Group of 50 WWII Naval Postal History Covers, note a few dozen different ships or bases, including HMCS Assinaboine (with Canteen Section h/s), HMCS Port Colborne, HMCS Lanark, HMCS Brantford, HMCS Buctouche, HMCS Milltown, etc, representing corvettes, armed yachts, minesweepers, St Lawrence River escorts, and more, an excellent and diverse group, typically good quality throughout. (Image)

Est $ 150

Group of World War I Orderly Room Postmarks, on twenty covers, all bearing a different regimental or orderly room marking, note No. 13 Canadian General Hospital, Canadian Special Hospital Adjutant's Office, 185th Infantry Battalion, Canadian Discharge Depot Buxton, Canadian Engineers Training Depot, Canadian Machine Gun Depot, Canadian Railway Troops Depot, HQ Canadian YMCA, 4th Reserve Battalion Postal Department, a few with enclosed letters, some with typical faults for military mail, an uncommon group, all scanned online. (Image)

Est $ 100

Group of 23 Aldershot Camp Postal History Items all bearing Aldershot Camp military postmarks, most with larger Field Post Office c.d.s., but also note small camp c.d.s., many years represented, several examples on military-themed postcards, typical faults for such military mail, an excellent group for further research, not often offered in this quantity. All are scanned online. (Image)

Est $ 200

Large Group of World War II Canadian Military Mail, consisting of a total of about 700 covers/cards, some described on pages in three 3-ring binders and balance of covers are loose filling 2 boxes. We note: Unit markings, overseas FPO’S, MPO’s, RCAF, censored, few cigarettes cards, etc. A great variety here, ideal to start a collection or complete an existing one and the overall quality is fine-very fine. (Image)

Est $ 350

Group of About 50 Military Picture Postcards, 1900s to 1950s, depicting a wide range of military scenes, note Petawawa, Borden, and Niagara camps, WWI camps in Great Britain, regimental real photo postcards, patriotic designs, WWII-era RCAF, many Ontario town armouries, and more, some mixed condition particularly among the earlier cards, but many very fine and attractive examples included. (Image)

Est $ 150

1943 Prisoner of War Label, Imperforate, affixed to a folded 8½" x 11" brown envelope with "International Red Cross Committee Geneva" (in Montréal) label addressed (but likely not mailed to) "International Committee of the Red Cross" (in London England). Very fine and attractive, catalogue value is for an unused stamp only. Ex. John Hillson. (Image)

Unitrade $ 500