Group of Interesting Early Postal Stationery Items, with an unused 10c Nesbitt envelope (Webb EN2, $100), a group of 5 Nesbitt cut squares (1x 5c and 4x 10c) with various papers, embossing degrees (may or may not contain some forgeries, an interesting study lot). Also a 1c QV GPC with at least 5 impressions (one inverted, Webb P7e, $65). (Image)

Estimate $ 150

Selection of Better Canadian Postal Stationery, with a mix of mint and used, mostly in clean sleeves with dealer asking prices, we counted 80 mostly different items, with envelopes, postal cards, wrappers, test mail, proofs, illustrated stationery cards and covers, air letters, reply cards, special order stationery, and much more. A very clean lot, mostly fine to very fine, all except 6 items are #8 size, retail given is the total of the indicated prices. (Image)

Retail $ 1,600

Selection of 10 Better Stationery Items, all but three are unused, with varieties, inverted die cut (A3/A5 air letter), watermark (A24A/A25 aerogramme), a specimen, double prints, three #81c (one mailed, two unused), etc. A very fine group, all scanned online for identification. (Image)

Estimate $ 150

Old Time Original Montréal Correspondence, 1897 to 1904, consisting of about 175 stationery covers and roughly 500 stationery cards, all addressed to the same business in Montréal "Messrs. P. S. Ross & Sons. / Auditors Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada". This lot is offered as received, unpicked for postmarks, etc., and we did note many interesting and useful postmarks including Bickerdike and International machines, street c.d.s., carrier markings, etc. Some of the better postmarks we encountered during a quick overview include two Union Jack flag cancels, a St Polycarpe QUE squared circle (RF55) with an inverted day slug, an "N.P.B." carrier datestamp, two different Montréal 1902 experimental machine postmarks, etc. We did not check all of the flag machine cancels for better dates, etc. Most of the postcards were mailed from Montréal, but the envelopes were mailed from all over the country, including a few small BC towns, etc. There is also much interest in the backs of the postcards, as all of them are pre-printed with advertising, meetings, etc. A very interesting lot for the postmark enthusiast, as well as Montréal postal historians, online resellers, etc. Well worth a close look, as our online photos only show a few of the better items we encountered. Overall nice quality. (Image)

Estimate $ 750

Group of 118 Better Postal Stationery Items, QV to QEII, with a mix of used and unused, includes many illustrated advertising (front or back), reply cards, specialty items, an aerogramme to Leningrad, Russia, and more. A fresh and very fine offering which is certain to please stationery collectors or online resellers. (Image)

Estimate $ 250

Group of 40 Admiral Stationery Cards, with a mix of used and unused, with a good variety of material in this group, many having advertising backs, preprinted addresses, some have reply cards attached, various rates, several Dominion Express Company cards, two used wrappers, and more. A few faults, else fine to many very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 100

Group of Over 350 Mostly Better Postal Stationery Items, 1890s to Modern, a very nice lot, especially for its variety of material, with a mix of used and unused, including items such as envelopes (one has the stamp printed on the inside), cards (a wide variety, with many being lavishly illustrated), letter cards, wrappers, voting cards, meter reading cards, air letters, a few Newfoundland items, and much more. In fact way too many good items to list here, so see our online photos showing many of these interesting items for a better idea. Quality is overall fine to mostly very fine and only about 30 covers are oversize. A great lot for the stationery collector or dealer. (Image)

Estimate $ 750

Group of 130 Stationery Covers and Cards, 1897 to 1905, with Queen Victoria Jubilee, Leaf and Numeral items in a mix of used and unused, with a great variety of material (bit of duplication) including postmark interest (flags, RPO, etc.), destinations, uprated items, advertising cards, and much more. Some faults (incl. fronts, some with tape marks, etc.), still overall fine to many very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Large Used and Unused Postal Stationery Collection of About 950 Items, from the earliest issues to about 2000, including many high value items. We counted over 450 envelopes, among which are EN1a (unused c.v. $175), used and unused EN161 ($145) and two used Registered envelopes, one to New Zealand, one to the USA ($150, not counting premiums for foreign destinations). A group of 23 Official Election, 11 other official and 40 private order complete the envelope section. There are over 250 postcards, including P21 and P22 used to Germany ($125). We counted 64 post bands and wrappers including W34 ($50) and unused official Dw3a ($125) as well as 130 aerogrammes, 17 letter cards, an unused Airgraph form and 9 Canadian Forces Air Letters. Miscellaneous other items include two sizes of Certified Mail forms and envelopes, a Special Occasion Guaranteed Service envelope and various Canada Post official envelopes. Mostly very fine, a few faults noted on earlier material. (Image)

Estimate $ 750

Seven Early Postal Stationery Postcards to Foreign Destinations, with P4 to Peru (faults), P15 1897 to France, 1901 to Denmark and 1906 to St Pierre and Miquelon, P26 to Switzerland and France and P40 to the Canal Zone. Fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 150

Newfoundland Postal Stationery Collection of 29 Items, including 7 envelopes, 3 post bands, 1 registered envelope and 18 postcards. We noted used EN3 (local) and 4 (to USA) (c.v. $180), P2 used in 1895 to Germany and registered envelope R3 used to USA ($135) and others. Very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Large Postal Stationery Lot Filling Three 14” boxes. with thousands of items from Victorian to Elizabethan periods. Noted about 220 mint Postcard Factory view cards, nearly 200 mostly unused various air letter sheets, over 100 used and unused various post bands and wrappers, over 200 mint and favor cancelled 1971-1974 7¢ and 8¢ view cards, about 70 mint and used official election envelopes Forms 95, 98 and 154 including 4 addressed to Mr John Diefenbaker in 1962 and 1963 and 18 used copies of Webb’s EN800f (c.v. $60 ea.). Also a few Meteorological and other official envelopes and postcards (4x DENX45-29 new, 3x DENX 36-2, c.v. $50 ea.), various private order envelopes and postcards, over 20 French and English precancelled Santa letters, private order envelopes and postcards, Registered and certified mail envelopes and forms, Post Office forms, about 800 Elizabethan mostly used #10 envelopes, and more. A large and very diversified lot that will appeal to both collectors and dealers. Generally fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 750

Collection of Mint and Used Postal Stationery in 9 Lighthouse Padded Binders, with slipcases, with over 1,000 items neatly arranged in a few hundred 2-row Vario-style stock pages. The material is primarily mint, ranging from the Victorian era to the 1980s, with the majority of material from the Elizabethan reign. The collection contains envelopes, postal cards, wrappers, printed to private order, illustrated stationery cards and covers, air letters, reply cards and much more. Online photos show a sampling. A clean lot, with roughly 10% of the lot being #10 size. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

1863 Registered Nesbitt Stationery Cover, a 5c Queen Victoria envelope mailed from Swainby C.W on SEP.30.1863 to Toronto, through the G.T.R. - T & S railway (backstamp), with the registry fee paid in cash. A scarce postmark, and the LRD of only a few recorded (1861 to 1863). Very fine and ex Sam Nickle collection (1993). (Image)

Estimate $ 250

1860 10c Brown Mailed Nesbitt Envelope, mailed Seneca U.C (SEP.11.1860 double broken circle) to New York City, via a partial Railway broken circle dated same day. Missing large part of back flap and with repaired tears, still a presentable and scarce use of this short-lived stationery envelope. (Image)

Webb $ 950