Eastern Auctions Ltd. Sale

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CatNo.

Lot Description

Est or CV / bid in C$'s

1721

ROYAL VISIT 1939 - Seventeen cacheted covers mailed during the tour, each a different date and city, mostly franked with the set of three but one with a 3¢ and a $1 Cavell, VF and scarce (177, 246-248) (Image1)

Estimate 150 C$

CLOSED
Closing..Aug-20, 02:30 PM

1722

1947 FIRST DAY COVERS - 4c Alexander Graham Bell (Scott #274), the inventor of the telephone, an exceptional holding of cacheted FDCs of this attractive commemorative issue, we note many very scarce cachets retailing in the $10 to $40 range, various frankings of singles, pairs and blocks mainly postmarked in Brantford, Ont. which was the official first day location, several hundred covers in all with huge retail value, F-VF (Image1)

Estimate 250 C$

CLOSED
Closing..Aug-20, 02:30 PM

1723

TRANS-ATLANTIC COVER FROM SCOTLAND 1833 - Stampless cover from Arbroath to Quebec, datelined May 31, 1833, endorsed 'To be forwarded-first ship to sail from Liverpool' and 'via New York', rated 1/3½ in red, boxed PAID in black, dispatch PAID postmark and New York July 22 transit on front in red, black Aberbrothwick straight-line on reverse, nicely written up with analysis of rates, F-VF (Image1)

Estimate 200 C$

CLOSED
Closing..Aug-20, 02:30 PM

1724

COLLECTION BALANCE - Several items with 50 Oil Well FDC (#294), Wilding set on registered FDC to Italy (337-342, 320);three Nfld. flight covers, 3¢ Cartier FDC (#208); two 5¢ airmail 1928 FDCs (#C1), patriotic postcard depicting Laurier and Fielding; 1¢ Scroll pair Oct. 30, 1928 cover from Toronto; etc., F-VF (Image1)

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Estimate 150 C$

CLOSED
Closing..Aug-20, 02:30 PM

1725

REGISTERED 1910 COVER TO DETROIT - King Edward VII postal envelope uprated with a strip of four of the 10¢ definitive (Scott #93) tied by light oval Windsor, Ontario registered postmarks in purple, Detroit June 10, 1910 receiver backstamp, VF, ex Brigham (Image1)

Estimate 350 C$

CLOSED
Closing..Aug-20, 02:30 PM

1726

PATRICIA AIRWAYS FLIGHT COVER - #CL30f, (5¢) type D ascending overprint in green tied by FEB. 11, 1928 Jackson Manion split ring to cover to Montreal, straightline CANADIAN AIRMAIL SERVICE marking, Feb. 16 receiver backstamp, VF (Image1)

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Catalog 300 C$

CLOSED
Closing..Aug-20, 02:30 PM

1727

302

$1.00 FISHERIES FIRST DAY - $1 Fisheries, the scarce high value on an Ottawa postmarked first day cover, VF (Image1)

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Estimate 100 C$

CLOSED
Closing..Aug-20, 02:30 PM

1728

TRANS-ATLANTIC COVER FROM FRANCE 1843 - Stampless cover from Marseille April 1843, sent prepaid via Paris (April 12 ) to Le Havre likely sailing on April 20, nice double ring 'BUREAU MARITIME HE HAVRE 13 AVRIL 1843' backstamp in red, mailed to Port Dover, UC travelling via New York (May 17, rated 27¢) and Queenston (May 21, rate converted to 1/5 plus 9p further postage), includes lengthy letter in French, a great item, F-VF (Image1)