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Group of 58 Different Pioneer and Government First Flight Covers, all listed in the American Air Mail Catalogue, with numbers PF-24, 29 and 29B as well as Government #s 2717, 2721, 2721a, 2721b, 2721c, 2801, 2801b, 2801d, 2803, 2803a, 2803c, 2803f, 2803h, 2803i, 2804, 2805, 2805a, 2807, 2807a, 2807c, 2819, 2823a, 2839i, 2841, 2841a, 2843, 2863b, 2917, 2927, 2939, 2967a (CL-48 stamp added after flight), 3209, 3103c, 3103d, 3103e, 3103g, 3107, 3147, 3325, 3529, 3529a, 3701 (not a F.F.), 3701a (not F.F.), 3805c, 3843, 3903, 4910, 5010, 5207, 5211, 6503, 6503c, 6503d. Also AP3001a. Overall very fine. (Image)
AAMC U$ 1,785
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Lot No: 276
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Remainder Group of 24 Pioneer and Government First Flight Covers, Plus Extras, noting AAMC #s PF29 (two, neither is a F.F.), PF29 and #s 2717 (x2), 2721, 2721c (x2), 2801, 2803a, 2803h (x2), 2805a (x2, one is not a F.F.), 2807a, 2807c (x2), 3325, 4910 (x2), 5211. Also includes a MAR.8.1948 Airmail cover with #C9ii (major re-entry) and a C4 cover which was mailed on the first day of issue JUL.12.1932 (date is difficult to read, but clear by magnification). Overall very fine. (Image)
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Lot No: 277
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Cat No: CL5/CL50
Group of 17 Different Semi-Official Airmail Franked First Flight Covers, each a different flight, including AAMC #s BC2801 (flown before issuance of CL44), BC2803, CO2901, CO2901a, CO3003, CO3009, CO3103, CO3105 (two, one each for CL48 and 50), CO3105a, CO3105b, CO3105c, CO3106, FA2611, FA2623, NO2502 and NO2727 (this one not flown, so not counted in catalogue value). Overall very fine. (Image)
AAMC U$ 1,410
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Lot No: 278
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Cat No: CL5/CL50
Remainder Lot of Semi Official Airmail Franked First Flight Covers, with 46 covers in all, franked with CL5, 44, 48 and 50 (majority), all identified by owner as per the different flights, using AAMC catalogue numbers. Includes two # NO2502 covers ($150 each), two BC2803 covers ($175 each), five CO2901 covers ($150 each), etc. Noted some with staining or other small faults, else an overall very fine group. (Image)
AAMC U$ 3,080
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Lot No: 279
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Cat No: CL40
Group of 32 Different Western Canadian Airways Flight Covers, all franked with CL40 on back and all southbound flights, starting in Aklavik. The envelopes all have a red plane and are addressed to Mr. O.W.R. Smith at various addresses. No duplication, very fine. (Image)
Unitrade $ 1,280
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Lot No: 280
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Cat No: CL41
1927 (Jul 1) Western Canada Airways Ltd First Flight Cover, from Lac Du Bonnet, Man. to Winnipeg, with CL41 stamp on front tied by Maple Leaf cachet, very fine. (Image)
Unitrade $ 375
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Lot No: 281
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Cat No: CL46
Collection of 21 Different Cherry Red Airline Ltd. First Flight Covers, all franked with one or two CL46 Semi-Official Airmail stamps, includes AAMC #s 2905, 2905a, 2909, 2909a, 2909b (double franking), 2913, 2913b, 2913c, 2913d, 2913e, 2913f, 3000 (double franking), 3001, 3003, 3003a, 3003b, 3003c, 3005, 3005a, 3101, 3101a (double franking). Overall very fine. (Image)
AAMC U$ 830
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Lot No: 282
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Cat No: CL46
Large Remainder Lot of Cherry Red Airline Ltd. First Flight Covers, with 114 covers in all, each with a CL46 stamp on front or back (6 covers are double-franked) with various flights (includes duplication of some), described by owner using the AAMC catalogue numbers. 8 covers are pilot signed / handstamped and a quick glance revealed some stamp varieties CL46a (x7), CL46i (x9) and at least one of CL46ii, these all counted as normal stamps. Note the odd small fault, else overall very fine. (Image)
AAMC U$ 4,290
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Lot No: 283
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Cat No: CL49
1930(Jul 23) Commercial Airways Ltd. First Flight Cover, Edmonton to Fort McMurray, with cachet on front and CL49 stamp on back, tied by purple boxed slogan, very fine. (Image)
Unitrade $ 250
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British Columbia
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Lot No: 311
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Group of 95 British Columbia Covers and Cards, from the Edward VII era to about the early 1960s, we note a good variety of material here, with town postmarks, better picture postcards (incl. real photo), stationery and more. A good proportion are sleeved and retail priced at between $10 and $60, overall very fine. See pictures for an overview and sampling. (Image)
Estimate $ 150
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Lot No: 312
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Group of 96 British Columbia Covers and Cards, from the Edward VII era to about the early 1960s, we note a good variety of material here, with town postmarks, better picture postcards (incl. real photo), stationery and more. A good proportion are sleeved and retail priced at between $10 and $30, overall very fine. See pictures for an overview and sampling. (Image)
Estimate $ 150
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Lot No: 313
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Box of British Columbia Postmarks, starts with an envelope box with “Q” to “Slo” towns on commercial covers - lots of hand cancels. A small, mounted collection of Vancouver & Sub Office cancels follows, with a chocolate box containing loose stamp/piece cancels - many oddballs and a baggie of unsorted cancels on stamp/piece. Some better items we noted include 1948 “North Bulkley” (RF E3) and 1937 “Port Mellon” (2) (RF E1) on pieces. Includes a used copy of Topping BC Post Offices 1991. (Image)
Estimate $ 100
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Lot No: 314
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Modern British Columbia Postmark Hoard, with several hundred mostly Elizabethan era covers filling a Banker's Box, selected for readable postmarks, often with matching corner cards. Strongest is in the 1980s-2000, including lots of the short-lived POCON cancels of the era. Lots of #10 sized covers. This can be difficult material to accumulate. (Image)
Estimate $ 150
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By Stamp Issue
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Lot No: 258
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Cat No: 4
3d Red Beaver Imperforate on 1856 Folded Letter, the letter inside is headlined "Bank of British North America", mailed from London on JAN.9.1856 to Chatham, with next day receiver on back. Franked with a 3d red Beaver imperforate (small to medium margins, with vertical cover crease) tied by a concentric rings cancel, very fine. (Image)
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Lot No: 259
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 14, 15, 17
Group of 15 "First Cents" Covers Collected for Better Town Postmarks, includes a 1c QV part circular mailed from Kingston in 1860, 10c Consort cover mailed registered from Sarnia in 1865, and the rest are all 5c Beaver covers mailed from Springfield C.W (LRD), Cashmere U.C (ERD), Sarnia (4-ring 34), Widder Station (ERD), Enterprise U.C (LRD), Durham, Niagara (part 4-ring numeral), Chatham (4-ring 8), Hillsboro U.C (registered cover, LRD), Toronto (x2), Seaforth (in green), and Luton U.C (rare, LRD). Usual small faults, else a great lot for the postal history collector or dealer. (Image)
Estimate $ 200
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Lot No: 260
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Cat No: 25
Group of Six 3c Large Queen Covers, a lovely 2-ring #7 from Saint John NB, 1869 from Courtland C.W, 1868 (APR.30) from Clearville U.C (folded letter), 1868 (NOV.11) from Morpeth U.C, 1868 (NOV.7) from Birkhalll U.C (ERD, with lengthy letter), and 1868 (JUL.8) from Kent Bridge C.W (double rate, with letter inside datelined Louisville). Overall fine or better. (Image)
Estimate $ 80
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Lot No: 261
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Cat No: 34
1890s Pair of Precancelled ½c Small Queens on Printed Matter Cover, a "L.M. Staebler / Wholesale and Retail / Stamp Dealer and Publisher" unsealed cover mailed from London Ontario to Riverton, New Jersey, franked with a vertical pair of ½c Small Queens, precancelled with a London roller, very fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 100
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Lot No: 262
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Cat No: 35
Collection of Precancelled 1c Small Queens on Cover, with 15 unsealed covers (3 have since resealed), each franked with a 1c Small Queen showing a variety of bar-type precancels, including one roller. Two covers have business corner cards, including a nice C.R. Parish & Co. / Publishers. 11 of the covers have useful dated receivers or transit c.d.s. on back and one cover still has its printed matter inside ("James Lumber Importers" of Toronto). A few covers have backflap faults and one is wrinkled, else an overall very fine, and seldom offered collection. (Image)
Estimate $ 350
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Lot No: 263
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Cat No: 35/44
Group of 25 Mostly Better Small Queen Covers, Collected for Ontario Town Postmarks, some of the towns we noted include Edgars Mills (LRD, 8c SQ reg'd), Wisbeach (8c SQ reg'd), Rutherford (8c SQ Reg'd), Windsor (lovely "dove" illustrated Lady's cover), Holstein C.W (the only reported strike), Clarksburg (ERD), Villa-Nova (reg'd), Rondeau (reg'd), Grand Bend (ERD, ill. adv.), Kertch (ERD) and several others, both on front or on back. Some with faults, else an overall fine to very fine group. All covers pictured online. (Image)
Estimate $ 300
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Lot No: 264
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Cat No: 66/79
Group of 15 Better Leaf / Numeral Covers Collected for Ontario Town Postmarks, mailed from Bradshaw (reg'd), Langbank (reg'd), Edys Mills (reg'd), Weidmann (nice corner card, LRD), Vereker (reg'd), St Joachim River Ruscome (Reg'd), Guilds (reg'd ill. adv. on both sides), Harwich (reg'd), Ottawa (reg'd cross-border, x2), Cromar (ERD), Sutorville (ERD), Wendover (an unreported device), Leamington and a 5c rate cover mailed to Switzerland. Also lots of other useful postmarks, especially on the backs of the registered covers. An overall very fine group. (Image)
Estimate $ 200
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Lot No: 265
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Cat No: 74/88
Group of 47 Covers Franked with Queen Victoria Numeral Issues, noting a variety of frankings, from the ½c to the 7c, including many single frankings, combinations, etc. A diverse lot which includes advertising, illustrated advertising, registered, cross-border, a couple of 1c precancels, and lots of postmarks, including Cannington Manor ASSA, flags, duplex, House of Commons, etc. Saw a "The Flag that Braved" 2c purple cover to Montréal with receiver on back, a "Flag that Braved" cover to England (missing a stamp but both ½c stamps have re-entries, a 2c on 3c Provisional used in period and much more. Several have faults such as stains, tears or creases, cut down (one is a front), still many are fine to very fine. All covers photographed online. (Image)
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Lot No: 266
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Cat No: E6
Advanced Collection / Exhibit of the 1935 20c Special Delivery Stamp on Cover, with 22 covers in all, 14 of which were shown at CAPEX 2022 as part of a single-frame exhibit titled "Allegory of Progress" by Dr. Robert G. Leigh (won a gold medal). Each of the 14 items were hand picked over several years for being different in some way, includes a FDC (cross border), three different rate domestic usages, 4 different cross-border rate usages (including a bag tag), two different rate cross-border registered, two usages to foreign destinations (England and Denmark), one used on the last day of issue and one which is bisected as the new rate was reduced to 10c. The remaining 8 covers (including a bag tag) did not make it in the exhibit for lack of space, or were purchased later. One cover has an opening tear at top, rest are generally very fine. A rare opportunity to obtain so many good 20c Special Delivery covers. (Image)
Estimate $ 350
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Canadian Ship and Steamer Mail
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Lot No: 284
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Group of 43 Ship and Paquebot Covers, the majority mailed with Canadian stamps either aboard ships or at various ports around the world. We note several paquebot postmarks, ship name handstamps, and more. Many are sleeved and some are still dealer priced at between $10 and $40 each. Very nice quality throughout, see our pictures for an overview and sampling. (Image)
Estimate $ 100
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Lot No: 285
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Three Different Lady Boat Covers, first is "Lady Somers" mailed 1937 from Jamaica to Canada, "Lady Hawkins" mailed 1934 Boston Mass to Baintree Mass, and "Lady Nelson" mailed 1937 Trinidad to Detroit. All three very fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 60
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Early B.N.A. Postmarks
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Lot No: 249
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1828 (Jan. 14) Raleigh Manuscript Precursor Postmark on Folded Letter, the letter is datelined Raleigh, 14th Jany 1828, and this is the same date on the manuscript postmark (and the earliest recorded for this), addressed to Sandwich, very fine. (Image)
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Lot No: 250
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Collection of Stampless Letters from Raleigh U.C. 1834 to 1852, with 12 folded letters or covers, each written-up on a page, starts with the "1829-Type" with an 1834 "FREE" cover to Sandwich, followed by an 1838 O.H.M.S folded money letter (no markings, ex Palmer and Rixon), an 1838 O.H.M.S. folded money letter. Then we see a progression in wear of the Raleigh / U.C. double broken circle, with 9 items from 1843 to 1852, including a printed memorandum, two cross-border with curved CANADA markings, etc. Many more handstamps, rates and other interesting things. Overall very fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 350
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Lot No: 251
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Collection of 7 Early Postal History from Sandwich, U.C. 1832-1847, with folded letters and folded covers, the first is a folded letter mailed from Niagara to Sandwich, then we have 3 with "1829-Type" postmarks (incl. one cross-border) and the 3 last show the Sandwich / U.C double broken circle. Also saw various rates, a few PAID handstamps, etc. Overall fine or better. (Image)
Estimate $ 150
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Lot No: 252
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Group of 5 Stampless Covers from Windsor, 1846-1856, each written-up on a page, with the Windsor / U.C double broken circle on 3 O.H.M.S. folded letters to Montréal plus a cover to Paris (with the LRD for this device, NOV.26.1855). Also Windsor / C.W on a cover to Paris C.W which was mailed on the ERD for this device JUN.6.1856. Overall fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 150
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Lot No: 253
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Group of 5 Stampless Covers from Port Sarnia, 1842-1852, each written-up on a page and each with a Port Sarnia / U.C. datestamp, plus other postmarks such as FORWARDED, MONEY-LETTER, PAID 3D in a circle and town datestamps. Overall fine or better. (Image)
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Lot No: 254
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Group of 5 Stampless Covers from Amherstburg, 1834-1850, each written-up on a page, the first is an 1834 folded letter mailed with an "1829-Type" postmark, and the 4 others have an Amherstburg / U.C double broken circle, plus other features such as Money, Free, rates, etc. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)
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First Day Covers
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Lot No: 267
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Disorganized Hoard of Private and Canada Post FDC Cachets, (from a number of organizations) with a wide range from 1937 to the early 2000s. The most organized are in a FDC album or bundled by the owner, but the majority are stacked in seemingly random order. Most of the earlies are addressed, most of the later are unaddressed. Fills half a banker’s box. Perfect for the collector willing to sift through lots of covers to fill the holes. (Image)
Estimate $ 200
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Lot No: 268
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Disorganized Hoard of Private and Canada Post FDC Cachets, (from a number of organizations) with a wide range from 1937 to the early 2000s. The most organized are in a FDC album or bundled by the owner, but the majority are stacked in seemingly random order. Most of the earlies are addressed, most of the later are unaddressed. Fills a banker’s box. Perfect for the collector willing to sift through lots of covers to fill the holes. Photos show an overview. (Image)
Estimate $ 200
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Lot No: 269
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First Day Cover Offering of About 400 Mostly 1960s-80s Mostly Private Cacheted FDC, an array of “Drug Company” cachets of various shapes and sizes and material from several other cachet makers, plus some one-offs and some private concoctions. Most are addressed, except for the 20% of this lot which are Canada Post cachets. Expect a bit of duplication and a few faults. Perfect for the collector who is willing to cherry pick the items missing from their collection and maybe find a unicorn. (Image)
Estimate $ 150
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Lots and Collections
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Lot No: 319
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Balance of a Dealer Stock of Covers and Postcards, heavy in the Elizabethan 20th century, with lots of postmarks, some rates, stationery and other interesting items throughout. A mix of commercial and philatelic material, in a range of different sizes. Mixed condition, most are likely more common and there is a touch of duplication. There are several hundred items here with lots of potential. Photos show an overview and random sampling. (Image)
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Lot No: 320
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Balance of a Dealer's Holding, with 1,500-2,000 Covers, Cards, etc., heavy in the Elizabethan 20th century, with lots of cancel potential, some rates, nice post cards (notably Québec and Yukon), some postal stationery, etc. A mix of commercial and philatelic material, in almost every size imaginable, with mixed condition and lots of potential. Most of this has never been seen by philatelists. Photos show an overview. (Image)
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Lot No: 321
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Covers, Cards and Others from a Large Dealer’s Holding Remainder, heavy in the Elizabethan 20th century, with lots of postmark potential, some rates, nice post cards, some postal stationery, a number of “exhibition” postmarks (mostly Western Canada). A mix of commercial and philatelic material, in almost every size imaginable, with mixed condition. There are likely 1,500-2,000 items here, with lots of potential. Most of this has never been seen by philatelists. (Image)
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Lot No: 322
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Covers and Postcards Filling a Briefcase Sized Tote, heavy in the Elizabethan 20th century, with lots of postmarks, some rates, stationery and other interesting items throughout. A mix of commercial and philatelic material, in a range of different sizes. Mixed condition, most are likely more common and there is a touch of duplication. There are several hundred items here with lots of potential. See photos for an overview. (Image)
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Lot No: 323
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Over 500 Covers and a Few Cards, filling a plastic storage tub, mostly 20th century, heavy in the Elizabethan era most seem to have been selected for their postmarks, with some promising post cards, plus there could be some interesting rates, corner cards, etc. Most appear to be of commercial origin with mixed condition (including a few which are “fronts”). Most are more common items, but there could be better items lurking, offered as received. See overview photos for an idea. (Image)
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Lot No: 324
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About 500 Covers and a Few Cards, Filling a Plastic Storage Tub, mostly 20th century, heavy in the Elizabethan era most seem to have been selected for their postmarks, plus there could be some interesting rates, corner cards, etc. Most appear to be of commercial origin with mixed condition (including a few which are “fronts”). Most are more common items, but there could be better items lurking, offered as received. See overview photos for an idea. (Image)
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Lot No: 325
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Remainder Lot of Several Hundred Covers and Postcards, the part-balance of a dealer’s large holding. Heavy in the Elizabethan 20th century, with lots of postmarks, some rates, stationery and other interesting items throughout. A mix of commercial and philatelic material, in a range of different sizes. Mixed condition, most are likely more common and there is a touch of duplication and lots of potential. (Image)
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Lot No: 326
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Balance of a Dealer’s Holding of Covers and Cards, heavy in the Elizabethan 20th century, with lots of postmarks, some rates, stationery and other interesting items throughout. A mix of commercial and philatelic material, in a range of different sizes. Mixed condition, most are likely more common and there is a touch of duplication. There are several hundred items here with lots of potential. See overview pictures. (Image)
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Lot No: 327
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Balance of a Dealer’s Holding of Hundreds of Covers and Cards, heavy in the Elizabethan 20th century, with lots of postmarks, some rates, and interesting items throughout. A mix of commercial and philatelic material, in a range of different sizes. Mixed condition, most are likely more common and there is a touch of duplication. There are several hundred items here with lots of potential. (Image)
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Lot No: 328
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Balance of Dealer's Holding of Covers, Cards and Others, heavy in the Elizabethan 20th century, with lots of postmark potential, some rates, nice post cards, some postal stationery, etc. A mix of commercial and philatelic material, in many sizes, with mixed condition. There are likely almost 1,000 items here, with lots of potential. Most of this has never been seen by philatelists. (Image)
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Lot No: 329
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Covers and Cards Remainder Lot, sourced from multiple holdings including both dealer and local estates. Mostly 20th century, heavy in the Elizabethan era, with lots of postmark potential, some rates, corner cards, postal stationery, OHMS etc. A mix of commercial and philatelic material (didn’t see many FDCs), mostly #8 sized, with mixed condition (including a few which are “fronts”). Most are more common items, but there could be better items lurking. There are a few hundred items here, most of which has never been offered before. (Image)
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Lot No: 330
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A Few Hundred Covers and a Few Cards, filling a Small Box, mostly 20th century, heavy in the Elizabethan era most seem to have been selected for their postmarks, with some promising post cards, plus there could be some interesting rates, corner cards, etc. Most appear to be of commercial origin (there is a group of commercial covers sent from UN overseas operations 1960) with mixed condition (including a few which are “fronts”). Most are more common items, but there could be better items lurking. (Image)
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Lot No: 331
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Group of Over 500 Covers and a Few Cards, filling a plastic storage tub. Mostly 20th century, heavy in the Elizabethan era, most seem to have been selected for their cancels, with some promising post cards, plus there could be some interesting rates, corner cards, etc. Most appear to be of commercial origin (did see some commemorative cachets for Polish philately in Canada) with mixed condition (including a few which are “fronts”). Most are more common items, but there could be better items lurking, offered as received. (Image)
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Lot No: 332
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Wine Box Full of Covers and Cards, sourced from multiple holdings including both dealer and local estates. Mostly 20th century, heavy in the Elizabethan era, with picture post cards, many selected for postmarks, some rates, corner cards, postal stationery, etc. A mix of commercial and philatelic material (didn’t see many FDCs). A wide range of sizes, with mixed condition (including a few which are “fronts”). Most are more common items, but there could be better items lurking. Several hundred items with lots of potential. Most of this has never been offered before. (Image)
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Lot No: 333
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Box of Over 1,000 Covers and Cards, sourced from multiple holdings including both dealer and local estates. Mostly 20th century, heavy in the Elizabethan era, with lots of postmark potential, some rates, corner cards, postal stationery, OHMS etc. A mix of commercial and philatelic material (didn’t see many FDCs). A wide range of sizes, with mixed condition (including a few which are “fronts”). Most are more common items, but there could be better items lurking, with lots of potential. Most of this has never been offered before. (Image)
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Lot No: 334
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Banker's Box with About 1,000 Covers and Cards, sourced from multiple holdings including both dealer and local estates. Mostly 20th century, heavy in the Elizabethan era, with lots of better picture post cards, postmark potential, some rates, corner cards, postal stationery, postage due, OHMS, re-used WWII covers, a group of 17 Edwardian leather postcards, etc. A mix of commercial and philatelic material (didn’t see many FDCs). A wide range of sizes, with mixed condition (including a few which are “fronts”) with many that are sleeved and priced. Most are more common items, but there could be better items lurking, with lots of potential. Most of this has never been offered before. (Image)
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Lot No: 335
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300-400 Covers and a Few Cards Filling a Medium Box, mostly 20th century, heavy in the Elizabethan era, most seem to have been selected for their cancels, and there are some “PostPar” private courier envelopes, plus there could be some interesting rates, corner cards, etc. Most appear to be of commercial origin with mixed condition (including a few which are “fronts”). Most are more common items, but there could be better items lurking, offered as received. (Image)
