1868 $1 green unissued stamp, perf. 14, unused without gum with right wing margin; very attractive and fresh (S.G. £1'100). (Image)

1851 6d slate-violet, on laid paper, used with crisp clear central target cancel, showing good to large margins, very fine and scarce; cert. Brandon (2016) (S.G. £1'300). (Image)

1852-57 3d scarlet-vermilion, on wove paper, used with part target cancel, showing good margins, very fine and scarce (S.G. £275). (Image)

1852-57 1/2d deep rose, on machine-made paper, used with clear Toronto cds, showing good margins, very fine and scarce; cert. BPA (1968) (S.G. £600). (Image)

1852-57 3d red, on wove paper, used with part barred cancel, showing good to very large margins, excellent colour, very fine and scarce; cert. Brandon (1996) (S.G. £450). (Image)

1858-59 3d red, on machine-made paper, perforated 11 3/4, used with part target cancel, showing good centring, excellent colour, very fine (S.G. £375). (Image)

1861 (Aug 16) large envelope sent to Ireland from Streetsville with 1859 12 1/2c green vertical strip of three tied by blue barred ovals, endorsed "By Canadian Mail" with "9" erased and corrected with "1/-", redirected on arrival to Derry with two vertical pairs of GB 1864-79 1d red pl.72 tied by Galway "232" duplexes, significant covers repairs, still with eye-appeal and a scarce mixed franking. (Image)

1865 Envelope to England with 1859 12 1/2c green tied by Montreal duplex, redirected on arrival from London to Ireland with GB 1864-79 1d red pl.81, tied by London "SW 28" duplex, reverse with London transits and Enniskillen arrival, Canadian adhesive torn through, still an attractive mixed franking. (Image)

1868-90 "Large Queen" 12 1/2c pale dull blue on medium wove paper, mint large part o.g., a well centred example of lovely fresh colour, superb and very scarce in this quality. (Image)

1868-90 "Large Queen" 1/2c black marginal block of four from the left of the sheet with large part OG (three stamps mint NH), minor traces of gum yellowing, though still a very fine and attractive multiple. (Image)

1897 Jubliee $1 lake, used with Montreal cds, showing good colour and perforation, fine (S.G. £550). (Image)

1897 Jubilee $2 deep violet, unused with full original gum and hinge; very fine with excellent centring and very fresh colour; cert. Behr (S.G. £1'000). (Image)

1897 Jubilee $4 violet, unused with full original gum and hinge; very fine example with very fresh colour; signed Calves, cert. Behr (S.G. £1'400). (Image)

1897 Jubilee $5 olive green, unused with full original gum and hinge; very fine example with excellent centring and very fresh colour, with signature Calves and certificate Behr (SG £1400) (Image)

1902 1d. hand painted stamp size paste up Essay using the "Canada Head" prepared photographically; attached to thin card; fine and very rare. (Image)

1903 KEVII 1c-50c complete mint set, very fine with fresh colour, the 50c is superb; cert. Behr (2016) (S.G. £1'100). (Image)

1911-22 Admiral 2c deep rose-red, mint nh vertical coil join strip of four, fresh, very fine, and a scarce experimental coil. (Image)

1928 Air 5c olive-brown, mint, left sheet marginal imperforate pair, fresh and very fine (S.G. £275). (Image)

1851, 3d dark bright red on bluish paper, horizontal pair, large margins to very slightly touched at lower right, file crease affecting right stamp otherwise very fine, tied by mute grill cancels on folded cover (Asa Coy Sept 24 1851) with matching "FREDERICTON SEP 24 1851" cds on reverse, send to Hartford, CT (USA) with Woodstock N.B transit backstamp (25.9.1851). The second earliest recorded cover with stamps of New Brunswick (the earliest being Sept 20.1851) and the earliest known sent to the USA; cert. Vincent Greene (1988); ex Argenti, "Foxbridge" and Saint. (Image)

1851 6d yellow, very fine used example with full to wide margins all around, obliterated by mute oval barred cds, superb and of very fresh colour (S.G. £950). (Image)

1860 cover bearing 6d olive-yellow bisect, full to wide margins, sent from Chatham 30 Apr 1860 to Bend, correctly paying the 3d rate, stamp lightly cancelled and tied by the grid cancel, on reverse is Chatham dispatch pm, a clean cover, lightly reinforced internally along the folds, very fine and attractive (S.G. £3'250). (Image)

1851-60 1s bright red violet, full to wide margins all around, in very fine and fresh condition, used with 3d red with good margins on three sides and narrow at top, both tied to small embossed lady’s cover by mute grill cancels, 3d also tied by red Fredericton Feb. 27, 1853 cds, manuscript "1sh (1sh3d)", send to England with red London receiver on front, only the reverse top flap has been added. A very spectacular and fresh franking. An excellent example of 15 Pence per 1/2 ounce letter rate to England via British Packet from Halifax. Only six covers have been recorded paying this rate and only three are known with this franking, this cover being by far the finest known and the only recorded 1 shilling of New Brunswick on lady’s envelope Note: Mentioned in Argenti (p.47) Expertise: Cert. RPS (2016) and Sergio Sismondo (2014). Provenance: ex J.F.Seybold of Syracuse (his collection sold in 1910), Burrus and Fox. (Image)

1857-64 Perkins Bacon 3d yellowish green, on machine-made paper, used, showing three good to large margins, very fine and scarce; cert. Brandon (2012) (S.G. £425). (Image)

1887 2c orange-vermilion imperforate, cancelled by black barred circle, uncatalogued and rare as such, described as a remainder by the cert. Brandon (1998). (Image)

1887-96 group of five imperforate stamps, four cancelled and one with original gum, uncatalogued and rare as such, some small faults, described as remainders by the certs Brandon (1998) for each stamp. (Image)