Approximately 100 covers, Small Queens to Admirals with advertising, one Arch Bisect, registered, FREE, mostly Victorian Era. Quality varies, faults to be expected (reduction, toning etc), fronts not counted in total. Inspect. (Image)

Est. 250+

Over 100 covers, Small Queens to George VI with PATRIOTICS (mostly Purkis), PRECANCEL, hotel advertising and odds and end. Quality varies with faults to be expected but generally clean. Inspect. (Image)

Est. 150+

BATTLE OF HONG KONG Circa 1943 POW cover sent by Warrant Officer John Thomson (E29806) 1st Bn Royal Rifles to Vancouver BC, with red handstamp AIRMAIL and PRISONER OF WAR on either side. (He was awarded the Mentioned-in-Despatches for distinguished service in combat.) (Image)

Est. 300+

Balance of a consignment with a hundreds of covers including ALBERTA with over 250 mostly 1910 to 1990, with large envelopes, business, modern Registered, Special Delivery, Airmail, etc, some Ontario Victorian, First Flights, NORTHWEST TERRITORY with over 150 from 1978 (60 are Inuvik, rest about 10 other towns, plus many on piece, a few covers and on piece form the YUKON, over 140 CNE (Canadian National Exhibition) covers and cards 1912 to 1949, some fronts, clippings, with SLOGAN cancels, Newfoundland stationery, etc, some a bit mixed, mostly f-vf. Inspect. (Image)

Est. 150+

100 covers, Small Queens to George VI including Special Delivery, Registered, rates to BELGIUM, BAHAMAS, NEW ZEALAND, most are Numeral and Medallion issues, quality mixed. Inspect. (Image)

Est. 200+

Accumulation of many hundreds of covers, stationery, and postcards 1880s to 2000s with over 175 FDCs 1966 to 2010 including 38¢ Regiments LR inscription block, $ vals, mostly Canadian some early GB, etc, earlier quality a bit mixed, mostly clean and f-vf. Inspect.

Est. 200+

Over 75 covers and stationery, mostly 1859s to George V, with 10¢ Consort to US, Airmails, Airmail rates, advertising, censors, registered, Special Deliveries, foreign destinations including Brazil, China, Czechoslovakia, Venezuela, Dead Letter Offices, First Flights, Lindbergh flight to Virgin Is, plus six Covid-19 unused PORT PAYE / POSTAGE PAID stationery items, some usual faults, appears mostly f-vf. Inspect. (Image)

Est. 300+

GEORGE VI: 118 covers, all AIRMAIL RATES mostly with PEACE ISSUE franking. Various size, majority covers and including air letters and one card, different airmail rates mostly to Europe and a few to South/Central America. Some censored, postage due etc. Minimal domestic and US destinations. Quality varies with faults to be expected (reduction, flap off), front not counted in total. Inspect. (Image)

Est. 250+

GEORGE VI: Over 150 covers, mostly PEACE ISSUE but some War and Postes Postage spotted throughout. The vast majority are on REGISTERED or SPECIAL DELIVERY covers, with different rates plus a few uncounted odds and ends, stamps, etc. Quality mixed, fronts not counted in totals. Inspect. (Image)

Est. 250+

GEORGE VI: Approximately 85 covers, all with C9 7¢ PEACE ISSUE AIRMAIL STAMP paying domestic, to U.S. and to Europe airmail rates. Noting special delivery airmail, some FFCs, cards and letter cards, surface usages and different rates. Quality varies somewhat and faults to be expected, fronts not counted in totals. Inspect. (Image)

Est. 250+

ELIZABETH II Approximately 225 covers, with rates to ICELAND, printed matter rate to Sweden and other destinations like Faroe Is, Jamaica, New Zealand, Olympic franking, a large group of single frankings to different destinations, Fiji, etc. Some domestic registered and Special Delivery, different sizes, etc. Quality varies with faults to be expected but generally clean. Inspect. (Image)

Est. 150+

89,90,91,92: 1¢ to 7¢ Edwards tied R in ovals with OTTAWA CANADA B 4 JUL 10 R cds to chess game cover, blue R pioneer keyhole handstamp, 13¢ double UPU registered rate to GERMANY, REGISTERED LONDON. E.C. 11 JY 10 F transit, file folds, still fine. (Image)

Est. 150+

90: 2¢ Edward tied by MONTREAL 11 MAR 4:30 PM 1908 to cover, (short paid) to CUBA, underpaying 5¢ UPU rate, T30, 3¢ short, converted to 6 centavos, with Cuba #'s 233 J3 adhesives, HABANA, CUBA 16 MAR 9 AM 1908 and DIVISION 10 AM 17 MAR 1908 REC'DO receivers, portion of flap missing and trimmed at top, appears fine. (Image)

Est. 250+

143,145: 3¢ and 12¢ Confederation tied to cover by VANCOUVER 15 May 1930 BRITISH COLUMBIA slogan cancel, boxed Air Mail and US VIA AIR MAIL adhesive, paying 15¢ AIRMAIL rate to PUERTO RICO with letter accompanies, no receiver, some foxing at perfs otherwise fine. RARE. Ex Willson. (Image)

Est. 200+

118,145: 10¢ Admiral bistre brown and 12¢ Confederation faulty tied by NEW GERMANY AM 4 MR 29 NS cds, paying 22¢ double weight AIRMAIL rate to MEXICO SERVICIO AERO 10.MAR.29 receiver, routed via Windsor, Detroit, Chicago and Dallas, trucking to Laredo, ink ms ‘Via Air Mail’ affected by water, still RARE. Ex Willson. (Image)

Est. 200+

197,C3 (2): 3¢ Medallion and two 6¢ on 5¢ Airmails tied my MONTREAL 2 PM MR 10 33 STA N "B" cds cancels, paying 15¢ AIRMAIL letter rate to ST. LUCIA BWI with violet boxed Air Mail, MONTREAL 3 PM C 10 MR 33 C CANADA S duplex transit and CASTRIES 15 MR 33 receiver, routed via Miami, some foxing at perfs, still fine and Scarce. Ex Willson. (Image)

Est. 150+

GEORGE VI: 125 covers mostly Airmail and Special Delivery, all with BACK OF BOOK stamps, including C1, C3, C5-C7, C9, E7, E9, 17 Special Del covers, some foreign destinations, mostly f-vf. Inspect. (Image)

Est. 200+

GEORGE VI: 125 covers with Airmail, F.E.C.B., Registered, Special Delivery, etc, foreign destinations including Columbia, Czechoslovakia, Grenada, Ireland, Italy and Trinidad, a bit mixed. Inspect. (Image)

Est. 250+

MILITARY: Collection of over 40 World War II ARMED FORCES AIR LETTERS including a 1944 correspondence between a British Air Force navigator trainee post in eastern Canada and England, CAPOs in Europe and Cyprus, some with descriptions of various leaves, D-Day, Quebec Conference, all neatly written up and identified, mostly f-vf. Inspect.

Est. 200+

Eighty covers or cards all with NEW BRUNSWICK ADVERTISING, Small Queens to Admirals, mostly Victoria, some with small faults, appears mostly f-vf. Inspect.

Est. 400+

OFFICIALS: Approximately 45 covers George VI to Elizabeth, with OHMS PERFIN, O.H.M.S. and G with overprints, etc on registered or letter rated covers. Various sized envelope and some on pieces not counted. Condition is mixed with faults to be expected but generally fine or better. Inspect. (Image)

Est. 150+

LEGISLATIVE MARKINGS: HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY thirteen covers 1868 to 1953 including HAO1 in red, HOUSE OF COMMONS four covers 1884 to 1947 including HC14, with many different types and colours, mostly clean and f-vf. Inspect. (Image)

Est. 200+

CANADIAN MILITARY: Hundreds of covers, with WWII FPO on cover and Air Letters, MPO and Canadian Base Mail, Honour Envelopes, 31 OHMS/Free, 20 Blackout, 36 Military Censors (mostly CAPO), plus over 100 including Military correspondence without Military markings, etc, quality mixed, much is f-vf. Inspect.

Est. 250+

1853 UNIQUE Stampless MONEY LETTERS sheet POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT / OFFICIAL BUSINESS. / FREE imprint at UR, with INSPECTOR’S OFFICE Toronto imprint at LL. Large MONEY LETTER imprint. Endorsed by real signature of John Dewe. Partial MONEY LETTER hand stamp. Endorsed 727 ms. Late date TORONTO CANADA JY 7 1853 double split circle to George Snider Esq, Proton, CW [Grey Co]. No receiver. Pre-printed letter endorsed “No 9888”, enclosing a certificate of deposit for £32.10.0 paid into bank account of Geo Snider, “...being amount due to you for conveyance of the Mail between East Holland and Mono Mills....”. Endorsed on receipt “...and enclosing receipt for the quarter ending 30 June 1853, Rec’d 14th July/53”. “This is the only Free Money letter recorded”. File folds and torn at red seal. A GEM. Ex-Harrison. (Image)

Est. 1000+

STAMPLESS: 1842-1887 Over 45 covers of folded letters, loose and mounted on album pages including domestic, cross border and Transatlantic, various paid and unpaid rates, advertising. Some research on postmark types, from or to Upper Canada or Lower Canada, some US and Great Britain. Quality varies with faults to be expected. Inspect. (Image)

Est. 150+