Lot 183 Canada #105 1922 1c Orange Yellow Admiral, Die I, Wet Printing, mint never hinged, super fresh with large margins, extremely fine. A outstanding stamp in all respects. Accompanied by a 2021 Greene Foundation certificate. Rsv. $200. Unitrade CV$120, sold for C$200.00 plus 17% buyer’s premium.
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Lot 1308, Sweden NH Collection 1941-54 in a Lighthouse hingeless album, sold for C$585
Lot 1308 Sweden Mint Never Hinged Collection in a Lighthouse Hingeless Album, while the like-new Lighthouse album contains pages from 1855 to 1973, the stamps range from 1941 to 1954 and features a good run of complete sets of coils, plus usually a pair, and sometimes two singles of the booklet stamps (perforated on three sides). All fresh and mint never hinged, all in a useful album. Scans only show a sampling. Scott CV U$534, sold for C$500.00 plus 17% buyer’s premium.
Lot 495, Canada 1865 printed circular mailed at the 5c Letter Rate, sold for C$438
Lot 495 Canada #14 1865 Printed Circular Mailed at the 5c Letter Rate, a printed folded circular (no handwriting inside, but containing two pages of printed matter) mailed from Montréal on OCT.27.1865 to Repentigny, franked with a strip of five of the 1c rose Queen Victoria, paying the 5c letter rate. Very fine and interesting. Estimate $150, sold for C$375.00 plus 17% buyer’s premium.
Lot 159, Canada 1903 two cent carmine King Edward VII VF NH, sold for C$351
Lot 159 Canada #90 1903 2c Carmine King Edward VII, Type II, mint never hinged, fresh with large margins and very fine. A lovely stamp in all respects. Accompanied by a 2021 Greene Foundation certificate. Rsv. $225. Unitrade CV$315, sold for C$300.00 plus 17% buyer’s premium.
Lot 740, Newfoundland collection of interesting varied covers neatly written-up on pages, sold for C$555
Lot 740 Newfoundland Collection of Interesting Varied Covers Neatly Written-Up on Pages, starts off with three registered stationery covers mailed to the US plus another air mail registered cover, followed by a study of several different Newfoundland meter frankings, a study of three covers having gone through the Newfoundland sorting office in North Sydney, NS, followed by a study of “Stampless covers of 1918-1920” with four covers, then on to “Official Mail” with nine covers, then “Stampless covers of the forties” with eight covers and ends with a page showing five packing slips that were used to sort mail on trains. Overall very fine and interesting, all pages photographed online. Estimate $200, sold for C$475.00 plus 17% buyer’s premium.