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The Art Bunce Collection of the 1908 Quebec Tercentenary continued...

7c Montcalm & Wolfe continued...
LotNo. Symbol Cat No. Lot Description
280 cover 100 image1908 (July 16), registered two-value commercial First Day Cover, franked with 2c carmine and 7c olive green Tercentenary, tied by Montreal duplex with Montreal split-ring alongside, paying the 4c double-weight domestic letter rate plus 5c registration fee, addressed to the Sun Life Assurance Company; approximately half of the reverse removed, nevertheless fresh and attractive, the unique commercial First Day Cover of the 7c denomination and the only recorded non-philatelic First Day Cover bearing more than one value of the issue; with 1986 Greene Foundation certificate. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Estimate C$ 750

Currently...C$500.00
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281 cover 100 image1908 (July 21), uprated French-language registered O.H.M.S. cover to the United States, used on the sixth day of issue, printed "Service de sa Majesté" cover, franked with ½c black brown pair, 2c carmine, 5c blue and 7c olive green Tercentenary, all cancelled by indistinct cork or manuscript markings, paying the five-times ½oz preferential letter rate plus 5c registration fee, to Mount Pleasant, Iowa, the reverse with Chicago transit c.d.s. (23 Jul) and Mount Pleasant arrival c.d.s. (24 Jul), some light age creasing, nevertheless a scarce and striking early multiple-value usage. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Estimate C$ 200

Currently...C$140.00
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282 cover 100 image1908 (July 23), registered preferential rate cover to Ancon, Canal Zone, franked with a single 7c olive green, paying the 2c preferential letter rate plus 5c registration fee, with Montreal split-ring despatch, the reverse with New York transit (24 Jul) and Ancon arrival c.d.s. (3 Aug), fine and scarce; ex Nickle.

As a possession of the United States at the time, the Canal Zone qualified for the preferential letter rate. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...C$180.00
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283 cover 100 image1908 (July 25), Alloway & Champion banking and steamship agents illustrated registered cover, franked with 7c olive green Tercentenary cancelled by circular grid, with Killarney c.d.s. alongside, addressed to Winnipeg, the front depicting the firm’s offices and the reverse bearing a steamship illustration, with same-day Winnipeg arrival c.d.s.; fine-very fine, attractive and scarce, 7c Tercentenary frankings on illustrated advertising covers being notably elusive. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Estimate C$ 250

Currently...C$150.00
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284 cover 100 image1908 (August 14), double preferential rate to the United States, with registration, 7c olive green and two ½c black brown on 1c postal stationery envelope paying the double 2c preferential rate to the United States plus 5c registration fee, tied by Liverpool, Nova Scotia c.d.s. and addressed to Springfield, Massachusetts, with blue oval REGISTERED / LIVERPOOL, N.S. handstamp at right, the reverse bearing United States Customs label and violet SPRINGFIELD, MASS. / PASSED FREE OF DUTY handstamp, together with Halifax (14 Aug), Boston (15 Aug) and Springfield (16 Aug) c.d.s. and the handstamp of Liverpool Postmaster S.M. Mulhall; quite fresh, a striking franking and scarce rate, attractive. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...C$150.00
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285 cover 100 image1908 (September 23), registered double drop letter rate cover from Montreal, franked with 7c olive green, tied by Montreal (Station B) c.d.s., sent locally, the reverse with further Station B c.d.s. as well as Montreal / Canada split-ring (25 Sep), small stain at lower left, an exceptionally scarce rate and desirable single usage. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...C$150.00
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286 cover 100 image1908 (October 27), triple registered preferential rate to the United States, oversized Schmalz cover franked with two ½c black brown, 1c green, 2c carmine and 7c olive green Tercentenary, all tied by Berlin c.d.s., paying the 6c triple-weight preferential letter rate plus 5c registration fee, with blue oval BERLIN, CANADA / REGISTERED datestamp at top and a further strike on reverse, together with Toronto transit c.d.s. (27 Oct) and next-day violet double-circle Registry Division datestamp, some tone spots, but an unusual and striking franking paying an elusive rate. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Currently...C$90.00
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287 cover 100 image1908 (November 26), transatlantic usage from Dawson, Yukon, Regina Hotel envelope franked with 7c olive green, struck with oval "R" registration handstamp, Dawson despatch c.d.s. alongside, to Glasgow, Scotland, embossed hotel imprint on back flap, reverse with Dawson (26 Nov), Montreal (5 Dec) and Registered Glasgow (23 Dec) backstamps, various faults, but very scarce.

The Regina Hotel stood at the northwest corner of Second Avenue and York Street and was among Dawson’s established hotels during the post–Gold Rush period. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Estimate C$ 150

Currently...C$90.00
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288 cover 100 image1919 (December 19), uprated registered U.P.U. rate to Belgium, 2c Queen Victoria postal stationery envelope uprated with 1c green and 7c olive green Tercentenary, tied by large oval R registration handstamps, with Ottawa c.d.s. despatch alongside, registered to Brussels, Belgium, the reverse with further Ottawa c.d.s. and hooded REGISTERED / LONDON transit c.d.s. (1 Jan); paying the 5c U.P.U. letter rate plus 5c registration fee, fine to very fine and attractive. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Estimate C$ 150

Currently...C$90.00
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289 nh/og 100 image1908, 7c olive green, group of used singles and multiples, comprising eight singles with readable town cancellations, including examples from Ontario, British Columbia, Quebec, Nova Scotia and Saskatchewan, together with two blocks, one cancelled by Lille, Alberta c.d.s. (Dec 1908) and the other by Winnipeg duplex (Dec 1911); multiples and clear dated cancellations on the 7c are more difficult to assemble than generally appreciated, chiefly fine and catalogued as such. (Image 1)

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Currently...C$120.00
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10c Quebec in 1700
LotNo. Symbol Cat No. Lot Description
290 og 101 image1908, 10c violet, large die proof in colour of issue, on India paper, 73 x 62mm, die sink on larger card, 230 x 151mm, with F-195 and AMERICAN BANK NOTE CO OTTAWA imprints below, lovely bright colour, scarce, particularly in this larger format, as many have been cut down, very fine. (Image 1)

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Currently...C$600.00
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291 og 101a image1908, 10c violet, imperforate vertical pair, very lightly hinged, with large even margins all around, fresh deep shade, scarce and very fine; one of only fifty possible pairs extant. (Image 1)

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Unitrade C$ 1,000

Currently...C$200.00
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292 nh/og 101 image1908, 10c violet, plate block of four, hinged in selvedge only, the stamps never hinged, showing the full OTTAWA-NO-1 inscription at top, lovely deep colour, fine and scarce. (Image 1)

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Unitrade C$ 900

Currently...C$200.00
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293 cover 101 image1908 (July 31), quintuple U.P.U. registered rate to England, large envelope franked with single 4c and 10c Tercentenary, postmarked with Vancouver c.d.s. and registered to London, England, the reverse with Montreal transit c.d.s. (5 Aug) and oval London receiver (14 Aug); cover with wrinkles and some tone spotting, as typical for such large-format mail, nevertheless an elusive high-rate registered usage, fine; ex “Libra”. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Estimate C$ 400

Currently...C$250.00
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294 cover 101 image1908 (July 23), 10c violet registered single-franking cover to France, adhesive tied by oval "R" registration handstamp, Montreal split-ring despatch below, with Montreal keyhole registration handstamp, to Cher, France, reverse with two further Montreal postmarks and intact red wax seal, paying the 5oz U.P.U. rate plus 5c registration, a fine example of this rare single-franking; ex Nickle (Firby, 1993, lot 592). (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Estimate C$ 500

Currently...C$300.00
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295 cover 101 image1908 (August 21), triple preferential registered letter to the United States, cover franked with 1c green and 10c purple Tercentenary, tied by oval R registration handstamps, with Montreal split-ring despatch and registration handstamp alongside, paying the triple 2c preferential letter rate plus 5c registration fee, the reverse with Boston arrival c.d.s. (28 Aug); reduced at left, nevertheless a rare and desirable correctly franked commercial usage from the period. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Estimate C$ 250

Currently...C$150.00
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296 cover 101 image1908 (September 17), four-ounce registered U.P.U. cover to Austria, franked with single 2c carmine, 7c olive green and 10c purple Tercentenary, tied by oval R registration handstamps, with St. Thomas split-ring despatch (17 Sep), from the Canadian Botanical Exchange Bureau to Vienna, Austria, the reverse with London, Ontario (17 Sep) and London, England (26 Sep) transit markings; some toning at right, nevertheless an exceedingly scarce combination of rate and destination with considerable visual appeal.

Effective July 27, 1908, the U.P.U. rate for each additional ounce beyond the first was reduced from 5c to 3c, while the first ounce remained 5c. This four-ounce registered letter therefore required 14c postage plus the 5c registration fee, correctly paid by the 19c Tercentenary franking. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Estimate C$ 750

Currently...C$400.00
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297 cover 101 image1908 (October 14), registered fourth-class parcel-post rate, Brown, Boggs Co. Ltd. Tools & Machinery parcel tag franked on reverse with single 10c and 2c carmine pair Tercentenary, the 10c tied by oval Registration handstamps and the 2c pair by Strathroy c.d.s. receiver (15 Oct), paying the nine-times 1c-per-ounce fourth-class parcel rate plus 5c registration fee, usual faults from handling in transit, as expected for parcel tags, quite scarce as these were rarely preserved, an important Tercentenary item, believed to be one of only seven parcel tags bearing stamps of this issue extant, and one of only three registered examples, the others having resided in the "Libra" and Brigham Collections. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Estimate C$ 750

Currently...C$500.00
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298 nh/og 101 image1908, 10c violet, cancellation study on singles & blocks, comprising nine singles and two blocks of four, the singles displaying a range of cancellations including crisp c.d.s. postmarks from British Columbia, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Ontario; a Toronto, St. Mary's, and London R.P.O.; a bold strike of the Hamilton oval parcel cancel; and an unusual Fredericton straight-line in rose; the blocks with duplex and grid cancels respectively, the odd flaw but selected for quality strikes, a difficult group to assemble, chiefly fine and catalogued as such. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Unitrade C$ 1,360

Currently...C$120.00
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15c Champlain's Departure
LotNo. Symbol Cat No. Lot Description
299 og 102 image1908, 15c orange, large die proof in colour of issue, on India paper, 73 x 62mm, die sink on larger card, 230 x 153mm, with F-196 and AMERICAN BANK NOTE CO OTTAWA imprints below, attractive deep colour, scarce, very fine. (Image 1)

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Estimate C$ 1,000

Currently...C$600.00
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