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Sale No: 55
Lot No: 947
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Admirals, 1911–1926, powerful mint multiples collection, a valuable holding comprising predominantly large multiples with blocks ranging from 4 to 56 stamps, showing a broad representation of denominations across wet and dry paper printings, War Tax issues, overprints, and shade varieties, highlighted by a fresh, well-centered block of 25 of the 14c bistre (140, c.v. $2,500), the great majority never hinged with only about a dozen hinged examples noted, a few blocks with minor separation as expected, an impressive accumulation of significant catalogue value, exceeding $58,000, and an ideal opportunity to acquire seldom-available multiples, overall fine-very fine. (Image1)
Estimate $ 3,750
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Sale No: 55
Lot No: 948
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Admirals, 1911/1922, never hinged shade study group, with over forty stamps, from 1c to 7c values, particularly strong in the 1c and 2c values, centring mixed from fine to very fine, the odd imperfection but overall quite fresh, a wide range of evident shades surely to please the specialist. (Image1)
Estimate $ 300
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By Issue: Centennials
Sale No: 55
Lot No: 951
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Centennials, 1967–1972, highly specialized mint collection housed in a binder on Vario stock pages, often annotated by paper, gum, and tagging varieties; highlights include an impressive array of matched plate block sets, precancel warning strips of 20, and an unusual counterfeit 6¢ orange (used on cover during the period), as well as various postal stationery items, including a comprehensive owner’s inventory list (c.v. $8,500+). We noted a matched set of the 25c Solemn Land Hi-brite plate blocks (c.v. $500 total) and $1 Oil Field matched set of the LF, PVA Plate 2 blocks (c.v. $250 total), among others. An excellent opportunity for an enthusiast of Centennial varieties and a useful foundation for a specialized collection of these popular definitives. (Image1)
Estimate $ 1,100
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By Issue: Decimal Issues
Sale No: 55
Lot No: 927
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Decimal Issues, 1859, 12½ Queen Victoria group of ten, used examples, in 102 cards, with notations, including one on partial cover mounted on card, showing a variety of shades, some perf issues as usual for this stamp, otherwise fine or better. (Unitrade 18). (Image1)
Estimate $ 100
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Sale No: 55
Lot No: 928
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Decimal Issues, 1859–1864, collection of used, consisting of 42 stamps including 1c rose Victoria (x8), 5c vermilion Beavers (x10), and 10c Consorts (x7, all perf 12); features 12½c Victoria (x8) including a notable example of the major reentry from position 94, and 17c blue Cartier (x4) plus one faulty copy damaged in an attempt to create an imperforate single, concluding with 2c rose Victoria (x3); an ideal study lot with additional reentries possible, Scott catalogue value over $5,600, overall fine. (Image1)
Estimate $ 500
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Sale No: 55
Lot No: 929
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Large Queens, 1868–1876, specialized collection of 139 used, organized by printing dates on 13 pages and including all major listings with various Ottawa and Montreal printings; features a broad range of shades across all denominations, including 1/2c black (x12), 1c brown red (x11), 1c yellow orange (x7), 2c green (x12), 3c red (x15), 6c dark brown (x16), 12 1/2c blue (x17), and 15c grey or grey violet (x41 total); highlights include a vg-fine 3c on laid paper with a few blunted perforations, a specialty page of 14 fancy cancels with Port Vernon and Collingwood identified, and a page of watermarked 1c, 2c, and 3c stamps with a Unitrade catalogue value of $1,950; unchecked for re-entries or paper types, Scott catalogue value of $17,000+, condition somewhat mixed, chiefly fine, an ideal study lot of these complex issues. (Image1)
Estimate $ 1,500
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By Issue: Diamond Jubilee
Sale No: 55
Lot No: 944
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Cat No: 50-57
Diamond Jubilee, 1897, ½c through 10c mint blocks of four, the 8c block and many other stamps never hinged, the balance hinged or show some gum disturbance, conservatively catalogued as fine hinged, overall fine to very fine. (Image1)
Unitrade $ 250
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Sale No: 55
Lot No: 945
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Diamond Jubilee, 1897, 1c through 10c Jubilees, grouping of ten mint blocks of four, with seven blocks containing never hinged lower pairs (including the 1c, both 2c, 5c, 6c, one 8c, and the 10c) and the remainder being hinged, fresh with high catalogue value, overall fine to very fine. (Sc #51-57) (Image1)
Estimate $ 500
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By Issue: Landscape Definitives
Sale No: 55
Lot No: 952
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Landscape Definitives, 1972–1977, specialized mint collection, of mid- to high value definitives, with the 20¢ to $2 denominations in a stockbook, consisting mostly of plate blocks with various plate numbers, perforations, paper, and tagging varieties all identified by Scott or Darnell catalogue numbers; an ideal collection for the 20th Century Canada specialist with a total face value of $288, overall very fine. (Image1)
Estimate $ 120
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By Issue: Large Queens
Sale No: 55
Lot No: 930
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Large Queens, 1868–1870s, 15c group of multiples, attractive holding of eight mint blocks of four in a range of shades, largely hinged with a few stamps never hinged, highlights including a dark lilac-grey block showing a partial Type IV imprint at foot, a desirable assembly of multiples with strong visual appeal; Scott catalogue value (shades not differentiated) approximately US$4,000. (Image1)
Estimate $ 600
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Sale No: 55
Lot No: 931
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Large Queens, 1867/1870s, specialized reference group of seven used blocks of the 15c, including one block of five, all perforated 12 × 12, featuring a sophisticated range of shades including greenish grey, dark grey blue, dark blue grey, dark dull violet, dull grey violet, dull reddish purple, and dark slate violet; includes a variety of postal markings highlighted by Lacelle Type 489 Halifax N.S. parcel cancels, an excellent assembly for the study of the complex printings and cancellations of this long-lived issue; catalogue value in excess of $1,700, condition varies but generally fine or better. (Image1)
Estimate $ 350
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Sale No: 55
Lot No: 932
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Large Queens, 1868–1876, quality grouping of 48 mostly used, displaying a wide variety of papers, shades, and perforations, includes five mint copies of the two different 15c stamps in various shades as well as a mint example of the ½c, several examples feature very fine centering, includes owner’s identification and catalogue value, some faults as usual but a nicer lot of better-than-usual quality, fine or better. (Unitrade 21-30, total c.v. $7,200). (Image1)
Estimate $ 800
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Sale No: 55
Lot No: 933
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Cat No: 21-30
Large Queens, 1868–1876, grouping of 55 used, with examples from each of the ½c to 15c denominations, featuring a variety of perforations, papers, and shades, with catalogue value of more than $5,000, usual mixed condition with flaws to be expected, but a high-cataloguing lot ideal for study. (Image1)
Scott U$ 500
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Sale No: 55
Lot No: 934
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Small Queens, 1870s, 1c yellow group of mint multiples, comprising a lower marginal block of ten, never hinged deep orange yellow right marginal block of nine with partial Type V imprint, left marginal bright orange yellow never hinged block of six, upper left corner block of six in orange yellow with ONE CENT counter, and upper marginal block of twelve in bright orange yellow with partial imprint, some minor perf separation noted, but a lovely and elusive group of multiples, fine or better. (Image1)
Estimate $ 1,000
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By Issue: Medallion Issue
Sale No: 55
Lot No: 949
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Medallion Issue, 1932, study holding of 425 mint, lower-value denominations to the 8c red orange, featuring a few singles with plate numbers in the selvedge, some stamps are never hinged but nearly all checked were found to be hinged, includes some examples with thins or gum imperfections, fine to very fine overall, all stamps shown in our scans. (Image1)
Estimate $ 350
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By Issue: Numerals
Sale No: 55
Lot No: 946
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Numeral Issues, 1898, selection of mint blocks of four, fifteen in total, including two blocks of the ½c, three of the 1c, two blocks each of the 2c purple and 2c carmine, and one block each of the 3c carmine, 5c blue, 7c yellow, 8c orange, plus both Two Cent provisional overprints, noting some stamps are very fine and some never hinged (mostly on the lower values), conservatively catalogued as all fine hinged, overall fine to very fine, all blocks shown on our online scan. (Unitrade #74/88, c.v. $2,000+) (Image1)
Estimate $ 600
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By Issue: Peace Issue
Sale No: 55
Lot No: 950
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Peace Issue, 1946, dealer stock of 40 mint singles featuring a range of pictorial denominations from the 8¢ Farm Scene to the $1 Train Ferry, primarily hinged with some never hinged examples noted; an ideal small inventory for a dealer or club trader, generally fine or better and several very fine examples throughout. (Image1)
Estimate $ 150
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By Issue: Pence Issues
Sale No: 55
Lot No: 926
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Pence Issues, 1851–1857, valuable mint and used collection consisting of 21 stamps, four proofs, and two covers, all hinged on annotated pages, beginning with a 3d orange vermilion Beaver on laid paper used with a partial target cancel, followed by used 6d slate violet and brown purple Consorts on laid paper, plus the 1852–1857 wove issues featuring three used and one mint no gum 3d Beaver; includes two 3d Beaver covers (Montreal to Boston and London to St. Catharines), 6d Consorts in slate violet and greenish grey, and a full page of 7½d green Victoria issues featuring three proofs—including a black specimen overprint and two trial colors—along with three issued stamps and two forgeries; well-represented 1857 issues include a mint no gum ½d deep rose with used and proof examples, a 6d grey lilac Consort, a 10d deep blue Cartier, and two 6d reddish purple Consorts on very thick wove paper, these quite elusive; includes collateral material such as three early banknotes and two cartes de visite featuring the Chalon portrait, with the proofs alone cataloging over $2,000; imperfections, tight margins, and other flaws should be expected, overall fine, with a Scott c.v. exceeding $34,000, all stamps shown online; an exceptional study lot including many scarce stamps. (Image1)
Estimate $ 3,000
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By Issue: Small Queens
Sale No: 55
Lot No: 935
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Small Queens, 1870s/1890s, group of 2c multiples, comprising sixteen blocks, predominantly blocks of four with two blocks of six and one block of nine, largely hinged though with some never hinged stamps noted and a few examples without gum, displaying a rich spectrum of shades identified by the collector including bright green, pale green, bright emerald green, bright grass green, rich green, bright yellow green and deep green, among others, with additional positional interest noted including a TWO CENT counter and a partial Type V plate imprint, some perforation separation in places, yet a scarce and desirable assemblage of Small Queen blocks, mostly fine. (Image1)
Estimate $ 1,000
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Sale No: 55
Lot No: 936
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Small Queens, 1890s, 6c shades in blocks of four, four blocks, noting examples in dark deep chestnut (hinged), red brown, without guide dots (hinged), and deep chestnut (unused, without gum), one further block showing dramatic offset (without gum, separated into horizontal pairs), uncommon multiples, chiefly fine. (Image1)
Estimate $ 250
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Sale No: 55
Lot No: 937
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Small Queens, 1890s, valuable reference group of 10c used multiples, comprising predominantly blocks of four along with one block of six and one block of eight, showcasing a wide range of shades, cancellations, and perforation varieties; an excellent study group for the specialist with condition varying though mostly fine or better; total Scott catalogue value (without differentiation for shades) is $3,190. (Image1)
Estimate $ 500
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Sale No: 55
Lot No: 938
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Small Queens, 1870s/90s, grouping of 31 mint & used, including a 10c dull rose lilac mint pair with gum disturbance and toning on one stamp, and a ½c black gutter block; features a variety of shades and is chiefly fine or better, with the complete lot shown on our scans. (Image1)
Estimate $ 400
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Sale No: 55
Lot No: 939
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Small Queens, 1870s/1890s, better used accumulation of more than 400 stamps, from the ½c to both Widow Weeds denominations, mostly mounted on quadrille pages, featuring a nice variety of shades, cancels, precancels, and perforation varieties, fine to very fine overall; all stamps shown on our scans. (Image1)
Estimate $ 300
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Sale No: 55
Lot No: 940
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Small Queens, 1870/1890s, grouping of more than 80 mostly used, displayed on two Vario pages, featuring imperfs, proofs, shades, and fancy cancels, includes more than $1,500 catalogue value in mint stamps alone, notable items include a 3c vermilion imperf proof with a 1983 Royal Philatelic Society certificate and a strip of 10 of the ½c black showing full imprint (without gum), fine or better throughout with several in very fine condition, all stamps from this lot shown online. (Unitrade #34/47) (Image1)
Estimate $ 500
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Lot No: 941
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Small Queens, 1870/1897, specialized used collection, with over 260 stamps and one 1883 5c mourning cover, organized by printing years and both Ottawa and Montreal locations on 17 quadrille pages; includes examples of all major listings plus several pages featuring fancy cancels, dated circular date stamps, and other canceling devices, with a notable forerunner Montreal 21 precancel on a 1c yellow; a strong study lot unchecked for re-entries, paper types, or varieties with all pages shown online, chiefly fine or better. (Image1)
Estimate $ 300
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Sale No: 55
Lot No: 942
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Small Queens, 1880s–1890s, extensive used study collection, approximately 500 stamps from ½c to 10c values housed in three stockbooks, featuring substantial duplication of the 1c, 2c, and 3c issues comprising chiefly singles with some pairs and strip multiples; includes a wide array of postmark types such as squared circles, orbs, fancy cancels, registration marks, duplexes, and rollers from Brockville, London, and Ottawa, with the collector noting various perforation and shade varieties throughout; a strong reference assembly for the specialist, generally fine or better overall. (Video)(Video 2)(Video 3)(Image1)
Estimate $ 200
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Lot No: 943
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Registration, 1875, group of 71 used 2c orange, with numerous fancy and cork cancels, 'R' markings, grid and target cancellations, unchecked by us for perforations or shades, overall fine or better and ideal for further study. (Sc. F1, total c.v. $426). (Image1)
Estimate $ 80
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Collections & Accumulations
Sale No: 55
Lot No: 953
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1851/1898, high-quality mint Canada and British North America collection, displayed on three stock pages, featuring a strong array of British North America including Nova Scotia 1857 3d deep blue and 6d deep green Heraldic types (without gum), British Columbia 1865 3d blue alongside 1868–69 surcharged issues to the 25c yellow, and Newfoundland 1857 1d brown (four full margins) and 8d scarlet-vermilion; also includes Canada 1897 Diamond Jubilee values to 20c, the Maple Leaf issue to 8c, and the Numeral issue to 10c, offering a clean and valuable cross-section of early material; some unused, without gum, and others with small imperfections as typical for the period, but chiefly fresh overall and mostly fine or better, a useful holding worth careful examination. (Image1)
Estimate $ 2,500
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Lot No: 954
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1852–1981, mint and used Canada & British North America collection in a Harris album, showing a pleasing balance of classic and later material, with early highlights including the 1852 3d Beaver, a representative group from the 1859 Decimal issue, a mint 1897 $1 Jubilee, a used 1908 50¢ King Edward VII, a complete used set of the 1908 Québec Tercentenary, and a used pair of the 1929 50¢ blue Bluenose, together with British North America issues such as a mint 1865 24¢ blue Queen Victoria of New Brunswick, the balance comprising additional better singles, attractive cancellations, and a few corner blocks among more common material, most stamps sound though with the occasional minor fault as expected, a solid and characterful Canada & BNA collection well suited for the collector seeking a foundation to build upon or upgrade selectively. (Video)(Image1)
Estimate $ 300
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Lot No: 955
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1852/1965, extensive used collection, highly complete for the period and mounted on older White Ace album pages in protective sleeves, features good Pence and First Cents issues including an 1852 3d Beaver, 6d Consort, 10d Cartier and ½d Victoria (each with faults). Includes full basic sets of the Large Queens, Small Queens, and Jubilees to the $2 with many being well-centered, the Maple Leaf, Numeral, Edward VII, and Champlain Tercentenary issues are all complete, back-of-the-book is substantially complete for the album (excepting postage dues) and includes the 2c registration stamp, nearly a dozen scans illustrate this impressive used accumulation, overall fine to very fine. (Image1)
Estimate $ 1,500
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Lot No: 956
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1852/1926, impressive early mint Canada collection, on Lighthouse hingeless pages with a significant portion being never hinged, carefully assembled with a focus on centering and gum quality, noting a very fine mint 3d Beaver on wove paper (Sc. 4), a 6c Large Queen (Sc. 27, appears never hinged), a 12½c blue Large Queen with lovely color and superior centering, Jubilees to the 50c including much never hinged, the Queen Victoria Leaf and Numeral issues are all never hinged, Edward VII set is complete including never hinged 2c, 5c, 7c, and 10c, Tercentenary set is never hinged, includes a nearly complete Admiral issue missing only five coil and War Tax stamps with many being never hinged, the total catalogue value includes $1,000 Unitrade for the three Admiral War Tax overprints (not listed in Scott), usual minor faults on earlier issues including a short perf on the 50c Widow Weeds and the odd potentially regummed stamp (including the 50c Edward VII), otherwise a notable collection, rarely offered in such an intact holding, overall fine-very fine, with all stamps shown in our online scans. (Image1)
Estimate $ 2,500
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Lot No: 957
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1850s/1950s, used accumulation of better issues, comprising 87 stamps spanning the classic to early modern periods, including Cents issues and both Large and Small Queens, with the 20c and 50c Widow Weeds noted, further strength in the Jubilee issue including a $5 value, followed by Queen Victoria Numerals and Leafs, King Edward VII, and Quebec Tercentenary issues including a pleasing 15c, later material includes Admirals and Scroll and Arch issues, 50c Bluenose and $1 Parliament, two 50c Grand Pré singles, back-of-the-book represented by Airmails, Special Delivery, and an 8c Registration stamp, a wide range of cancellations present throughout, chiefly fine or better. (Image1)
Estimate $ 90
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Lot No: 958
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Cat No: 14/45
1859/1897, grouping of 22 used Decimal issues, Large and Small Queens, all presented on dealer 102-cards, while some examples have minor faults, several are fresh and appealing, owner's catalogue value of $2,200, fine to very fine overall. (Image1)
Unitrade $ 100
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Lot No: 959
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1859/1946, a significant accumulation of 19th-century to mid-20th-century Canada, mostly mint, featuring 28 plate blocks including some with early plate inscriptions, noting a block of six Edward VII 2c, plate 2, with two stamps being never hinged, includes a wide array of singles and a variety of complete sets such as three of the "Scroll" issue to the $1 Parliament (all hinged), Queen Victoria Numeral set (hinged), Tercentenary (hinged), "Champlain" set (never hinged), and 1946 "Peace" sets including on first day cover, condition varies widely with the majority being hinged, though some never hinged material was noted throughout, inspection recommended; full lot is shown on our scans. (Image1)
Estimate $ 1,500
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Lot No: 960
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1850s/modern, group of three youth exhibits, titled Canadian 5c Stamps, Travel, and Track & Field, formed in the 1990s and early 2000s by the family of the late Earle Covert with his assistance; each exhibit includes mint and used stamps, postal stationery, commercial and philatelic covers, souvenir sheets, and ephemera; the most advanced is the Canadian 5c Stamps study, featuring issues from the 1859 5c Decimal Beaver through Victorian, Edwardian, George V, and George VI eras into the Elizabethan period, including precancels and perfins; a significant assembly ready for expansion, chiefly fine or better. (Image1)
Estimate $ 250
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Lot No: 961
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1861/1942, group of six very fine Canada & BNA singles, selected for centering, never hinged, including a 1898 2c "Muddy Waters" Map stamp, 1908 ½c black brown Prince & Princess of Wales, 1929 $1 olive green Parliament and a 1942 $1 deep blue Destroyer. Also includes a 1930 Canada Air Mail 5c olive brown Mercury and a 1860 Newfoundland 6d rose from the top right of the sheet, with two huge margins. A useful group. (Image1)
Estimate $ 300
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Lot No: 962
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1868/1948, grouping of mint Canada on dealer cards, on 27 102 cards, noting never hinged material throughout, including some back-of-the-book and nicer items such as #BK12 George V 2c Scroll and a never hinged booklet pane of #106a, a few inaccuracies in catalogue values noted on cards, mostly fine overall with some very fine throughout; all stamps shown on our online scans. (Image1)
Estimate $ 400
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Lot No: 963
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1870/1960s, strong two-volume mint Canada collection, from the Queen Victoria period through early Elizabethan issues, beginning in the semi-classic period, noting 1893 Widow Weeds, 1897 10c Maple Leaf, group of eleven 1898 Map stamps, King George V highlighted by Admirals including a 1c coil paste-up pair, Lathework Type “B,” booklet panes, provisional issues, followed by commemoratives including the 1929 50¢ Bluenose and $1 Parliament, 1930 dollar values, many multiples, 1935 $1 Champlain, with the King George VI and early Elizabethan periods equally well represented, the second volume adding airmails, special delivery, postage due, Officials, other back-of-the-book including a Postal Scrip Revenue set, overall fine or better with only occasional minor faults, high catalogue value, and ideal for further inspection by the collector or dealer. (Video)(Video 2)(Image1)
Estimate $ 800
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Lot No: 964
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1870s to 1908, group of 250 Victorian and Edwardian mint singles and multiples, mostly hinged with original gum though including never hinged examples, featuring a range from 1c Small Queens and Jubilees through to Maple Leaf, Numeral, and Edward VII definitives, concluding with ½c to 3c Quebec Tercentenary issues; the concentration is in the lower denominations of each issue, with some values above 3c present. The high degree of duplication makes this lot ideal for dealer stock, online resellers, or club sales; chiefly fine or better with some very fine noted. (Image1)
Estimate $ 150
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Lot No: 965
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1870s/2010s, accumulation of collector's duplicates, substantial accumulation of predominantly used material from the 1870s to the 2000s, neatly arranged in five 64-page stockbooks and accompanied by a binder of cut squares, offering broad representation of regular issues, semi-postals, airmails, and back-of-the-book material, with manageable duplication and good potential for varieties, precancels, perfins, and postmarks, overall fine or better. (Image1)
Estimate $ 100
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Lot No: 966
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1890s/1950s, grouping of 12 proofs, specimens, and forgeries, including an unissued 4c "Indian Head", 1c and 2c Queen Victoria Maple Leaf issue plate proofs on card-mounted India, a B.A.B.N. Company SPECIMEN set, and a Dr. Eckerlin 3c Admiral reverse proof proposed to the American Bank Note Company, as well as a small group of die proof forgeries, an eclectic grouping, mostly very fine. (Image1)
Estimate $ 300
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Lot No: 967
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1897/1978, large accumulation of several hundred mint Canada, neatly displayed in a small double-sided stockbook and 24 Vario-style stock pages, plus a blue two-post album covering the WWII War issue to 1974, starts with very fine 1c to 8c Jubilees and a dozen Admirals to the $1, then is highly complete from the 1927 Confederation anniversary issue to the mid-1970s, includes an owner's partial inventory with a catalogue value of more than $3,300, earlier material is nearly all hinged while issues from the mid-to-late 1940s onward are nearly all never hinged, not checked for varieties, a clean lot overall fine-very fine. (Image1)
Estimate $ 500
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Lot No: 968
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1897/1950, selection of exceptionally-centred mint stamps, a hand-picked group of nineteen, from the Jubilee issues through to King George VI, never hinged from King George V onwards unless otherwise noted, comprising 3c and 6c Jubilees (the 3c never hinged), 5c Maple Leaf, 20c Quebec Tercentenary, 1c Admiral imperforate, 3c and 12c Scroll Issues, 20c Grain Exhibition, 13c through 50c 1935 Pictorials, $1 Chateau de Ramezay (lightly hinged), 1942 $1 Destroyer, Peace Issue with 14c Hydro Station (with P.S.E. certificate graded Superb 98) and $1 Train Ferry (lower right partial imprint single), 4c "Postes-Postage" booklet pane, "G" Official overprints with the $1 Fisherman, 7c Canada Goose (with P.S.E. certificate graded Gem 100) and 10c Special Delivery Official (with P.S.E. certificate graded Superb 98), a few small imperfections to the Victorian issues, else a choice holding of desirable stamps, very fine or better, with most being extremely fine. (Unitrade $2,100+) (Image1)
Estimate $ 600
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Lot No: 969
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1898–1970s, accumulation of more than 100 mint Canada, displayed on five stock pages, includes some nice back-of-the-book material, nearly 90% are never hinged, note that the 50c Bluenose is without gum, the $1 Fisheries the only used example included, overall clean and fine to very fine. (Image1)
Estimate $ 200
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Lot No: 970
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1917 to 1970s, mint dealer stock comprising approximately 750 stamps, as singles, blocks, and imprint blocks in two well-populated stockbooks, much being never hinged; includes denominations from 1c to $1 starting with the 1917 Confederation anniversary and continuing through partial sets of King George V and King George VI definitives and commemoratives into the Elizabethan era, with notable strength in Centennials, some duplication, the stamps unchecked for varieties, face value of $465, chiefly fine or better. (Image1)
Estimate $ 200
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Lot No: 971
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1917–1985, well-filled mint collection, in a Lighthouse hingeless album, regular issues only (excluding back-of-the-book), about 95% complete for the period except for some tagged issues of the 1960s–70s, notable items include a very fine 50c Bluenose with a trace of gum disturbance and a very lightly hinged $1 Parliament, includes an owner's partial inventory with a catalogue value of more than $3,300, almost all never hinged with above-average freshness and centering, overall very fine and an excellent foundation for further expansion. (Image1)
Estimate $ 1,000
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Lot No: 972
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1922/1952, grouping of more than 50 booklet panes, mostly never hinged, including highlights such as #105b (x2), #109a, #195b, and four tougher-to-find Medallion issue panes with "PLATE" or "NO. 2" inscriptions (the latter with no gum or disturbed gum), also includes a few coils and used booklet panes, owner's identification and catalogue value included, a clean lot that is fine to very fine overall, all stamps shown on our online scans. (Unitrade $2,360) (Image1)
Estimate $ 400
Opening C$ 200.00
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Sale No: 55
Lot No: 973
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Cat No: Collection
1929–1938, dealer stock of more than 100 George V and George VI coil stamps comprising a clean selection of the Scroll, Arch, and 1937 Mufti issues, featuring a mix of hinged and never hinged singles along with a few pairs and a notable 1c green Arch paste-up strip of four; an ideal inventory for a dealer or club trader, with overall condition fine or better and including several very fine examples. (Image1)
Estimate $ 100
Opening C$ 50.00
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Sale No: 55
Lot No: 974
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Cat No: Collection
1930s–2000s, substantial mint booklet collection contained in a shoebox of identified glassines, featuring a broad chronological selection with minimal duplication and notable strength in the 1950s through 1980s period, including a diverse array of King George VI, Wilding, Cameo, and Centennial eras through to modern self-adhesives, all organized by Unitrade catalogue number; an excellent opportunity for the specialized collector, owner’s total Unitrade catalogue value of $6,761, generally fine-very fine or better overall. (Image1)
Estimate $ 500
Opening C$ 200.00
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Sale No: 55
Lot No: 975
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1939/1992, accumulation of 134 mint never hinged plate blocks and singles, starting with a few low-value War Issue plate blocks in a Bileski album, followed by a large volume of 1970s/1980s material including $72 face value in 1976 Olympic blocks, booklets, and miniature sheets, notable modern material includes the $2 "Airplane in Sky" variety, also features more than $300 face value in single modern stamps in two stockbooks, owner’s inventory lists a plate block catalogue value of more than $1,500 in addition to the face value material, clean and very fine throughout; online images show a representative sample. (Video)(Video 2)(Image1)
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