Seals and Cinderella Collection, 1900s to 2010s. A huge collection, in some order in binders with additional material in envelopes, mostly filling a large carton. There are collections, each in their own binder, of the following; Canadian Lung Association, American Lung Association, Worldwide Lung Associations, American Red Cross, Canadian Easter Seals, with other Cinderellas issued by The Canadian Wildlife Federation, Boystown U.S.A. and many others. Included are many panes / part panes plus a large, sealed bundle of hundreds of Canadian Easter Seals in complete panes for 1998, a few progressive plate proof-styled issues from Canada, Finland and India. Thousands and thousands of seals / cinderellas in all. Overall fine or better. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

12 Used Stockbooks These are all Uni-Safe stockbooks with white pages and come in a variety of colours. The sizes are; 32 double-sided pages (1 pc.), 20 double-sided pages (1 pc.), 16 double-sided pages (8 pcs.) and 8 double-sided pages (2 pcs.). They have varying degrees of wear, most having tape running up the middles of the pages, serving to divide them in two. The insides of the stockbooks are generally clean, we noted almost no ink marks. (Image)

Estimate $ 100

Six Gently Used Ka-Be Albums with Quadrille Pages. These are large Ka-Be springback albums with slipcases in near-new condition, three in blue and three in red. Included are over 450 older, but unused, Ka-Be quadrille pages. Also included are two Ka-Be springbacks / slipcases with hingeless pages for Switzerland from 1849 to 1944, 1980 to 1988 plus back-of-the-book. These are also in near-new condition. (Image)

Estimate $ 300

Used Stockbooks, all with Black Pages, a stack of 15 stockbooks, made by a few different manufacturers, in varying condition. Looking at the number of pages in each, there are stockbooks of 32 double-sided pages (1 pc.), 16 double-sided pages (8 pcs.), 12 double-sided pages (1 pc.) and 8 double-sided pages (5 pcs.) They are generally presentable inside and ready for stamps. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Used Stockbooks, all with White Pages, a tall stack of 25 stockbooks, made by a few different manufacturers, in varying condition, usually only with the odd pencil marks inside. Looking at the number of pages in each, there are stockbooks of 32 double-sided pages (2 pcs.), 24 double-sided pages (1 pc.), 16 double-sided pages (8 pcs.), 12 double-sided pages (1 pc.) and 8 double-sided pages (13 pcs., with three of these still in the original shrink-wrap). They are all generally presentable inside and ready for stamps. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Large Stock of Black Stock Cards, with many hundreds of gently used stock cards, majority are European size (16 x 11 cm), as well as some smaller (14 x 8 cm) and 21 x 14 cm, etc. Majority have a cardboard back and clear flip-over protecting sheet. Perfect for online seller to ship stamps, paper currency, etc. in the mail. See picture for an idea. (Image)

Estimate $ 100

Gently Used Supplies. This is a mix of stamp supplies and useful stationery for the philatelist. Included in this lot are; nine smallish to small stockbooks most of which have black pages, dozens of tongs with many on the original card, half-a-dozen perforation gauges, a small White Ace stamp press, over a dozen magnifiers of various sorts, a Showgard mount guillotine with plenty of old mounts, #3 glassines in the original package of 100, a gently used red Lighthouse binder and slipcase, a small shoebox quite full of various selection cards, like-new sheet protectors (20 pcs.), Pentel 0.7 mm black ballpoint pens with some still on card (9 pcs.) and a couple of Bic Velocity mechanical pencils. Other items come along for the ride. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Complete Set of Four Volumes of The Canadian Revenue Stamp Albums, produced by E.S.J. van Dam, the dean of Canadian and Provincial revenue stamps, with album pages for Federal and Provincial revenues, including spaces for listed booklet panes, essays, varieties, perforation types, etc. Appears brand new, as the pages are clear of any sign of hinging. A lovely set and ideal for the revenue collector. Overall very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 150

Collection of Newfoundland Related World War One Era Postcards, consisting of roughly 210 cards in a post card album. The collection is primarily a family correspondence from Jack Jolliffe, who was in the navy, sent to his sweetheart Maggie. The collection has many real photo cards depicting military views including soldiers and sailors (some were personal friends of Jack Jolliffe), along with other military scenes with ships and battle scenes. We note some Newfoundland scenes including a colour view of R.N.M. Deep Sea Fishermen Hospital, Battle Harbour, Labrador, Newfoundland, along with a few silk cards, and St.Pierre et Miquelon views. A cursory check of cards noted a mixture of unused and postally used cards and a few with light corner wear. Online photos show a representation, and should be viewed to better appreciate the contents. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 500

Collection of Roughly 340 Ocean Liner-Themed Picture Postcards. 1900's-1990s, in four Lighthouse albums with many clear 2-row Vario-style stock pages to see both sides of the card. The lot begins with one album of 69 cards consisting of Cunard related ocean liners, with the remaining cards depicting worldwide ocean liners including fleets from Red Star Line, United Fruit Company, American Line, C.P., Hamburg-Amerika Line, P and O, among others. We note a variety of worldwide frankings with better representation from United States, Great Britain, Canada, France, South Africa, Italy, etc, along with a number of different PAQUEBOT handstamps and postmarks. The majority of material is pre-1950, with a good amount of early cards pre-1930. Online photos show a representation, noting small faults including corner bends, soiling, and a few tears, and appearing all postally used.. A nice large colourful lot. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Old Time Postcard Accumulation from a Nova Scotia Correspondence, with hundreds of picture postcards from the 1900s to 1920s, mostly to a family in Nova Scotia, as well as some unused. The cards are mostly loose, but also in two old time postcard albums, and pictures consist of real photos, Nova Scotia scenes and some from other places like British Columbia and Europe, etc. The lot also includes some covers with letters still inside, from the same period, as well as actual photographs, school report cards and a number of other paper ephemera. Many of the cards have aging problems, some of which are water damaged, but there still remains many fine to very fine. Our photo cannot do this one justice, so please plan on seeing it in person. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Group of Roughly 200 Picture Postcard Collected by Six Different Themes. 1900s-1960s, in four Lighthouse albums with roughly seventy five 2-row clear stock pages. The lot includes: 48 aviation cards, ranging from the 1950's to 1960's, and mostly United States aircraft; 19 cards depicting trains, ranging from the 1900s to the 1940s; 45 Great Lakes ships, primarily from 1910 to the 1920s, 52 buildings, including street scenes, from primarily Windsor, Ontario, along with landmark and military themes. The lot also includes roughly 20 covers collected for the cachet that relate to postcard themes. Online photos show a representation, noting a few small faults, and appearing all postally used. (Image)

Estimate $ 150

Accumulation of Over 1,000 Canada and Worldwide Post Cards, 1900s-1970s, filing a boxers box, with the majority of cards from Canada, postally used, and appearing to be mostly pre-1950s. We note street scenes, buildings, outdoor themes, along with a few real photo cards, and small town postmarks. Online photos show an overview, with some cards sleeved and priced, noting a few faults with corner wear and small tears. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 200