1860 2½d Dull Rose Queen Victoria, Perforated 14, mint with full original white matte gum, lightly hinged, fresh and fine. (Image)

Unitrade $ 1,000

1860 2½d Pale Dull Rose Queen Victoria, Perforated 14, unused (no gum), fresh and fine. (Image)

Unitrade $ 400

1865 10c Blue Queen Victoria Imperforate, used with part Victoria Post Office Paid cancel in blue, with four clear to large margins, fine-very fine. Alberto Diena expert pencil signature on back. (Image)

Unitrade $ 1,200

1867 5c on 3d Bright Red Surcharged Seal of British Columbia, Perforated 14, used with unobtrusive cancel, fine. (Image)

Unitrade $ 240

1857 6½d Scarlet Vermilion Heraldic Imperforate, unused with bright colour and margins ranging from touching at left to clear of outer frameline on three other sides, fine. Accompanied by a 1996 Greene Foundation certificate. (Image)

Unitrade $ 3,000

1894 12c Brown Queen Victoria, mint with full original gum, never hinged. A well centered and fresh stamp, very fine. (Image)

Unitrade $ 300

1887 2c Orange Codfish, mint with full original gum, never hinged and very fine. (Image)

Unitrade $ 180

1897-1908 Royal Family and Map Stamp Set of all 47 Different Specimen Printings, mint never hinged, with each stamp having the printer's various security punch holes and SPECIMEN overprints in red or blue. A rare opportunity to acquire a complete set in this condition, as fewer than 100 sets can exist. Accompanied by a complete list of the printings, in detail. (Image)

Unitrade $ 1,850

1910 1c Deep Green King James I, Perforated 12 x 14, a mint never hinged complete sheet of 100, with full selvedge all around and all 4 of the Unitrade-listed varieties (pos. 10, 41, 42 and 52). The sheet has been folded in three places horizontally and one vertically, and there is a little separation in the selvedge, still overall very fine and a sought-after sheet. (Image)

Unitrade $ 3,432

1911 8c Bistre Brown Mosquito Engraved Imperforate, an unused (no gum, as issued) vertical pair with large margins, pencil number at lower left, very fine and attractive. (Image)

Unitrade $ 400

1911 10c Paper Mills Engraved Imperforate, an unused (no gum, as issued) vertical pair with large margins, very fine and attractive. (Image)

Unitrade $ 400

1911 2c Carmine King George V Imperforate, an unused (no gum, as issued) horizontal pair, very fine. (Image)

Unitrade $ 450

1911 Royal Family Issue Part Set of Plate Proofs, with 5 different values from the 6c to the 15c, all printed in black on card, very fine. (Image)

Unitrade $ 681

Two Items with Interesting Perforation Varieties, both mint never hinged, the first is a 1c green Codfish vertical pair, perforated 13.3 imperforate not only between, but also above and below (small tear in margin). The second item is a booklet pane of four of the 3c Queen Mary, perforated 13.2, with an extra row of horizontal perforations crossing over the bottom two stamps. Both items have light toning spots on the gum, else interesting and scarce. (Image)

Estimate $ 250

1c to 48c KGVI Long Coronation Set of Plate Proofs, printed in black on unwatermarked and ungummed paper, very fine. Accompanied by a 1979 Friedl (New York) certificate. (Image)

Estimate $ 300

1941-1944 2c Deep Green KGVI Imperforate, a mint never hinged block of four from top of sheet, printed by Waterlow & Sons, with four medium security punch holes, very fine. (Image)

Unitrade $ 450

1941-1944 4c Blue Princess Elizabeth Imperforate, a mint never hinged block of four printed by Waterlow & Sons, with one central and four smaller security punch holes, very fine. (Image)

Unitrade $ 450

1941-1944 5c Violet Imperforate, a mint never hinged block of four printed by Waterlow & Sons, with one central and four smaller security punch holes, very fine. (Image)

Unitrade $ 450

1941 5c Violet Caribou, Watermarked Die I, Imperforate with Security Punch, a mint never hinged inter-panneau block of 8 (two blocks of four), with all stamps security punched (one with disk still present), with several creases and wrinkles (as usually seen on these), else fine and scarce. Listed in Walsh as 240ae (US$250 per stamp) and 240ag (US$750 per pair) for a total of US$2,500. (Image)

Estimate $ 500

1947 4c Blue Princess Elizabeth Birthday Imperforate, a mint never hinged block of four, with one central and four smaller security punch holes, very fine. (Image)

Unitrade $ 450

1947 5c Rose Violet Cabot Imperforate, a mint never hinged block of four, with one central security punch holes, small spot of printer's ink in margin at top, very fine. (Image)

Unitrade $ 450

1926 40c Pink Ayre & Sons Pictorial Issue Complete Booklet, containing #s 131a (pane of 8 with separation, as is often seen with these) and 132a (2 panes of 8) along with all inter-leaving and intact outer perforations (scarce thus). Light crease along the staples, still a rare booklet in any condition, fine to very fine overall. (Image)

Unitrade $ 3,500

1932 40c Buff Newfoundland Complete Booklet, containing #s 183a (pane of 4), 185b (3 panes of 4) and 187c (pane of 4), all perforated 13.2, along with all inter-leaving. A fresh booklet, with clean staples, tight and very fine. (Image)

Unitrade $ 1,200

1923 15c Vickers-Vimy Biplane Essay, an ungummed (as issued) perforated block of four, printed by Whitehead, Morris & Co. in brown and blue on white paper, fine-very fine. Listed in Walsh as # AMTE 3, only one sheet of 100 was printed, and this block is ex Cyril H. Harmer collection of Newfoundland Airmails. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

1919 Hawker Trans-Atlantic Flight Cover, mailed from St. John’s on APR.12.1919 (light machine cancel) to The Daily Mail in London, England, franked with an unusually well centered Newfoundland #C1. the 3c red brown Caribou with commemorative overprint (slightly moved from its original position, as most were, due to immersion in sea water), tied by the St. John’s machine cancel. There is a “By Aeroplane from Newfoundland” endorsement at top left. The back has an official label reading "Found Open or Torn and Officially Sealed" with a Liverpool MAY.30.1919 datestamp (very few of the known covers have this label). Open on three sides for display, very fine. Accompanied by a 2009 Philatelic Foundation certificate. A rare and world famous Trans-Atlantic pioneer flight, with 80 covers flown and as few as half known to have survived. (Image)

Unitrade $ 30,000