Paid to New York" belt buckle type handstamp in red, as well as a nude strike of
Bridgewater (England). Back of cover shows a boxed "Ship Letter / Liverpool", a Bristol c.d.s. dated OCT.5.1830. There are numerous rate markings, all explained on Michael Rixon album page. This is a large cover, and when opened reveals a very
lengthy letter which no doubt will be interesting to read. Very fine and attractive, with many ideal attributes. (Scan 1)
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Estimate $ 500
SOLD for C$325.00
Will close during Public Auction |
| 736 |
CVR |
Middlesex |
 Seven
Small Town Broken Circles from Middlesex County, Cashmere U.C (JUL.15.1874 is the latest recorded date, on a Small Queen cover to Wardsville); Bowood C.W (APR.5.1864 is the only recorded example of this hammer, on a cross-border cover to East
Hamburg, New York, via London and Hamilton); Thorndale C.W (SEP.24.1872 is the earliest recorded date, on a 2x 3c Small Queen cover to Bay City, Michigan, with interesting letter inside); Granton C.W (JUN.25.1877 on postcard to St Marys); Appin C.W
(MAR.17.1866 in red is the earliest of only two recorded strikes); Arva C.W (MR.21.1867 used as a receiver, is the earliest of only two recorded strikes of this hammer); Kerrwood C.W (SEP.9.1864 is the earliest recorded date, on a registered cover to
Cobourg, through an RPO). An overall fine group, with many scarce strikes. (Scan 1)
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Estimate $ 300
SOLD for C$130.00
Will close during Public Auction |
| 737 |
CVR |
Middlesex |
 1856
Glencoe Manuscript Precursor, mailed on DEC.31.1856 (manuscript precursor is the only recorded example), on cover rated "PAID 3" to London (partial receiver), very fine. This post office opened in October 1856.
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Estimate $ 150
SOLD for C$70.00
Will close during Public Auction |
| 738 |
CVR |
Middlesex |
 1829
London Manuscript Precursor, a folded cover (no contents) mailed on MAR.14.1829 (manuscript precursor is the earliest recorded date of only two known examples, year is confirmed by docketing) rated "9d" to York, very fine. A lovely example of the
earliest recorded postmark from London.
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Estimate $ 200
SOLD for C$90.00
Will close during Public Auction |
| 739 |
CVR |
Middlesex |
 Six
Double Broken Circles from Middlesex County, Atherly C.W (MAR.17.1860 is the latest recorded date, on a cover to Québec, via Orillia, with double circle C.L.A. in red), Port Sarnia U.C (FEB.4.1857 on cover to Arva with three manuscript receivers
on front, via London); Nilestown U.C (MAY.6.1858 on cross-border cover to Cornish Fleet, New Hampshire); Adelaide U.C (JUL.16.1850 is the latest recorded date, on a folded letter to London); Komoka U.C (JAN.10.1859 in green, on faulty cover to
Toronto); Glenworth U.C (AUG.30.1861 is the only recorded example, on a faulty 5c Beaver cover to St Thomas). An overall fine or better group. (Scan 1)
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Estimate $ 200
SOLD for C$110.00
Will close during Public Auction |
| 740 |
CVR |
Middlesex |
 1852
Strathburn Manuscript Precursor Postmark, dated OCT.2.1852 is the only recorded example, on a folded letter (datelined "Napier Post Office") rated 3d to Sandwich, very fine and so far unique.
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Estimate $ 200
SOLD for C$110.00
Will close during Public Auction |
