CANADA 1911 ADMIRAL ISSUE COVERS continued...
| LotNo. |
Symbol |
Lot Description |
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| 181 |
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 1923 TORONTO 7¢ DOUBLE WAR RATE to NEWFOUNDLAND & FORWARDED, Admiral
#108,110 pays the 2 ounce Empire war letter rate (2 x 3¢ per ounce + 1¢ war tax), on overall multicolour illustrated adv cover for the GILLETT BAKING POWDER COMPANY showing the Toronto factory and offices, dated AUG7'1923 and
addressed to ST-JOHN'S-NEWF'D, redirected on AUG13'1923 to the mail clerk on the SS CLYDE, small cover reduction LHS and a bit of travel wear from the trip, a very scarce rate and nice re-routing, F+ ($125 US) (Image) |
C$150+
SOLD for C$130.00
Closing..Mar-22, 01:00 PM |
| 182 |
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 1913 EDMONTON 7¢ REGISTERED RATE to ENGLAND, Edward issue #89 and Admiral
#111 uprates a 1¢ stationery envelope to pay the 2¢ Empire 1 ounce letter rate + 5¢ registration fee, on cover dated JUL31'1913 and addressed to WOKING-ENGLAND with receiver b/s AUG13'1913, routing via WINNIPEG + closed bag to
LONDON-ENGLAND, some rough opening at top and minor stains, F-VF ($65 US) (Image) |
C$75+
SOLD for C$70.00
Closing..Mar-22, 01:00 PM |
| 183 |
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 1928 CALGARY 16¢ REGISTERED DOUBLE RATE to ENGLAND, Admiral #110 and #147
pays the 6¢ Empire 2 ounce letter rate (2 x 3¢ per ounce) + 10¢ registration fee, on CANADIAN CARBONATE LTD stationery dated MAY15'1928 and addressed to WINCANTON-ENGLAND with receiver b/s JUN14'1928, routing via MONTREAL +
MONTREAL-B-&-F-DIV, quite a scarce short-lived rate and F-VF ($85 US) (Image) |
C$100+
SOLD for C$85.00
Closing..Mar-22, 01:00 PM |
| 184 |
|
 1925 MONTREAL SHORT-PAID 3¢ WAR RATE to ENGLAND, Admiral #109 short pays
the 4¢ Empire 1 ounce war letter rate (3¢ per ounce + 1¢ war tax), on cover dated OCT7'1925 and addressed to MORLEY-ENGLAND, taxed 10 centimes (2¢) for double the deficiency and paid by 1d British postage due stamp, a few
wrinkles from the trip, good markings and F-VF ($85 US) (Image) |
C$100+
SOLD for C$60.00
Closing..Mar-22, 01:00 PM |
| 185 |
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 1922 DUNCAN'S-STATION-BC 4¢ WAR RATE to IRELAND, nice early use of Admiral
#110 pays the Empire 1 ounce war letter rate (3¢ per ounce + 1¢ war tax) on cover dated NOV16'1922 and addressed to MALAHIDE-IRELAND, VF ($6 5 US) (Image) |
C$75+
SOLD for C$50.00
Closing..Mar-22, 01:00 PM |
| 186 |
|
 1921 MONTREAL 2¢ POSTCARD RATE to FRANCE, Admiral #106 pays the UPU
postcard rate dated AUG22'1921 and addressed to CHATEAURENAULT-FRANCE (Image) |
C$50+
SOLD for C$40.00
Closing..Mar-22, 01:00 PM |
| 187 |
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 1927 TORONTO 4¢ POSTCARD RATE to FRANCE, Admiral #110 pays the short-lived
4¢ UPU postcard rate dated APR25'1927 and addressed to PARIS, message was less than 6 words and could have qualified for the printed matter 2¢ rate, VF ($65 US) (Image) |
C$75+
SOLD for C$60.00
Closing..Mar-22, 01:00 PM |
| 188 |
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 1923 MONTREAL OVERPAID 6¢ POSTCARD RATE to FRANCE, Admiral #108(x3)
overpays the short-lived 6¢ UPU postcard rate, dated MAR13'1923 and addressed to PARIS, a very scarce rate and F-VF ($85 US) (Image) |
C$100+
SOLD for C$75.00
Closing..Mar-22, 01:00 PM |
| 189 |
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 1912 POINTE-AU-PIC-QUE 5¢ RATE to FRANCE, Admiral #104,106 uprates a
2¢ Edward stationery envelope to pay the 5¢ per ounce UPU letter rate, dated JUL19'1912 and addressed to PARIS, VF ($65 US) (Image) |
C$75+
SOLD for C$50.00
Closing..Mar-22, 01:00 PM |
| 190 |
|
 1924 MONTREAL 10¢ RATE to FRANCE, Admiral #117 pays the short-lived UPU
10¢ first ounce letter rate on CANADIAN BANK of COMMERCE cover dated OCT30'1924 and addressed to LYON-FRANCE, small cover reduction LHS, F-VF ($65 US) (Image) |
C$75+
SOLD for C$60.00
Closing..Mar-22, 01:00 PM |
| 191 |
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 1925 MONTREAL 8¢ RATE to FRANCE, Admiral #107 and #109(x2) pays the UPU
8¢ first ounce letter rate on cover dated DEC14'1925 and addressed to GAP-FRANCE with receiver b/s DEC26'1925, small piece of backflap missing, F-VF ($65 US) (Image) |
C$75+
SOLD for C$45.00
Closing..Mar-22, 01:00 PM |
| 192 |
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 1930 MONTREAL UN-NOTICED 1¢ SHORT-PAID POSTCARD RATE to GERMANY, Admiral
1¢ postal card short-pays the 4¢ UPU postcard rate dated JUN3'1930 and addressed to BERLIN, should have been 6¢ double deficiency postage due but went undetected by all the postal authorities, VF ($65 US) (Image) |
C$75+
SOLD for C$50.00
Closing..Mar-22, 01:00 PM |
| 193 |
|
 1927 WINKLER-MAN 4¢ POSTCARD RATE to GERMANY, Admiral #107 uprated a
2¢ postal card to pay the short-lived UPU 4¢ postcard rate, dated APR21'1927 and addressed to BERLIN, F-VF ($65 US) (Image) |
C$75+
SOLD for C$60.00
Closing..Mar-22, 01:00 PM |
| 194 |
|
 1913 TORONTO 5¢ RATE to GERMANY, single franking #111 pays the 5¢ UPU
first ounce letter rate, on cover dated JAN21'1913 and addressed to WURZBURG-GERMANY, F-VF ($65 US) (Image) |
C$75+
SOLD for C$70.00
Closing..Mar-22, 01:00 PM |
| 195 |
|
 1918 TORONTO OVERPAID 3¢ POSTCARD RATE to HOLLAND, Admiral #104 uprates a
2¢ postal card to overpay the 2¢ UPU postcard rate, dated JAN19'1918 and addressed to BILT-HOLLAND, the sender incorrectly applied a 1¢ war tax that did not apply for UPU countries, VF ($65 US)
(Image) |
C$75+
SOLD for C$60.00
Closing..Mar-22, 01:00 PM |
| 196 |
|
 1921 NORDEGG-ALTA 6¢ POSTCARD RATE to BELGIUM, Admiral 108(x2) pays the
short-lived 6¢ UPU postcard rate, dated DEC29'1921 and addressed to ANTWERP, rare rate and VF ($125 US) (Image) |
C$150+
SOLD for C$120.00
Closing..Mar-22, 01:00 PM |
| 197 |
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 1917 LINWOOD-ONT OVERPAID 6¢ RATE to DENMARK, nice admiral #MR2 strip of 3
overpays the 5¢ UPU first ounce letter rate on cover dated FEB23'1917 and addressed to AARHUS-DENMARK with receiver b/s APR8'1917, unusual franking and F-VF ($85 US) (Image) |
C$100+
SOLD for C$80.00
Closing..Mar-22, 01:00 PM |
| 198 |
|
 1926 TORONTO 8¢ RATE to DENMARK, Admiral #105(x2) and #109(x2) pays the
8¢ UPU first ounce letter rate on WOLVERTON FLOUR MILLS adv cover dated JAN6'1926 and addressed to COPENHAGEN, F-VF ($65 US) (Image) |
C$75+
SOLD for C$40.00
Closing..Mar-22, 01:00 PM |
| 199 |
|
 1915 MINNEDOSA-MAN 5¢ RATE to SWEDEN, Admiral #104 and #MR2(x2) pays the
5¢ UPU first ounce letter rate on cover dated SEP4'1915 and addressed to HUDIGSVALL-SWEDEN, nice multicolor war patriotic showing the allied flags on back, rough opening on backflap, F+ ($65 US)
(Image) |
C$75+
SOLD for C$60.00
Closing..Mar-22, 01:00 PM |
| 200 |
|
 1919 TORONTO 5¢ RATE to SWEDEN, Admiral #106,108 pays the 5¢ UPU
first ounce letter rate on PURITY FLOUR MILLS cover with red and blue illustrated adv logo both front and back, dated JAN22'1919 and addressed to NORRKOEPING-SWEDEN with receiver b/s FEB14'1919, Canadian Censor-C.239 sealing tape, VF ($85
US) (Image) |
C$100+
SOLD for C$60.00
Closing..Mar-22, 01:00 PM |
