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Canadian Provinces - Newfoundland: 1919-21 Airmail Issues continued...
LotNo. Symbol CatNo. Lot Description
281     C2 imageNewfoundland, Airmail, 1919, $1 on 15¢ "Trans-Atlantic". Vibrant color, canceled by cork, partial "Harbour Grace, Nfld, Jun 14" cds on cover with bold "Atlantic Aerial Mail, Handley Page, Jul 7, 1919" oval, addressed to London, England and forwarded upon arrival to Paris, France, Parrsboro (7.7) transit backstamp; corner flaw and small tear at top, otherwise Very Fine, with 1987 E. Diena certificate and signed.
Scott Nos. C2; $1,500. (Image1)

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Scott $1,500

SOLD for $700.00
Will close during Public Auction
282     C2 imageNewfoundland, Airmail, 1919, $1 on 15¢ "Trans-Atlantic". Tied by "St. John's, Nfld. Jun 9, 1919" machine cancel on cover to London, England, partial "Harbour Grace, Nfld. Ju 14, 1919" transit cds; file creases and wear, Fine and scarce flight cover, Only 234 Franked C2 covers sent on the Handley-Page Flight, with 1982 E. Diena certificate and signed.
Scott Nos. C2; $1,500.

Alcock and Brown had won the prize, but the giant plane was finally ready to go on July 4th, and the crew decided to try for New York out of Harbour Grace. Unfortunately, an oil leak forced them down at Parrsboro, Nova Scotia. After extensive repairs they completed the flight but no mail was carried across the Atlantic on the Mauretania. (Image1)

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Scott $1,500

SOLD for $475.00
Will close during Public Auction
283     C2 imageNewfoundland, Airmail, 1919, $1 on 15¢ "Trans-Atlantic". Well centered with vibrant color, tied by cork cancel, matching partial "Habour Grace, Nfld, JU 14, 19" cds on cover with black "Atlantic Aerial Mail, Handley Page, Jun 14, 1919" oval backstamp, military address to soldier, 336 Siege Battery R.G.A., B.E.F., Germany, some edge wear, light fold at bottom, F.-V.F.
Scott Nos. C2; $1,500.

The special "Atlantic Aerial Mail, Handley Page" oval cachet backstamp was used only on mail dispatched from Harbour Grace. 115 covers were carried on the flight postmarked at St. John's and later a Harbour Grace. 119 covers were postmarked only at Harbour Grace. (Image1)

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Scott $1,500

SOLD for $375.00
Will close during Public Auction
284     C2a imageNewfoundland, Airmail, 1919, $1 on 15¢ "Trans-Atlantic", without comma after "Post". Well centered with rich color, tied by partial "St. John's Nfld., Jun 11, 1919" machine cancel on blue cover to London, England, Jun. 17th arrival backstamp, Very Fine, with 1997 Greene Foundation certificate.
Scott Nos. C2a; $1,500.

On June 14, 1919, four days after Lt. Brown's letter to his mother, Captain Alcock and Brown took off from St. John's in the Vickers-Vimy. Sixteen hours later they arrived in Clifden, Ireland. They had completed the first non-stop Atlantic crossing by a "heavier-than-air machine", thus winning £10,000 Daily New prize. The $1 stamp franked 196 letters carried. (Image1)

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Scott $1,500

SOLD for $1,150.00
Will close during Public Auction
285     C2a imageNewfoundland, Airmail, 1919, $1 on 15¢ "Trans-Atlantic", without comma after "Post". Well centered, vibrant color, tied by "St. Johns, Nfld. Jul 12, 1919" machine cancel on cover to London, England, London (1.7) arrival backstamp; small sealed edge tear at left, some light soiling and stamp with tiny stain, F.-V.F., with 1968 R.P.S.L. certificate.
Scott Nos. C2a; $1,500.

ONE OF 20 RECORDED SUPPLEMENTARY MAIL USES SENT JULY 12, 1919 FOR THE SECOND ATTEMPT OF THE MARTINSYDE.

The $1 stamps were also used on 25 pieces of supplementary mail postmarked July 12, 1919 for a second attempt of the Martinsyde. The plane wrecked on takeoff. Its pilot turned over the mail to London officials in January 1920. Covers are backstamped 7 JA 20. A. (Image1)

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Scott $1,500

SOLD for $700.00
Will close during Public Auction
286 /    C3, C3b imageNewfoundland, Airmail, 1921, 35¢ "Halifax", without and with period after "1921". Full o.g., bottom right stamp n.h., block of four, top pair with period, bottom pair without, well centered, rich color on bright paper, fresh and Very Fine.
Scott Nos. C3, C3b; $680. (Image1)

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Scott $680

SOLD for $150.00
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287     C3d, C3f imageNewfoundland, Airmail, 1921, 35¢ "Halifax", "1921" below "f" of "Halifax" and narrow "AIR MAIL", without period after "1921". O.g., two better setting varieties, C3d nicely centered with rich color, C3f centered low, F.-V.F. and scarce pair of setting varieties.
Scott Nos. C3d, C3f; $1,000. (Image1)

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Scott $1,000

SOLD for $210.00
Will close during Public Auction
288 o    C3j imageNewfoundland, Airmail, 1921, 35¢ "Halifax", narrow "AIR MAIL", "1921" below "f" of "Halifax". Neat wavy line machine cancel, wide margins, deep rich color, Very Fine.
Scott Nos. C3j; $500. (Image1)

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Scott $500

SOLD for $200.00
Will close during Public Auction
Canadian Provinces - Newfoundland: 1930-33 Airmail Issues
LotNo. Symbol CatNo. Lot Description
289     C5 imageNewfoundland, Airmail, 1930, 50¢ on 36¢ Columbia Flight. Position 2, nicely centered, bright and fresh, o.g.; tone spot on reverse, Very Fine, signed Bloch, with clear 1968 Friedl certificate.
Scott Nos. C5; $9,000.

The Newfoundland government overprinted 300 copies of the 36¢ "Caribou" issue for use on this flight. Only 100 were actually used: 65 from St. John's and 35 from Harbour Grace. After flying 2,650 miles, the plane was forced down at Tresco Island, off the coast of England. The "Columbia" was able to finish the flight, landing at Croydon Airport on October 13. (Image1)

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Scott $9,000

SOLD for $3,750.00
Will close during Public Auction
290     C5 imageNewfoundland, Airmail, 1930, 50¢ on 36¢ Columbia Flight. Well centered with rich color, tied by "St. Johns, N'fld. Sep 25, 1930" machine cancel to Hants, England, endorsed "Air Mail, Colombia" at bottom left, Harbour Grace (10.9) transit backstamp; top edge tear and vertical fold, Very Fine, with 1938 Kessler and 1974 P.F. certificates.
Scott Nos. C5; $12,000.

ONE OF ONLY 65 FLIGHT COVERS FROM ST. JOHN'S WITH THE 50¢ ON 30¢ SURCHARGE COLUMBIA FLIGHT ISSUE.

On October 9, 1930, a U.S. Navy crew of two left Harbour Grace in the Miss Columbia, refueled on Tresco Island (England) and arrived in Croydon on the 11th. 65 covers were postmarked at St. John's and 35 at Harbour Grace. The consignor has documented a total of 34 covers from St. John's and 16 from Harbour Grace. (Image1)

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Scott $12,000

SOLD for $3,250.00
Will close during Public Auction
291     C5 imageNewfoundland, Airmail, 1930, 50¢ on 36¢ Columbia Flight. Well centered with rich color, tied by "Harbour Grace, OC 9, 30" cds, additional strike adjacent on cover to Lowestoft, England, Oct. 13th arrival backstamp; top edge fault and vertical fold at center, F.-V.F., signed Bloch, with 1974 Friedl certificate.
Scott Nos. C5; $15,000.

ONE OF ONLY 35 FLIGHT COVERS FROM HARBOUR GRACE WITH THE 50¢ ON 30¢ SURCHARGE COLUMBIA FLIGHT ISSUE. (Image1)

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Scott $15,000

SOLD for $4,000.00
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292 /    C6-C8, C9-C11 imageNewfoundland, Airmail, 1931, 15¢ to $1 Pictorial issue complete. O.g., $1 values with bottom top pairs hinged, C10 one stamp slight disturbance, rest never hinged, set of blocks of four for the unwatermarked and watermarked issues, bright and fresh, F.-V.F. and scarce set of blocks.
Scott Nos. C6-C8, C9-C11; $1,480. (Image1)

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Scott $1,480

SOLD for $475.00
Will close during Public Auction
293 /    C12 imageNewfoundland, Airmail, 1932, $1.50 on $1 Dornier DO-X Flight. Block of 4, setting of four, o.g., bottom pair never hinged, well centered, bright and fresh, Very Fine.
Scott Nos. C12; $1,400.

The giant Dornier DO-X flying boat (which could carry up to 170 passengers) did not find a buyer in the U.S., so it was decided to fly it back to Germany in 1932 via Newfoundland and the Azores. 8,000 of the watermarked version of the $1 air mail (which traced the Alcock-Brown flight's route) were surcharged $1.50. The successful 1932 flight demonstrated the great advances made in just 13 years since Alcock-Brown. Use of the underlying stamp with its reference to their pioneering effort. (Image1)

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Scott $1,400

SOLD for $525.00
Will close during Public Auction
294 o    C12 var. imageNewfoundland, Airmail, 1932, $1.50 on $1 Dornier DO-X Flight, dramatic misplaced overprint. Overprint shifted upward, well centered, machine cancel, Very Fine and scarce example if this striking variety. Newf. Spec. Nos. AM13a $850.
Scott Nos. C12 var.; $275 as normal. (Image1)

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Scott $275 as normal

SOLD for $300.00
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295     C12 imageNewfoundland, Airmail, 1932, $1.50 on $1 Dornier DO-X Flight. Tied by two strikes of blue "Holyrood, MY 20, 32" cds on cover mailed back to St. John's bearing Germany 25pf blue tied by "Holtenau, 29.7 32" cds, reverse with St. John's (8.16) machine arrival backstamp, Very Fine.
Scott Nos. C12; Estimate $400 - 600.

ONE OF ONLY THREE RECORDED FLIGHT COVERS FROM HOLYROOD.

A few covers were sent back to Newfoundland from Holtenau, Germany similarly franked. Only three are recorded, and one is signed by DO-X Engineer Harry Brewton - so it is assumed he is responsible for these interesting uses. (Image1)

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Est. $400-600
SOLD for $700.00
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296     C12 imageNewfoundland, Airmail, 1932, $1.50 on $1 Dornier DO-X Flight. Tied by "St. Johns, N'fld. May 19, 1932" machine cancel on flight cover to London, England, "By Air Mail" blue label, fresh and Very Fine.
Scott Nos. C12; $400. (Image1)

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Scott $400

SOLD for $260.00
Will close during Public Auction
297     C12a imageNewfoundland, Airmail, 1932, $1.50 on $1 Dornier DO-X Flight, inverted surcharge. O.g., nicely centered, strong color, Very Fine, Only 50 Were Printed, with 1959 R.P.S.L. (photocopy) and 2004 Brandon certificates, Sanabria and Billig backstamps. Newf. Spec. Nos. AM13b $20,750.
Scott Nos. C12a; $20,000.

A RARE EXAMPLE OF DORNIER DO-X WITH INVERTED SURCHARGE. (Image1)

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Scott $20,000

SOLD for $9,000.00
Will close during Public Auction
298 /    C13-C17 imageNewfoundland, Airmail, 1933, 5¢-75¢ Labrador complete. O.g., top pairs h.r.'s, bottom pairs never hinged, nicely centered set of blocks of four including two 10¢ shades, a Very Fine set of blocks.
Scott Nos. C13-C17; $992. (Image1)

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Scott $992

SOLD for $375.00
Will close during Public Auction
299     C18 imageNewfoundland, Airmail, 1933, $4.50 on 75¢ Balbo Flight. Block of 4, o.g., never hinged, setting of four, well centered within large margins, strong color on bright paper, fresh and Extremely Fine.
Scott Nos. C18; $2,000.

On July 26, 1933, 24 Italian SM.55X seaplanes under General Italo Balbo landed at Shoal Harbour, Newfoundland after a U.S. tour. 8,000 of the 1933 75¢ airmails were surcharged to $4.50 in block of four for mail on the return flight to Europe. All positions of the block can be plated. (Image1)

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Scott $2,000

SOLD for $1,100.00
Will close during Public Auction
300 /    C18 imageNewfoundland, Airmail, 1933, $4.50 on 75¢ Balbo Flight. Block of 4 showing the complete setting of 4, o.g., lightly hinged at top, never hinged at bottom, bright and fresh, Very Fine, a scarce multiple bearing each of the four settings, with 2007 C.P.E.S. certificate.
Scott Nos. C18; $1,600 for singles. (Image1)

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Scott $1,600 for singles

SOLD for $700.00
Will close during Public Auction

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