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Group of 75 Covers with Advertising or Corner Cards, from KEVII to 1955, with all sorts of businesses advertised, some with text, some illustrated. Some have tears or other faults, still overall fine or better. Photos show examples only. (Image)
Estimate $ 100
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Airmail
Sale No: 5
Lot No: 486
Symbol: Cvr
Group of About 80 First Flight or Airmail Covers, 1920s to 1960s, with a few after that, includes first and last flights, some pilot signed as well as regular airmail covers, some mailed Special Delivery Airmail and more. Some have stains, still overall fine to very fine. See pictures for a sampling. (Image)
Estimate $ 150
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Alberta
Sale No: 5
Lot No: 510
Symbol: PC
Correspondence of 20 Picture Postcards Sent from Medicine Hat AB to Nanaimo, BC, to "Miss Juanita Welsh . P.O. Staff (sometimes "Staff") / Nanaimo, B.C.”, dated between February 1913 to December 1914. Only two of the cards are franked (1c and 2c Admirals) and the rest were mailed free-franked. Each of the cards has a "Medicine Hat / P.O. / R.V.M. Stewart” double circle datestamp, three in green and the rest in violet. A few have edge or other faults, still an interesting group. (Image)
Estimate $ 150
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Lot No: 511
Symbol: Cvr/P
Group of 110 Alberta Covers and Cards, Territorial to 1980s, a nice group comprising of picture postcards, including some real photo, as well as covers, with lots of postmark interest, noted several small town cancels and much more. Nice overall quality, many are sleeved and priced. See photos for an overview and a selection. (Image)
Estimate $ 300
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British Columbia
Sale No: 5
Lot No: 512
Symbol: Cvr/P
Group of About 360 British Columbia Covers and Cards, 1890s to 1950s, a good variety of material in this lot, including picture postcards, West Coast ships, registered covers, many small town postmarks and more. A few have small faults, else an overall fine to very fine, and quite useful lot. (Image)
Estimate $ 350
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By Stamp Issue
Sale No: 5
Lot No: 452
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 5
1857 6d Slate Grey Consort Imperforate on Cross-Border Cover, mailed from Dundas U.C. on JAN.7.1858 to Lake Truelady, NY, franked with a 6d slate grey Consort imperforate, with fresh colour and 3 large margins, plus one at top which is well clear (small scissor cut in left margin does not detract) tied to cover by a 4-ring #12 (number not legible, but associated to Dundas P.O.). Very fine. (Image)
Unitrade $ 2,000
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Lot No: 453
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 36/116
Group of 10 Small Queen and Admiral Covers Mailed Overseas, with 1879 5c SQ mourning cover to Scotland, 1886 5c SQ to Scotland, re-directed to Ireland (with long letter still inside), 1888 5c SQ to Scotland (missing backflap), 1890 5c to Ireland, 1894 2c + 3c SQ to Scotland, 1899 5c SQ OHMS cover to Germany (through Ireland, with nice TPO postmark on front), 1901 2c Numeral (jumbo) to England, 1921 3c + 10c Admiral registered to Ireland and returned to sender, 1921 2x 7c Admiral registered to England, and 1927 8c pair Admiral registered to England with hand drawn "R". Good assortment of backstamps, some small faults here and there, still an interesting group. (Image)
Estimate $ 300
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Lot No: 454
Symbol: Cvr/P
Cat No: 89, 90, 97, 98
Group of Over 100 KEVII and Québec Tercentenary Covers and Cards, 1902-1911, mostly 1c and 2c values, a good variety of postmarks (small towns, RPO, etc.), picture postcards, registered covers, 1c Québec issue drop covers, etc. A few have faults, else overall fine or better. Our photos show some examples. (Image)
Estimate $ 200
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Lot No: 455
Symbol: PC
Cat No: 89, 97, 98
Group of 5 Picture Postcards Mailed to Cuba, all mailed from small towns in Québec, Abbotsford, Brown Hill (open 1906-1912) and Johnville, between SEP.5.1908 and DEC.2.1908. The cards are addressed to Cienfuegos, Cuba and are franked with 1c Québec, 2c Québec or a pair of 1c KEVII. Light overall staining, with no other faults. A scarce destination in this period. Cards are shown on both sides. (Image)
Estimate $ 100
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Lot No: 456
Symbol: Cvr/P
Cat No: 104-109
Group of About 250 KGV Admiral Covers and Cards, mostly 1c to 3c frankings and rates, with a good variety of postmarks, including duplex, slogans, small towns, etc. Several have faults, still there are many fine to very fine. See pictures for a small sampling. (Image)
Estimate $ 150
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Lot No: 457
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 105, 107, 110
1925 Artland Saskatchewan Admiral Cover to Switzerland, a 3c stationery envelope uprated with a 1c yellow orange, 2c green and 4c yellow ochre (paying 10c U.P.U. rate) mailed from Artland on MAR.4.1925 to Hombrechtikow, Switzerland. 1c stamp has a corner fault and vertical crease from the cover, else fine and attractive. Ex Brigham. (Image)
Estimate $ 100
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Lot No: 458
Symbol: Cvr/P
Cat No: 343
Collection of Postal History of the 1954 15c Gannet Issue, consisting of 54 covers and cards franked with the 15c Gannet. We note rates paying for registered, airmail, double or triple weight and other services including special delivery. Destinations include Switzerland, GB, Sweden, Germany, Bermuda, Rhodesia, Pitcairn Islands, Australia, India, France, Greece, Russia, Czechoslovakia, Brazil, Austria, Ireland, Poland, Denmark, Latvia, Hungary, Trinidad and Turkey. There is lots of postmark interest, not to mention rates and much more, noting some postage due, parcel tags, a Christmas gift wrapper mailed to Germany with customs label, a customs declaration label on cover, military uses, and much more. Some have faults, still a great start to an exhibit, just waiting to be studied and mounted. Would be a good accompaniment to the 15c Gannet pre-production material lot offered in our Canadian stamp section. (Image)
Estimate $ 300
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Eastern Arctic Mail
Sale No: 5
Lot No: 514
Symbol: Cvr
Group of 9 Better Eastern Arctic Mail Covers from 1941, all yellow Hudson's Bay Company flag covers addressed to Dr. Russell J. Tickle at various addresses including different places in Northwest Territories, northern Québec, one to Australia and two to Toronto which were forwarded to Greenland and New York respectively. We note a colourful variety of Canadian stamp frankings and one censored cover is franked with 6 Greenland stamps. All but the Greenland cover have an "Eastern Arctic Patrol R.M.S. / Canada" c.d.s. (dated between AUG.10 and SEP.26, 1941). A very fine group with a high retail value. (Image)
Estimate $ 300
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First Day Covers
Sale No: 5
Lot No: 459
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 1250ii
1989 38c Canadian Infantry Regiments First Day Cover Set, a matched set of four corner inscription blocks of four, unaddressed and very fine. (Image)
Unitrade $ 500
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Lots and Collections
Sale No: 5
Lot No: 500
Symbol: Cvr
Personal Correspondence of 65 Covers, 1940s to 1960s, with covers addressed to A.L. Powell in either Hong Kong (x18 covers from 1949-1950), or Vancouver BC or England, as well as covers addressed to his collector friend C.W. Barker at his army base in Dusseldorf, Germany. We note first day covers, special delivery and air mail rates, as well as better frankings, etc. Condition varies drastically, with a good proportion of the covers stapled (one staple each) to pages (could carefully be removed). See pictures to get a sampling. (Image)
Estimate $ 100
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Lot No: 501
Symbol: Cvr/P
Group of About 63 Queen Victoria Era Covers, and a few cards. Most franked with Small Queens or Leaf / Numerals, noted registered, corner cards, a few stampless, postmark interest (flags, etc.) and more. Many have faults to varying degrees, still many fine to very fine, with pieces and fronts not counted. See photos for an overview. (Image)
Estimate $ 150
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Lot No: 502
Symbol: Cvr/P
Box of About 435 Covers and Cards, 1900s to 1990s, about half and half postcards and covers, with a good variety of material, noting picture postcards, several patriotic postcards, postmarks of all sorts from mostly Ontario, Québec and the Maritimes. The odd fault, else overall fine or better. See some nice examples in our photos. (Image)
Estimate $ 300
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Lot No: 503
Symbol: Cvr/P
Group of 145 King George V Era Covers and Cards, a good variety here, with Admirals, Arch, Medallion and other frankings, we noted many postmark interest (slogans, duplex, etc.) as well as corner cards, a few registered, a few military, etc. Faults here and there, else fine to very fine overall. Pictures show a sampling. (Image)
Estimate $ 100
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Lot No: 504
Symbol: Cvr/P
Group of About 380 Covers and Cards, with strength in the KGVI to 1990s era, noting a wide variety of material including good picture postcards (with picture and postmark interest), small town postmarks (incl. many from BC / Western provinces), frankings, registered, airmail, foreign destinations, military postmarks and much more. Many have faults to varying degrees, still many are fine to very fine. See pictures for an idea. (Image)
Estimate $ 200
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Lot No: 505
Symbol: Cvr
Group of About 120 King George VI Era Covers, with a good variety of material including black-out cancels, precancels, airmail rates, registered, military postmarks, first days, slogans, patriotic, private perfins, a reused OHMS cover, a nice ballot box tag franked with a block of 4 of the 8c Mufti, and more. Overall fine to very fine, with the usual small faults. (Image)
Estimate $ 200
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Lot No: 506
Symbol: Cvr/P
Group of Well Over 500 Queen Elizabeth II Era Covers and Cards, lots of variety in this one, noted some registered, postage due, postmarks (several Klussendorf, a group of about 30 covers with date errors or impossible dates, etc.) and much more. Faults are to be expected, still overall fine to very fine with possibilities of finds. (Image)
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Lot No: 507
Symbol: Cvr
Group of 165 #10 Size Covers, with Many Better, 1832 to 1990s, includes covers, stationery covers, precancelled, illustrated advertising, early stampless covers, corner cards, postage due, registered, special delivery, noted better postmarks such as Kaladar U.C (OCT.30.1857 is the ERD), a lovely Jordan U.C. from 1864 (in red, used years after the normal period), a Montréal Involute Bickerdike flag used in the first week, a 2c Numeral cover mailed to Belize, British Honduras (FEB.25.1900 receiver) an 1929-type Sandwich postmark from 1832 and much more. The majority are from Kent county, and most of those from Chatham. Some have folds, etc. Still overall fine or better. (Image)
Estimate $ 100
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Lot No: 508
Symbol: Cvr/P
Banker's Box Filled with Canada Covers and Cards, weighing in at 11.8kg (box included), this box is filled with a variety of material including covers, cards, postcards, first day covers, postmarks, frankings and much more, roughly from the 1900s to the modern period. A perfect box for the "Dollar Box" dealer. Faults are to be expected, still overall fine. (Image)
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Lot No: 509
Symbol: Cvr/P
Banker's Box Filled with Canada Covers and Cards, weighing in at 11.2kg (box included), this box is filled with a variety of material including covers, cards, postcards, first day covers, postmarks, frankings and much more, roughly from the 1900s to the modern period. A perfect box for the "Dollar Box" dealer. Faults are to be expected, still overall fine. (Image)
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Manitoba
Sale No: 5
Lot No: 513
Symbol: Cvr/P
Group of 185 Manitoba Covers and Cards, QV to 1980, with a good variety of picture postcards, covers, lots of small town postmarks and much more. Some have faults, still an overall nice quality group, with many sleeved and priced items. See a sampling and overview in our photos. (Image)
Estimate $ 300
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Military Mail
Sale No: 5
Lot No: 487
Symbol: Cvr/P
Group of Over 300 World War I and II Military Mail, with mostly WWII, but also many WWI covers (and a few postcards and letter cards, etc.). Most were mailed to or from all over Canada, with a predominance on Western Canada, including many from British Columbia. There are also several items to, or from Great Britain. We note a good variety of postmarks here, including censored handstamps, APO, FPO, MPO, CFPO, RCAF, Orderly Rooms, Training School, Canadian Hospital handstamps, army ships, and more. Includes some correspondence, some with letters still inside. Condition is usual for this type of material, should be a useful group for the specialist. See our pictures for samples, as well as an overview. (Image)
Estimate $ 200
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Lot No: 488
Symbol: Cvr/P
Accumulation of 136 World War II Blackout Cancel Covers, with Victoria BC / Sidney NS (x26), Vancouver BC (x52) and Halifax NS (x58) covers (and a few cards), a better than usual lot in that the great majority (95% +) of the covers importantly have business corner cards (some illustrated) proving the origin of the blackouts. Within each town we note a variety of machine postmarks, and saw a few scarce c.d.s. as well. The covers appear to be chronological, which gives a good idea of the postmarks' wear and usage timelines. Also includes about a half dozen cut outs (identified by owner, not counted in total). Overall fine or better, a useful lot for the enthusiast. (Image)
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Ontario
Sale No: 5
Lot No: 515
Symbol: Cvr/P
Group of Over 210 Covers and Cards with Ontario Postmarks, 1890s to 1940s, the majority are picture postcards but we note some covers as well. A good selection of mostly small town postmarks here, with the odd larger town machine cancel or C.D.S. here and there. The picture side of the postcards also hold interest, as there are several patriotics, real photos, town views, etc. (Image)
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Postal Stationery
Sale No: 5
Lot No: 460
Symbol: Cvr
Group of Election Envelopes Filling an Envelope Box, covers KGV to Centennial issues, with a mix of mint and used. Lots of better, including EN800f (x15 used), EN803a (mint, x8 used), EN808h (x4 mint), #820b (x3 used). With form numbers, English and French forms, compound dies. Lots of Wilding, Karsh and Cameos. Moderate to heavy duplication, Webb catalogue value is over U$3,000. (Image)
Estimate $ 200
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Lot No: 461
Symbol: PC
Holding of 175 Mostly Mint Letter Cards, noting various heading types, perforations, papers, some “bank” printings, a few squared circle postmarks and some revalued. A few are unfolded. In usual mixed condition for this underrated Victorian era stationery. (Image)
Estimate $ 150
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Lot No: 462
Symbol: Cvr
Special Event & Conestoga Press Commemorative Envelopes, a small group of ca. 1990s envelopes with private printings to promote stamp shows (some Webb listed) or local (Ontario) post offices. Includes both scarce “PhilaNippon ‘91” EN287C, EN297A, cat $75 each. The better portion is the good mix of over 100, mostly different, mint and used examples of the Conestoga Press private cachets. Nice condition, overlooked modern beauties. Our photos show and overview plus a small sampling. (Image)
Estimate $ 200
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Lot No: 463
Symbol: Cvr
Printed to Private order and Official Envelopes in a Shoebox, with a mix of mint and used, the PTPO envelopes are mostly KGV and KGVI, including some precancels plus a touch of Centennial. The OHMS envelopes include a QV “Lighthouse” envelope, 10 Meteorological envelopes, Dominion Statistician (mint and used) and a 32c Transportation “Test Mailer”. Bit of mixed condition, and some light to moderate duplication. (Image)
Estimate $ 150
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Lot No: 464
Symbol: PC
Private Precancels on King George V “Scroll” and “Arch” Issue Cards, with P84a (x2), KP84d (blue card), P86b, P97a (x2), very fine. Webb catalogue value US$415. (Image)
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Lot No: 465
Symbol: PC
Private Precancels on four Admiral Postal Cards, including two different precancel types on reply cards (one hinge re-attached). P46b, P47a, P55a. Always eye catching. Webb catalogue value is U$400. (Image)
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Lot No: 466
Symbol: PC
A Two Inch Stack of Mint Reply Cards, Mostly King George V and VI, with a bit of KEVII and QEII. Lots of Admirals and a good representation from the other KGV issues. The King George VI includes P176 (x12 mint, cat U$40 each), and mint quantities of P184-185, and P204-205. A 2”. Most are unfolded, with few small faults. (Image)
Estimate $ 150
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Lot No: 467
Symbol: PC
Group of Over 40 CPR Privately Perforated Postal Cards, with used and mint cards from the Admiral period to the 6c Centennial overprint on 4c Cameo. Lots of different forms and form numbers here, one is a French language card, a few have been uprated. There are some mixed condition as is often seen on these cards. Saw P74b (x2), P75a (x6), P163a (x3), P189b (x2), P201a (x2), P211a (x2 mint, x1 used). Webb catalogue value U$960. (Image)
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Lot No: 468
Symbol: PC
Group of Precancelled Regular Issue Postal Cards, from Admirals to the early QEII period, mostly used with up to 6 of a type. P45a, P86a, P103a (x6), P128a (x3), P154a (x3), P166b (x2), P183a (x2), P189a (x4), P212a (x3), P227a (x2), P232a (mint). A couple minor faults to be expected. Total Webb catalogue value U$805. (Image)
Estimate $ 150
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Lot No: 469
Symbol: PC
Group of 22 CPR View Cards from the Multicolour and Sepia Sets, mostly used, with a bit of duplication. Better include CPR36D (folded), CPR36E x2, CPR36G, CPR38L, CPR44C x3, CPR44L, CPR47E (French military censor?!?), CPR68F, CPR70F, CPR78B and more. Includes different views, headings, dies and statements in both languages. Condition is very mixed. Webb catalogue value is U$1,570. (Image)
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Lot No: 470
Symbol: Cvr/P
Group of 35 King George VI Stationery Covers and Cards, with a good variety of material, with only a handful of mint and the rest used. We note wrappers, cards, covers, election cards, CNR freight advice cards, etc. with the 1c through the 4c denominations. Unchecked by us for better items, but our pictures should give a good idea. A few have small faults, else overall very fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 150
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Lot No: 471
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Holding of Wrappers and Postal Bands from Queen Victoria to Queen Elizabeth II, couple hundred mint and used, with various headings, papers, dies, precancels, a 4-hole OHMS KGVI 1c. There is some postmark interest for roller cancel collectors, a couple have been uprated for foreign destinations (e.g. Italy, Argentina, Germany, UK), and there is some unfolded material. Condition is a bit mixed, not unusual given the nature of the paper used. Photos only show a small sampling. (Image)
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Lot No: 472
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Substantial Holding of Railways Freight Advice “Flimsies”, with mint and used, covering King George VI to the Centennial issue, including lots of Karsh and Cameo items. Includes the key RKPP231b (both mint and used), and there are many dies, colours and form types, with some revalued and some “double height” cards from the Centennial era. Recently developed research is showing what an interesting collecting area this can be. (Image)
Estimate $ 200
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Lot No: 473
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Assortment of 7 Better Aerogrammes, including 10c KGVI “square die” A1, A3 used (“Her”), A4 “inverted die cut”, A9 used to France with French postage due stamps. Proofs A5-P9 with no stamp and a blue mottled backing, and A13-P2 the 15c Landscape as issued, but with no die cut. Formerly Webb listed Christmas 1944 air letter with 3 address lines rounds out the lot. (Image)
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Lot No: 474
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Cat No: A2/A29
Substantial Aerogramme Holding – Part 1, King George VI to the “Globe over Leaf” Design, with both mint and used (all to proper overseas destinations), with up to a dozen of a type, including knife and watermark variants, large and small “52” on the “Landscape” issue. Individual items with catalogue values to U$50. Packed into a large Uni-Safe binder with matching slipcover. Photos only show a small sampling. (Image)
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Lot No: 475
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Cat No: A30/A86
Substantial Aerogramme Holding – Part 2, “Centennial” to the “Birds” Issues, mostly mint but with some used (all to proper overseas destinations), generally up to a dozen of a type, including knife and watermark variants, noting 2 copies of #A31 (“no dotted line” Webb U$350 each), a small group of the private “Save the Children” printing on the 15c Goose, 15x “White Gum” on the 86c. Packed into a large Uni-Safe binder (with lots more that won’t fit inside) with matching slip cover. Photos only show a small sampling. (Image)
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Lot No: 476
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: EN1/EN23a
Queen Victoria Regular Issue Envelopes, a small handful of mint and used, with several “Nesbitt” envelopes EN1 (x5 mint), 1 used (no flap), EN1a, EN2 (x2) and some cut squares. There are 7 mint copies of the 3c “tongued flap” EN4a, and 3 mint examples of the large sized 1c (EN13). There are a few 2c on 3c of various sizes and types, including a nice “Capital C”. A bit of mixed condition. (Image)
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Lot No: 477
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: EN24-EN25
A Large Handful of King Edward VII 1c and 2c Mint and Used Envelopes, most awaiting identification of die types (we did see 3x 2c die IV used). There are five with “Quaker Oats” corner cards showing William Penn, and other printed addresses and some small-town cancels, duplexes, etc. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)
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Lot No: 478
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: EN26/EN416
Almost a century of Regular Issue Envelopes from King George V to the Modern Era, a mint and used holding filling two envelope boxes (so almost 1,000 items). Includes better such as EN54b, EN161-162, EN203 (6c on 4c Cameo used, open 3 sides), EN216 and more. Both #8 and #10 sized with different colours, dies, paper types, etc. Fairly evenly distribution between various issues. Photos show an overview plus a small stampling. (Image)
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Lot No: 479
Symbol: E/P
Cat No: EN131/135-P1b
Queen Elizabeth II Karsh 5c and 4c Envelope Compound Die Proof, in blue on wove (unwatermarked) paper measuring 127 x 67mm, with "Proofs of Dec. 31 1953" note in pencil. Very fine and not often offered. (Image)
Webb U$ 400
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Lot No: 480
Symbol: PC
Cat No: P1/P22
Over 1,000 Regular Issue Queen Victoria Postal Cards, with mint and used cards in an oversized “red dealer’s box”. A wide range of (unexplored) colour shades, with some text printed backs, lots of potential cancel interest (mostly Ontario and Québec, including some carrier markings), a few used UPU cards and some mint reply cards. Quantities up to 20 of a type and better throughout (e.g. P38 used, P46 mint, P66 x10 mint, P71 x9 used). Includes lots of Admiral, Scroll Arch issues. Overall nice condition. (Image)
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Lot No: 481
Symbol: PC
Cat No: P23/P165
Wholesale Quantity of Regular Issue Post Cards, King Edward VII and (Mostly) King George V, with over 700 mint and used cards in an oversized “red dealer’s box”. A wide range of values, with various headings (including some private), dies, mimeo and roulettes, with reply cards and revalued. Quantities to 20 of a type and better throughout (e.g. P38 used, P46 mint, P66 x10 mint, P71 x9 used). Includes lots of Admiral, Scroll and Arch issues, overall fine or better. Photos show an overview plus a small sampling. (Image)
