Lot 444 Newfoundland #115a-126i 1919 1c to 36c Trail of the Caribou Set Imperforate, with each unused (no gum, as issued) value presented in a horizontal pair, all but one have sheet margins at right, and nine of those have a double border line in colour of issue. A remarkable and lovely set which would be a great addition to any serious Newfoundland collection. Ex Professor Albert Hamilton collection (2017). Unitrade CV$4,200.
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Lot 423, Newfoundland thirteen cent Ship, VF trade sample proof in bright green
Lot 423 Newfoundland #30TSP 13c Ship Perforated Trade Sample Proof in Bright Green, printed on gummed stamp paper, very fine. Estimate C$300.
Lot 479, Newfoundland 1930 fifty cent on thirty-six cent Columbia Flight surcharge, VF lightly hinged
Lot 479 Newfoundland #C5 1930 50c on 36c Columbia Flight Surcharge, mint with full original gum, extremely lightly hinged (as per certificate only, as we cannot see any evidence), well centered with fresh, bright colour, very fine. One of the nicest examples we have handled. Accompanied by a 1993 B.P.A. certificate, as well as a 2021 Greene Foundation certificate, both stating the stamp is from “position 2” (of the setting). Unitrade CV$12,000.
Lot 567, Newfoundland two cent on sixty cent King Henry VII surcharge essay with doubled surcharge, Fine mint
Lot 567 Newfoundland #74E-2 1918 2c on 60c King Henry VII Surcharge Essay with Doubled Surcharge, mint hinged and fine. Accompanied by a 1973 Royal Philatelic Society of London certificate. Unitrade CV$1,000.
Lot 545, Newfoundland six and a half pence scarlet Heraldic, VF ng
Lot 545 Newfoundland #7 1857 6½d Scarlet Heraldic Imperforate, unused (no gum) with bright colour and four large to well clear margins, very fine. The stamp is accompanied by three certificates: 2012 Richard Gratton AIEP, 2012 Bernard and Pascal Behr and a 2013 Greene Foundation certificate. Rsv. $1,800. Unitrade CV$6,000.
