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British North America - Stamp Lots & Collections British North America
Sale No: 58
Lot No: 952
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Cat No: Collection
1851/1947 collection of mint and used British North America, primarily Newfoundland, mostly mounted on Minkus album pages, with a high degree of completion in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland First Cents issues, minor duplication chiefly showing shade variations, the early issues with faults in places, and a few never hinged examples among the later Newfoundland issues, which include more than a dozen blocks of four, overall fine or better, overall quite fresh and attractive, and a solid opportunity to expand into a specialised collection of this popular area. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 500
Opening C$ 300.00
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Sale No: 58
Lot No: 953
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Cat No: Collection
1851/1947, impressive and highly complete, mostly used British North America collection, with strong representation from every province, including a complete basic used Nova Scotia with the 1s reddish violet but lacking the 1s dull violet, New Brunswick with the 5c Charles Connell “SPECIMEN” and 6d olive yellow, British Columbia with several surcharged issues, Prince Edward Island with 1–3 used (faults), and Newfoundland nearly complete except for perforation varieties and the expensive Airmail overprints, with the usual faults, close margins and variable condition expected of such an extensive collection, a rare opportunity to acquire a broad run of B.N.A. material, overall fine or better; the New Brunswick 6d with 1984 B.P.A. certificate. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 2,000
Opening C$ 1,150.00
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New Brunswick & Prince Edward Island
Sale No: 58
Lot No: 955
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Cat No: c.v. $2,900+
1857/1872, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island mint and used group of 78, owner-identified with representation from most issued stamps, catalogue value $1,458 for New Brunswick and $1,527 for P.E.I., all pictured online, minor imperfections on many as usual for these issues, fine or better overall. (Scott c.v. $2,900+). (Image1)
Estimate U$ 150
Opening C$ 150.00
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Newfoundland
Sale No: 58
Lot No: 956
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Cat No: Collection
1860/1940 mint Newfoundland collection and mint and used British North America, the Newfoundland displayed in black mounts on Minkus album pages and highly complete from the 1897 Discovery of Newfoundland set onward, mostly hinged with some never hinged, many with attractive centring, particularly the John Guy issue, and of better-than-usual overall quality, together with 22 stamps from Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, a fresh, clean collection, all shown in our online scans, fine or better. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 750
Opening C$ 350.00
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Sale No: 58
Lot No: 957
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Cat No: Collection
1857/1947, Newfoundland mint and used dealer stock, extensive and highly complete for the period with little duplication, beginning with a nice array of Heraldic Flowers and a substantial grouping of early cents issues, mostly used with some mint, then from the 1911 Royal Family issue a high proportion mint with some never hinged throughout, plus a group of never hinged postage dues including four blocks of four; organised chronologically and identified, though not all marked never hinged are so, high catalogue value, all pictured online, imperfections on several earlier issues as often seen with this material, better than average condition for such a consignment, fine or better overall. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 1,000
Opening C$ 500.00
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Sale No: 58
Lot No: 958
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Cat No: Collection
1865/1947, accumulation of many hundreds of used Newfoundland, organised by issue in more than 50 glassines, the large majority dating from the twentieth century and unchecked for shade and perforation varieties, though noting several Type A 1897 1c on 3c grey lilac overprints (c.v. $75), overall fine. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 100
Opening C$ 50.00
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Sale No: 58
Lot No: 959
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1870/1943, group of 59 mint and used stamps, including a mint Sir Humphrey Gilbert set and some never hinged Cents issues with minor faults typical of these issues, all photographed online, overall fine or better, the Gilbert set very fine. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 250
Opening C$ 50.00
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Sale No: 58
Lot No: 960
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Cat No: 34/51a, c.v. $400+
1870–1896, group of thirty-five mint and used 3c and 6c “Widow Weeds,” mostly used, with seven mint examples distributed throughout, comprising 1870 6c dull rose, 1873 3c blue, 1877 3c blue rouletted, seven 1887 3c brown or umber brown, 1894 6c carmine lake, 1896 3c blue and pale blue; small faults in places, mostly fine and catalogued accordingly, though a few VF examples noted, a useful group for the specialist. (Unitrade 34/51a, c.v. $400+). (Image1)
Estimate C$ 100
Opening C$ 50.00
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Sale No: 58
Lot No: 961
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Cat No: 78-85
1897, Royal Family issue group of 15 mint blocks of four, forming a complete set including the 1c yellow green and 3c red orange colour varieties, together with five duplicate blocks, most hinged in the upper pair and several also hinged in the lower pair, with some notably well-centred material, overall very fine. (Image1)
Unitrade C$ 1,831
Opening C$ 150.00
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Sale No: 58
Lot No: 962
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1897/1947 small box of several hundred used Newfoundland, mostly from the latter period of this province's issues with emphasis on the 1938 Royal Family and 1931/1944 definitive issues, a clean lot that is unchecked by us for perforations, shades and varieties, thus ripe for the Newfoundland enthusiast; overall fine. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 80
Opening C$ 40.00
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Sale No: 58
Lot No: 963
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Cat No: 87-97, 100
1910, John Guy issue study group of more than 100 stamps, many mint and mostly hinged but with some never hinged examples, particularly strong in the 1c King James value with numerous examples including a never hinged block of six showing the “NFW/JAMRS” variety, also noting an attractive positional pair of the engraved 9c Logging Camp (separated perforations at upper right), all stamps photographed online, overall fine or better. (Unitrade 87-97, 100). (Image1)
Estimate C$ 400
Opening C$ 200.00
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Sale No: 58
Lot No: 964
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Cat No: 104-114
1911, Royal Family issue accumulation, comprising three mint hinged sets and a page of used stamps, with shade varieties of the 2c, 3c and 4c denominations, all photographed online, overall fine or better. (Unitrade 104-114). (Image1)
Estimate C$ 200
Opening C$ 90.00
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Sale No: 58
Lot No: 965
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Cat No: 115-126
1919, Trail of the Caribou study group of more than 200 mint and used stamps, with a good balance of both and shade varieties of the 2c, 3c and 4c denominations, nearly all mint examples appearing hinged and with sufficient material to form approximately four mint sets, overall fine or better. (Unitrade 115-126) (Image1)
Estimate C$ 200
Opening C$ 100.00
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Sale No: 58
Lot No: 966
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Cat No: 131-144
1923/1924, Pictorial issue group comprising a set of singles and mint blocks of four, the singles hinged and the blocks hinged on the upper pair, except the 20c and 24c blocks which are entirely never hinged, with fine to very fine centring throughout. (Image1)
Unitrade C$ 610
Opening C$ 150.00
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Sale No: 58
Lot No: 967
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1924/1928, Pictorial Issue Revenue Uses, group of 15 documents, comprising statements, cheques, receipts and a municipal tax bill bearing stamps used to pay various fees and taxes, one additionally franked with a Canadian 2c Excise stamp on reverse, with documents from the Bank of Nova Scotia, Bank of Montreal, St. John’s Gas & Light, Churchill Engineering Works and several insurance companies, overall fine or better. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 150
Opening C$ 50.00
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Sale No: 58
Lot No: 968
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Cat No: C6-11, C13-17
1931/1933, Pictorial and Labrador Airmail sets, hinged, including both the unwatermarked and watermarked Pictorial issues and a colour variation of the 1933 10c yellow, fresh and very fine. (Image1)
Unitrade C$ 610
Opening C$ 60.00
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Sale No: 58
Lot No: 969
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Cat No: 233-243, c.v. $1,556
1937, King George VI Long Coronation issue, group of 43 blocks of four, comprising four blocks of each denomination except the 7c blue of which there are three, all appearing never hinged, with occasional gum wrinkles typical of the issue and a couple of blocks with some perforation separations, providing 12 complete sets and four additional sets lacking only the 7c, unchecked for varieties, overall fine to very fine. (Unitrade 233-243, c.v. $1,556). (Image1)
Estimate C$ 100
Opening C$ 100.00
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Sale No: 58
Lot No: 970
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Cat No: 230/251i, $612
1937/1939, small group of mint Newfoundland, comprising eight listed varieties from the 1930s together with a set and blocks of four of the Long Coronation issue, mostly never hinged, all photographed online, overall fine or better. (Unitrade 230/251i, $612). (Image1)
Estimate C$ 50
Opening C$ 50.00
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Nova Scotia
Sale No: 58
Lot No: 954
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1857/1863, Nova Scotia mint and used group of 24, highlighted by four imperforate Pence issues including a 6d dark green (cut into on one side), minor imperfections on several as usual for the issue, fine or better overall. (Sc. 2/13, $3,500+) (Image1)
