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Group of 11 Jack V. Elliot Air Service First Flight Covers, all with CL6 on back (one appears to have an essay under the stamp), each with MAR.6.1926 Rolling Portage and Kenora (Red Lake) datestamps (front and / or back). 4 covers also have a purple boxed "Red Lake to Hudson" flight cachet on back. One of the CL6 stamps is torn, else overall very fine. (Image)
AAMC U$ 1,375
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Lot No: 179
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: CL6/CL50
Group of 9 Different Semi-Official Airmail Franked First Flight Covers, each with a different Semi-Official stamp and from a different flight, including AAMC #s JE 2601 (CL6), PE2621 (CL9, with American Airmail stamp), FA2611 (CL10), FA2623 (CL11), WC2727 (CL41), BC2803 (CL44), CO2901 (CL47), CO3011 (CL48) and CO3009 (CL50). (Image)
AAMC U$ 1,335
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Lot No: 180
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: CL10-11
Group of 10 Fairchild Air Transport Ltd. First Flight Covers, 3 have CL10 and 7 have CL11 Semi-Official Airmail stamps on back. The 3 CL10 covers are FA2611 flights (U$150 each) and the 7 with CL11 are FA2623 flights (U$75 each). All 10 covers are Pilot-signed on the back and very fine. (Image)
AAMC U$ 900
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Lot No: 181
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: CL40
Collection of 69 Different Western Canadian Airways Flight Covers, all franked with CL40 (some with signature initials, perhaps from the Pilot) on back (one is on front), 55 of which have the octagonal Ft. McMurray to Aklavik flight cachet on front, 35 covers have a red airplane printed at upper left on front. According to the owner, all of these are different, except for 5 covers where the Semi-Official stamp has the "Sky touches Sun" variety. Overall fine, photo shows a few examples only. (Image)
Unitrade $ 2,960
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Lot No: 182
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: CL40
Collection of 39 Different Western Canadian Airways Flight Covers, 1927-1930, all franked with CL40 on back (x12) or on front (x27) and there are no covers from the Waterways to Aklavik flights. We note a good variety of corner cards, frankings, postmarks, envelopes, addressees as well as cachets. Each cover is in a sleeve and includes the AAMC flight number (WC2707 to WC2929, see photos for list). Four of the covers have the "Skis touching Sun" variety on the Semi-Official stamp. Overall fine and a difficult group to assemble. (Image)
Unitrade $ 1,720
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Lot No: 183
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: CL40
Collection of 54 Different Western Canadian Airways Flight Covers, all franked with CL40 on back (7 are on front). 36 covers are from the Waterways to Aklavik flights (all different, from May 28 to July 2, 1929) and 18 are from all different non-Waterways to Aklavic flights (1927-1930, noting different envelopes, postmarks, cachets, addressees, etc). The group of 18 are each in a sleeve with its AAMS flight # (WC2707 to 2929). Two of the CL40 stamps have "Skis touching the Sun" variety and we note some that are (Pilot?) signed. A useful group for someone wishing to complete a collection, etc., overall fine or better. (Image)
Unitrade $ 2,240
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Lot No: 184
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: Collection
Group of 20 Admiral-Franked Airmail Covers to the United States, 1926-1932, 13 are dual franked (with US Airmail stamps) and the rest are Canadian franked only. One of the covers (JUL.22.1926 Red Lake to New Jersey) is franked with a 2c Admiral, 10c US Airmail and 20c Special Delivery (#E2a) as well as a Patricia Airways Semi Official (#CL13), one cover (mailed Québec City to California on AUG.24.1926) is franked with 4c and 8c Admirals (overpaying the new 10c rate by 2c). We also note other interesting attributes such as a Paquebot marking, 8 first flight cachets, FDC for #s C1 and C3, a cover with an American RPO described as an "RF 500", a cover with two 10c US Airmail stamps, and more. Very fine, all covers have been scanned. Ex Rick Parama collection. (Image)
Estimate $ 500
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Lot No: 185
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: Collection
Collection of 385 First Flight Covers, 1939-1960s, all sleeved, with usually one or two covers of each flight. Includes better flights such as 3901c, d, 3909, a, 4105, 4117, 4205, 4117, 4205a, 4405a, 4615, 4713, 4811, 4907, 4911a, b, 5207, 5603b, CF5601, 6211a, 6307c, 6747c. Also numerous legs from flights 4715, 4717. Also note registered flights and incoming flight from overseas. Catalogue numbers are from Airmails of Canada and Newfoundland 2nd Edition. Lots of seldom seen material in very fine condition. (Image)
Estimate $ 250
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Lot No: 155
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 51/56
Group of 40 QV 1897 Jubilee Issue Covers, a lovely group comprising of 12 covers written-up on pages and rest are in sleeves. Good variety of rates including an 8c single on registered cover, 3c and 5c on same, 1c value on Moncton drop letter, 2c on Halifax drop letter, 5c rates to France, a colourful J.C. Wilson patriotic registered cover, several with combination frankings (Small Queens, Leafs and Numerals and a Map). We note some interesting corner card covers, including illustrated advertising, as well as good postmark interest, including small town PEI postmarks, an Elm Street / Toronto c.d.s., flags, squared circles, duplex, etc. Four items are 1c stationery cards, rest are covers, including two uprated stationery envelopes. Noted a few sulphuretted 1c stamps, else a good quality group and generally very fine. All items photographed. (Image)
Estimate $ 300
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Lot No: 156
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 75-77, 88
Group of 15 Queen Victoria Numeral Issue Covers, all with advertising corner cards, including illustrated advertising. Frankings include 1c green, 2c carmine and 2c purple (as well as one cover with two 2c on 3c provisional surcharges), and we note a few different rates (1c printed matter, 2c, and one 5c going to Holland). A few of the covers have small faults, otherwise overall fine or better. (Image)
Estimate $ 150
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Lot No: 157
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 85
Group of 15 Interesting Map Issue Covers, with a good variety of material including a lovely "Krippner" registered cover to Germany, covers from Regina ASSA, Mayfield PEI, also noting some flag cancels, corner cards and advertising covers, and more. All covers are pictured. One of the registered items is a front only, rest are very fine. A useful group. (Image)
Estimate $ 350
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Lot No: 158
Symbol: PC
Cat No: 89var, 90var
1912 1c King Edward VII Experimental Coil on Postcard, with an aerial view of St Helen's Island in Montréal, mailed from Québec City on JUN.26.1912 (slogan machine) to New York State. The stamp clearly has a paste-up at top, where one end of the coil roll was attached to another. The card is written-up on a page also including two different 2c carmine KEVII experimental coils, one with "OTTAWA - ONT / N.5" (or NS?) and the other with the listed "14 / OTTAWA" roller - both stamps are mint never hinged with full original gum as should be for these). An interesting page, ex Rick Parama collection and very fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 200
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Lot No: 159
Symbol: Cv/PC
Cat No: 104, etc
Study of World War I Censored Admiral Covers to the United States, with 9 covers and one card, all censored with various tapes and/or handstamps (one is manuscript-censored). The rates paid for the covers is 3c (with regular stamps) or 2c + 1c War Tax stamps and the postcard is franked 2c (with a vertical coil pair). We note one APR.10.1916 cover mailed on the first day of compulsory censorship (this ex Paige). An interesting study, all pages scanned. Ex Rick Parama collection. (Image)
Estimate $ 200
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Lot No: 160
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 104, etc.
Group of Cross-Border Admiral Covers with U.S. Officially Sealed Stamps, with 4 covers, one mailed registered from Hollyburn BC still has its contents, being a reply postcard, all returned to sender. Three covers are written-up on pages showing the back side, an interesting group which we have scanned online. Ex Rick Parama collection (Image)
Estimate $ 200
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Lot No: 161
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 104, etc.
Group of Admiral Covers with Special Soldier's Rates to France, with 5 covers mailed at the 3c rate, plus another which was mailed at the same 3c rate to Belgium, but taxed "20 as it was addressed to a civilian. An interesting group, all extensively written-up on pages. Ex Rick Parama collection. (Image)
Estimate $ 200
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Lot No: 162
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 104, etc.
Study Group of Admiral Cross-Border War Tax, with 7 covers and 2 picture postcards, including a very early (earliest?) cover mailed APR.9.1915 at the 3c rate (incl. an MR1 War Tax stamp) 6 days before War Tax came into effect, a patriotic cover mailed on APR.14.1915 (the day before War Tax came into effect), a cover and a card mailed on APR.15.1915 (the first day of War Tax) and a cover and a card mailed on APR.16.1915 (the day after War Tax came into effect). We note various frankings, a DEC.15.1915 incoming Soldier's O.H.M.S. cover redirected from Toronto to Illinois, a couple of corner cards, etc. Overall fine to very fine and scarce. Ex Rick Parama collection. (Image)
Estimate $ 350
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Lot No: 163
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 104, etc.
Study Group of 13 Admiral Special Delivery Covers, 10 of which were mailed to the United States, noting a 1912 Granby QC cover with US SD stamp, a 1912 cover originating in the US, with Canadian SD stamp (faulty E1) added, a 1916 cover mailed with a 2c + 1c War Tax stamp with SD rate paid with a 10c plum Admiral (scarce use), a 1921 cover mailed from Buffalo to Hamilton, with 11c in Admiral postage added, then taxed at 18c (5 Postage Due stamps added), a DEC.14.1922 3c Admiral cover franked with a 20c SD (#E2) apparently the earliest recorded use of a 20c rate to the US, an interesting 1926 cover with two 10c SD (#E1) added, and more. A very interesting lot, well written-up (a few quite extensively) which would be useful to both Special Delivery of Admiral collectors. Overall fine, with at least 3 being ex Paige, and all from the Rick Parama collection. All items scanned. (Image)
Estimate $ 500
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Lot No: 164
Symbol: Cvr/P
Cat No: 104, etc.
Group of 13 Admiral Dead Letter Office Covers / Cards, noting various D.L.O. datestamps (oval, circular, double circles, etc.) from Halifax, Montréal, Toronto, Edmonton, Winnipeg and Vancouver, as well as other interesting instructional markings, etc. Most are written-up on pages, overall fine or better. Ex Rick Parama collection, some ex Paige. (Image)
Estimate $ 250
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Lot No: 165
Symbol: Cvr/P
Cat No: 104, etc.
Study of 18 Admiral Period Preferred Rates to Foreign Countries, with 17 covers and one stationery card, 15 are franked with Admiral stamps (regular and / or War Tax). We note destinations such as Canal Zone (x9), Puerto Rico (x2), Cuba (x4) and Mexico (x3), all mailed at the 2c or 3c rate stationery card at 1c), except for one registered cover franked at 14c. An interesting and rarely offered group, overall very fine and all scanned. (Image)
Estimate $ 400
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Lot No: 166
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 104/118
A Study of Admiral Era Mail to the United States, 1912-1928, mostly all written up (some quite extensively) on pages filling a thick binder. We counted 106 covers in all, including 44 registered, with a good variety of rates, usages, frankings, postmarks, corner cards, advertising, illustrated advertising, post cards, stationery, and more. Some faults as expected, still a lovely collection loaded with not only better items but also information. Ex Rick Parama collection. Photos show a small sampling. (Image)
Estimate $ 500
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Lot No: 167
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 104/119
Study of "Non Letter" Admiral Period Rates, with 30 items, all addressed to either the United States or Europe, except for two domestic. We noted several rates, including 1c third class, (printed matter, with various weights seen, up to 12x), 1c stationery wrappers, and a 28c "samples" rate cover. We also note precancelled stamps, postmark interest (including nude machines) advertising corner cards, etc. Most are written-up on pages, with some faults noted, still overall fine to very fine and ex Rick Parama collection. Photos show a sampling. (Image)
Estimate $ 200
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Lot No: 168
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 111 etc.
Study of the 5c U.P.U. Admiral Period Rate, in effect from JAN.1.1912 to SEP.30.1921, includes 42 covers addressed to various countries, all mailed at the 5c rate. Destinations include Iceland, Norway, Switzerland (x6), Finland (x2), France (x13, including one registered), Sweden (x7, including one registered), Belgium, Germany (x2), Denmark (x5), Turkey, Japan (x2), China and Russia. 20 of the covers are franked with a single 5c Admiral, the others with combination frankings. We counted censored covers (to Russia, Japan, two to Sweden and Switzerland) and we saw a few registered, as well as much postmark interest. Many are written-up on pages, with some faults noted, still overall fine to very fine and ex Rick Parama collection. Photos show a sampling only. (Image)
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Lot No: 169
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 115 etc.
Study of the 8c U.P.U. Admiral Period Rate, in effect from OCT.1.1925 to JUN.30.1930, includes 24 covers addressed to various countries, all mailed at the 8c rate. Destinations include Switzerland (x4), Belgium (x2), Denmark, France (x4), Italy (x2), Iceland, Sweden (x4), Holland (x2), Germany (x2), Austria and Finland. 17 of the covers are franked with a single 8c blue Admirals, the others with combination frankings. One (faulty) cover to France was franked with only 4c and was taxed "T25" and has three 50c French Postage Due stamps added. Another (faulty) cover is registered to Austria from Fort San, Saskatchewan and is franked at 18c (8c + 10c registration). Several are written-up on pages, overall fine to very fine and ex Rick Parama collection. (Image)
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Lot No: 170
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 116 etc.
Study of the 10c U.P.U. Admiral Period Rate, in effect from OCT.1.1921 to SEP.30.1925, includes 23 covers addressed to various countries, all mailed at the 10c rate. Destinations include Switzerland (x5), Sweden (x2), Japan, France (x6), Norway, Germany (x2), Greece, Denmark (x2), Palestine, Belgium (x2). 11 of the covers are franked with a single 10c Admiral, the others with combination frankings. Most are written-up on pages, with some faults noted, still overall fine to very fine and ex Rick Parama collection. (Image)
Estimate $ 200
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Lot No: 171
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 136-138
Group of 1c to 3c Admiral Imperforates on Cover, with a single 1c on 3d class rate cover to the US, pair and strip of three on two covers to the US, pair of 2c on cover to the US, single 3c on domestic cover and single 3c on cover to the US (this one ex Paige). All were mailed in 1924-25 except for one in 1928, a very fine group. Ex Rick Parama collection. (Image)
Estimate $ 150
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Lot No: 172
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 141-145
Collection of 17 Covers Franked with 1927 Confederation Anniversary Issues, noting two unsealed covers mailed at the 1c printed matter rate, a registered stationery cover uprated with a block of four of the 1c (mailed within the 1st month of usage), a triple weight registered cross-border cover, a 2c franking to Douglas Fairbanks, a 2c cover uprated with a 2c Admiral Toronto experimental coil stamp, three registered stationery covers (one to England, one to USA and one domestic), a cover to Switzerland and France, a registered cover to Germany, a 5c (plus 2c Admiral) mailed to the US on the first day of the new 5c Airmail rate (front only, mailed before the first Airmail stamp was issued), a single 12c on a first flight from Montréal (JUL.5.1927) to Vancouver, with the appropriate Dead Letter Office datestamp on back, and a 1928 Airmail Special Delivery cross border cover with #s C1 and E3. A diverse and interesting group for the specialist, overall fine to very fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 250
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Eastern Arctic Mail
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Lot No: 224
Symbol: Cvr
Group of Eleven Eastern Arctic Patrol R.M.S. Covers, all mailed between JUL.15.1951 and AUG.30.1951 to, through or from Pond Inlet, Port Harrison, Craig Harbour and Pangnirtung Northwest Territories. Each cover is addressed to Dr. R.E. Smart in Ottawa and has a "R.A. Haddon" postmaster handstamp on back (two colours noted) and 6 of them are signed and each also has an oval "Eastern Arctic Patrol / R.M.S. Canada" datestamp (two colours noted). A very fine group, scans show each cover front and back. (Image)
Estimate $ 150
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First Day Covers
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Lot No: 173
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: Collection
Small Tub Full of First Day Covers, 1949-1997, somewhere around 400 FDC, (mostly up to 1983) with a good variety of issues, many are cacheted, noting private cachet makers such as Scott, Rose Craft, H & E, Art Craft and JCR. We note some duplication, sometimes caused by there being singles, pairs, blocks, plate blocks and in some cases complete sets. Overall very fine, see overview and selection for an idea. (Image)
Estimate $ 100
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Lot No: 174
Symbol: Cvr
Group of About 700 Private Cachet First Day Covers, 1940s to 1979, noting cachet makers Art Craft, Rose Craft, Fleetwood, Hartford, FT, Caneco Envelopes, NR Covers, Regal, Cole, H&E, Ford Employees Stamp Club, JCR, Cachet Craft and many others. We note singles, pairs, sets, blocks, tagged stamps, with several canceled by smaller town c.d.s. Also note some replacement covers and many interesting items we do not recall seeing. Some have light staining, else generally very fine with very little duplication and a better than usual lot of these. See photos for a sampling. (Image)
Estimate $ 350
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Lots and Collections
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Lot No: 236
Symbol: Cvr
Group of 45 Precancelled Covers from Western Provinces, mostly KGV and KGVI but includes a few QEII as well. We note town types, number types and bar types, with a good proportion of the covers having corner cards, overall fine to very fine, photos show a sampling only. (Image)
Estimate $ 150
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Lot No: 237
Symbol: Cvr/P
Group of Interesting QV to KEVII Items, 1876-1911, starts with a 1911 picture postcard (depicting the Grand Trunk Railway Station in Trenton) with stamp tied by Postal Station D West Toronto (small fault lower right corner). Also a group of 4 bulk mailing receipts (1899-1901) with various Toronto postmarks (3 have stamps on both sides) and 6 items with instructional markings from Toronto such as 1876 Returned for Better Direction, 1881 oval "Address corrected try the Toronto Post Office", 1908 Returned for Postage and Toronto D.L.O. (two cards), 1911 No Such Street in Toronto (Ross St.), and 1892 Not Called For (faulty cover). An interesting group. (Image)
Estimate $ 100
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Lot No: 238
Symbol: PC
Box with Over 500 of Used "Request for Redirection of Mail" Forms, all appear to have been used in St. Thomas Ontario in 1983 (a lot of people must have moved there that year). Some are franked with meters and some with postage stamps and we note a variety of St Thomas postmarks. A good number of these also have a label affixed listing a number of magazines that required re-direction. Overall fine, our photos show an overview and sample items. (Image)
Estimate $ 100
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Military Mail
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Lot No: 186
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: World War II
Correspondence of Over 100 Covers from Halifax N.S. to Rear-Admiral H.F. Pullen, with over 100 Air Letters, airmail covers and covers, at first addressed to him in England, then H.M.C.S. Ottawa in St John's Newfoundland, then to a Navy Yard in Charleston South Carolina. Postmarks are mostly Halifax blacked-out machines and slogans but saw a few blacked-out c.d.s. and rare duplex. Rear-Admiral Pullen was a highly decorated and distinguished officer in the Royal Canadian Navy who served from 1925 to 1960. He was a founder of the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic and was President of the Maritime Museum of British Columbia in 1956 and there is a lot of information on him online. See pictures for an idea. (Image)
Estimate $ 250
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Lot No: 187
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: World War II
Group of Canadian and Worldwide WWII Military Covers and Correspondences, with approximately 600 covers, about two thirds are from a few family correspondences (1902-1950s) and have no military postmarks, but there also a few hundred covers with various military postmarks, including Orderly Room, FPOs, censor markings, etc. Most are from Canada but we note some military covers from Australia and Great Britain as well. Quality varies drastically, with many roughly opened, but still worth a close look, as there may be finds. We show an overview photo. (Image)
Estimate $ 100
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New Brunswick
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Lot No: 213
Symbol: Cvr
Group of 18 New Brunswick Stampless Covers, 1834-1867, mostly from the 1840s and 50s, we noted a good variety of material including folded letters and covers with good town postmarks, saw an undated (circa 1814-1815) folded cover with St John N.B. straightline, an undated money letter, a 1859 "Sackville N.B. / PAID" cover to the US, an 1859 cover to Liverpool England, an 1834 St John NB folded letter rated "4/4" to London England via Halifax (Fleuron datestamp) and more. We have photographed both sides of each item. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 400
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Lot No: 214
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 8
Group of 7 Covers Franked with New Brunswick #8 (5c green), 1862-1868, including some scarce handstamps "More-To-Pay", "5/Cents", "Insufficiently Prepaid" (on cover to P.E.I.) and "Too Late" (apparently the LRD for this handstamp). We also note better town postmarks such as W.O. New Mills, W.O. Kingston-Kent, Harvey, etc. All nicely written-up on pages, a mostly fine and useful group for the specialist. (Image)
Estimate $ 250
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Lot No: 215
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 8, 9, 11
Group of 7 New Brunswick Stamped Covers, 1860 to 1865, franked with 5c green (x4, including a folded letter with a pair), 10c (x2, including one with "PAID ALL" handstamp in red ex Carr, and the other addressed to Markham "by express mail via Portland") and 17c on cover to Scotland, but with Greene Foundation certificate stating that the stamp does not belong. Various faults noted, still a useful group. (Image)
Estimate $ 200
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Lot No: 216
Symbol: Cvr/P
Group of 80 New Brunswick Covers and Cards, from Small Queen to modern, includes a little bit of everything, noting town postmarks, registered, a 1908 Baie Verte and 1905 Indiantown squared circle on Edward cards, several advertising corner cards, a number of 1c Small Queen printed matter rate covers, and more. Overall nice condition (most items are also sleeved) with lots of useful material, our photos show a representative sample. (Image)
Estimate $ 150
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Newfoundland
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Lot No: 217
Symbol: Cvr
Group of 131 Newfoundland 1940s Covers, collected for each having a different corner card, also noting a good variety of small town postmarks (incl. RPOs), with fewer machine cancels than usual. Overall very fine, see pictures for a small representative sampling. (Image)
Estimate $ 150
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Lot No: 218
Symbol: Cvr
Group of 50 Newfoundland 1940s Covers with RPO Postmarks, all having their RPOs on front used as a despatch, we noted several different, with duplication and most are identified as per "N" #, very fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 100
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Lot No: 219
Symbol: Cvr
Group of 30 Registered Stationery Envelopes, all are "size A" and all franked 9c for domestic destinations, with a variety of town postmarks, such as La Poile, Exploits, Gambo, Triton West, Openhall, Pilleys Island, Fredericton and more. 15 of the covers also have a town registration label. Overall very fine, see photos for an idea. (Image)
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Lot No: 220
Symbol: Cvr
1941 Cover to a Newfoundlander Serving in Iceland, mailed from St John's on OCT.3.1941 to Gilbert R. Walters (service # 191486, 5th Regiment Navy) in Iceland, redirected to the Aultbea Naval base in Scotland, with several markings, including a "Received from HM Ships". Lots of wear, nevertheless an uncommon wartime usage to a scarce destination. (Image)
Estimate $ 100
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Lot No: 221
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: Collection
Collection of Small Town Newfoundland Postmarks, with 105 covers neatly displayed in black stock pages, all with different town postmarks from various Newfoundland communities, including broken circles, ovals, double circles, slogan cancels, commemorative, etc. Noted many better such as La Scie W.B., Flower's Cove, Loon Bay, Trouty, Jow Batt's Arm, Francois, Clark's Beach, Petit Forte, Bell Island Mines, Pushthough, Morrisville, Monroe, Ladle Cove, Silver Hare Island, Patrick's Cove, Coomb's Cove, also noting a few O.H.M.S. covers, some corner cards, etc. Also includes a double-sided stock page with additional postmarks, mainly on piece. Noted Penguin Arm, Elliot's Cove, etc. Most are very fine, clear and legible strikes. (Image)
Estimate $ 350
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Lot No: 222
Symbol: O/Cvr
Cat No: Collection
Lovely Collection of Newfoundland TPO Postal Routes, all neatly presented exhibit-style on 33 pages, this study outlines the various rail and sea routes with timetables, port of call and maps. Each route includes postmarks from the various communities (on stamps, piece and/ or cover). There are also 18 early postcards depicting scenes from the locations discussed (these alone would retail near $300). A visually appealing and very fine collection. Photos only show a small sampling. (Image)
Estimate $ 300
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Lot No: 223
Symbol: Cvr
Group of 36 Newfoundland Covers, 1899-1949, with a good variety of material, noting illustrated, FDCs, first flights, stamp dealer covers, some postmark and corner card interest, meters, some to the USA and more. Overall nice quality, see photos for a sampling. (Image)
Estimate $ 150
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Nova Scotia
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Lot No: 225
Symbol: Cvr
Group of 16 Nova Scotia Stampless Covers, 1789-1871, mostly from the 1840s and 50s, we noted a good variety of material including folded letters and covers with good town postmarks, a 1789 favour folded letter datelined Halifax (to St John's), an 1845 folded cover to London England, an 1851 cover (with letter inside) mailed to London England, etc. We have photographed each cover front and back to show all the postmarks, etc. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 300
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Lot No: 226
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 8
1862 5c Domestic Rate Cover, mailed from Halifax to Sherbrooke / St Marys (backstamps) and franked with a strip of 5 of the 1c value, tied by oval grid cancels. Stains, else fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 100
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Lot No: 227
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Cat No: 10
Group of 10 Covers Mailed at the 5c Rate, 1860-1868, each cover is franked with a single 5c Queen Victoria, noting town postmarks from a variety of towns with both domestic and inter-provincial destinations. Faults noted, still fine or better. (Image)
Estimate $ 150
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Lot No: 228
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Cat No: 10, 12
Two Stamped 15c Rate Registered Covers from Nova Scotia, first is 1863 cover mailed from Barrington to Clyde River (backstamps) with 5c for domestic rate plus 10c for registration (stamps have faults) with a 2013 Greene Foundation certificate. Second is a cover front mailed to River Bourgeoise / Cape Breton, franked with three 5c stamps. A few faults here and there, still two useful covers. (Image)
Estimate $ 150
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Lot No: 229
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Cat No: 12
1860 Double Domestic Rate Cover, mailed from Halifax on OCT.25.1860 to Picton (likely Pictou) with a partial same day receiver on back, franked with a 10c vermilion Queen Victoria, tied by an oval H in grid. Very fine and early use of this stamp, 25 days after issue date. (Image)
