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Decimal Issues, 1859-64, 12½c yellow green, group of eight covers, including examples of the three perforation gauges, all single frankings save for a combination usage with a single 5c Beaver on December 1867 cover from Toronto to York, England, via New York, and a horizontal pair on January 1867 cover also to York, the balance comprising a 1860 cover from Montreal to Glasgow carried on the Allan Line "Bohemian," 1860 cover to Dorsetshire with "PAID / LIVERPOOL / COL PACKET" c.d.s., a particularly fresh 1863 folded cover from Toronto to Scotland with GLASGOW PACKET / PAID handstamp,1866 mourning cover from Waterloo to Scotland, 1867 cover from Cooksville to Ireland with fine circular "PAID / DERRY / NO 12 67 / COL PACKET" c.d.s., and a cover to Manchester with adhesive tied by Simcoe split-ring, condition slightly mixed, with usual imperfections to be expected, overall fine and a useful group for the specialist. (Unitrade #18). (Image1)
Estimate $ 800
Opening C$ 500.00
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Lot No: 902
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First Day Covers, 1939/1960s, J.C. Rosenbaum-related, a fascinating holding related to this FDC producer, typically correspondence to various clients, noting also a few of his cachets, plus an Airgraph and advertising covers, as well as a 2000 article on Rosenbaum from the First Days publication, ideal for the First Day cover enthusiast. (Image1)
Estimate $ 100
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Lot No: 903
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First Day Covers, 1970-1979 collection of several hundred, well-organized in First Day Cover albums with a single and a matched set of plate blocks for most issues included, noting a dozen pristine 1973 RCMP Thematic Packs, several packages of Domestigrams (both unused and FDC postmarked) and much duplication of the 10c and 12c Inland Vessels issues as well as about 200 of the CAPEX 1978 souvenir sheet on FDC; approximately a thousand covers in total, a very fine holding and a wonderful opportunity for a collector to begin collecting First Day Covers or for a specialist looking for varieties on the stamps or covers. (Image1)
Estimate $ 100
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Lot No: 904
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First Day Covers, 2005–2024, group of Official First Day Cover (OFDC) annual collections, each housed in its original Canada Post-issued wooden keepsake box with matching plaque and outer wrapping, in their original plastic packaging, the original retail cost from the post office for this group was more than $1,600. An uncommon opportunity to obtain a nearly two-decade run of official covers in pristine condition, fresh and very fine throughout. (Image1)
Estimate $ 350
Opening C$ 200.00
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Lot No: 905
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Foreign Destinations, 1935/1940, group of six covers to India, each bearing a different franking including Air Mail, King George V Pictorials, King George VI Mufti and other contemporary pictorial issues, one each addressed to Quetta, Nainital, Palanpur (Punjab), Lohaghat, Bombay and Poona, one registered, two covers redirected in transit, some creasing or minor imperfections in places, yet a useful rate study and a varied and attractive group to a desirable destination. (Image1)
Estimate $ 300
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Lot No: 906
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Large Queens, 1868-1876, group of twelve covers, most neatly written-up on album pages, single frankings unless otherwise noted, comprising 1c brown red on 1868 Montreal drop letter, and 1869 circular from St. John to Maine, tied by "7" two-ring numeral cancel; 1c yellow orange on 1869 market report from Montreal to London, tied by "1" two-ring numeral; five 3c single franking covers, four variously sent within Ontario or Quebec, one stamp showing partial imprint at right, one cover from Bridgewater, Nova Scotia; two with 3c horizontal pairs, a 1869 cover from Montreal to Berlin and an 1869 mourning cover from Richmond Hill to New York; 6c dark brown on 1869 cross-border cover from Montreal to New York; and 12½c transatlantic cover from Kingston to Stroud, Gloucestershire, England, condition varies slightly, with usual imperfections to be expected, a desirable group, overall fine or better. (Image1)
Estimate $ 500
Opening C$ 300.00
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Lot No: 907
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Nineteenth Century, group of three interesting items, including a vertical pair of Canada 3d red Beavers on cover, and two Henry Morgan-related items, one an 1894 response from Edwin Avery to Morgan's request for biographical information for an upcoming publication (with contents), the 3d Beaver cover shows manuscript "Paid" and has a FE 3 1852 Raleigh, U.C. cancel in addition to the two cancels tying the stamps, with Dundas and London markings on reverse, with 2003 Greene Foundation certificate noting the severe damage to the stamps, still an elusive cover for many collectors. (Image1)
Estimate $ 150
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Lot No: 908
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Permit Mail, 1906/1940s, collection of 52 covers, mostly advertising, in sleeves, showing the development of the Permit Mail system and changes in the indicia through the decades, with permit holders include Canadian Steel And Wire Co., N. Smith Belting, Relief Work for the Victims of the War in Belgium, The Smart-Turner Machine Co., The Imperial Varnish and Color Co., and an Edwardian PPIC "Cooked Ox Tongue" advertising cover, also numerous cut squares, some from permits in the double digits, mostly hinged to home made pages, overall fine to very fine. (Image1)
Estimate $ 400
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Lot No: 909
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Postal Stationery, 1875/1970s, advanced accumulation including Post Bands, Wrappers and Envelopes, many privately printed, housed with copious photos and detailed collector annotations, featuring post bands and wrappers from the first 1875 Victorian issue through Edwardian, Georgian, and Elizabethan eras including Cameo issues, including numerous varieties such as precancelled examples (notably a 1c Medallion with 3100), Official post bands including two different Inland Revenue types, both 5-hole and 4-hole George VI OHMS bands, and a 1c postage due wrapper. The postal stationery envelopes span Victoria through the 1990s and include privately printed material such as two Hechler unofficial overprints for his Head Quarters 63rd Rifles, overall condition is fine or better and ideal for a dealer or specialist. (Image1)
Estimate $ 400
Opening C$ 150.00
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Lot No: 910
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Presenting Cards, 1990s group of nearly 200, along with inventory lists of existing cards and research material for an article written by Charles Verge on the subject. These cards were sent by the Philatelic Centre to customers, announcing upcoming issues, and they replaced the previous PS-14 brochures for a period of time, until Canada Post found other published methods for delivering this information to collectors ("Collections Canada", "Details", etc.); superb for the ephemera collector or researcher of Canadian postal history. (Image1)
Estimate $ 100
Opening C$ 60.00
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Lot No: 911
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Railway Post Office & Roller postmarks, 1880s to 1970s accumulation, with a focus on late Victorian and Edwardian eras, loosely organized onto 14 full manila stock sheets, with additional loose covers and glassines, offered with several pages of roller cancels including Chatsworth, Marmora, Bedford, Markdale, and more. A 1982 Ludlow catalogue of Canadian Railway Cancellations accompanies, overall fine or better. (Image1)
Estimate $ 200
Opening C$ 100.00
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Lot No: 912
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Small Queens, 1870s/1890s, group of eleven covers, illustrating a range of rates and frankings, including 1c single frankings on printed matter and wrapper, 2c single franking on Toronto drop letter, 6c single franking tied by large segmented cork cancel to Glasgow, ten ½c stamps paying the 5c rate to Denmark, four ½c uprated 1c stationery cover to Pennsylvania, strip of four and block of six ½c on stamp dealer advertising cover to Belgium, 5c single frankings on covers to Scotland and Germany, respectively cancelled by Milton West and Toronto squared circles, etc, some small faults, generally fine-very fine, a diverse and interesting group. (Image1)
Estimate $ 150
Opening C$ 80.00
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Special Delivery, 1930s group of 4 covers to the United States, including Sc. #E9 on a 31 March, 1939 cover from Vancouver to San Francisco, used on the last day that the stamp was current (which only lasted one month, small piece missing from the back, else very fine), as well as covers from Toronto, Hamilton and Victoria, all with #E4, these three with various faults, fine or better. (Image1)
Estimate $ 80
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Lot No: 914
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Special Event Covers, 1976–2021, accumulation of more than 150 covers, featuring a high level of completeness for the 1997–2013 period; includes several covers with individual Unitrade catalogue values of $25 each, highlighted by the 1984 Papal Visit full set and the 1976 Olympic A-B-C-D-E souvenir set; the lot also contains two signed covers and various less common items, providing a representative sampling of this modern postal history back-of-the-book area; very fine overall. (Image1)
Estimate $ 250
Opening C$ 90.00
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Lot No: 915
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Squared Circles, 1893 to 1960s, advanced Manitoba collection, carefully assembled by an eminent student of the field, and featuring many hundreds of used stamps including singles, multiples, and pieces alongside more than 50 items of postal history such as covers, postal cards, and stationery, spanning from the barred circle forerunner period through various hammers on Small Queens, Jubilees, Leafs, Numerals, and Edwardian issues, utilizing monthly and calendar presentations to showcase hammer development and varieties. While emphasizing Winnipeg postmarks, there is solid representation of rural post offices including 18 pages of closed offices and towns such as Birtle, Deloraine, Elkhorn, Gretna, McGregor Station, Pipestone, Million, and Middle Church, with many strikes carrying RF factors of 2 or 3, overall fine or better with copious photos and video provided online, an exceptional study ideal for further expansion, ex Don Fraser. (Video)(Video 2)(Video 3)(Video 4)(Video 5)(Video 6)(Video 7)(Video 8)(Image1)
Estimate $ 500
Opening C$ 225.00
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Lot No: 916
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Toronto Street Cancels, 1893/1899, group of six covers or cards, noting Dundas, Gerrard, Elm, York and Parkdale Streets on Letter Card, Postal Card, and philatelic business corner cards (Marks, Adams, Fowler/"Canadian Journal of Philately"), all with legible strikes and overall fine to very fine. (Image1)
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