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30639 |
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Scott #4d(ii). SG #5. Three pence orange red on thin wove paper. A
Very Fine vertical strip of three with adequate to large margins all
around and three neat strikes of 7-ring target cancel in black. Scarce
multiple. |
600.00 |
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30651 |
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Scott #4d(i). SG #7. Three pence scarlet-vermilion on thin wove
paper. Very Fine horizontal pair with wide margins, well clear of the
framelines on all sides, and entirely free from faults. An excellent
classic. |
320.00 |
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30652 |
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Scott #4d. Unitrade #4d. SG #7. Three pence orange-red on thin wove
paper. Very Fine used horizontal pair with wide margins, well clear of
the framelines on all sides, and entirely free from faults. Seven-ring
target cancellation. An excellent classic. |
425.00 |
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30655 |
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Scott #4d. SG #7. Three pence orange-vermilion on thin wove paper,
imperforated. Superb example with large margins, showing large part of
sheet border at bottom, and very neat strike of 7-ring target
cancellation in black. Superb and Exceptional classic. |
275.00 |
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30656 |
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Scott #4d. SG #7. Three pence orange-vermilion on thin wove paper,
imperforated. Superb used single with huge margins, showing small part
of the adjacent stamp at top. Entirely free from faults. Excellent
classic. |
225.00 |
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30657 |
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Scott #4d. SG #7. Three pence orange-vermilion on thin wove paper,
imperforated. Superb used single with huge margins, including large
part of the sheet margin at top. There is a light corner crease which
affects only the wing margin. Sensational classic stamp. |
225.00 |
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30659 |
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Scott #4d. Unitrade #4iv. Stanley Gibbons #7. Three pence "beaver"
orange red, on thin white wove oily paper. Used example with large
margins all around, good colour, and cancelled with a 7-ring target
postmark in black. Very Fine stamp. |
200.00 |
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30660 |
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Scott #4d. SG #7. Three pence scarlet-vermilion on thin wove paper.
Fine used example. Margins range from clear to very large. None are
touching. A light strike of the 7-ring target cancellation in black.
Attractive. |
160.00 |
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30663 |
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Scott #4d. SG #7. Three pence scarlet-vermilion on thin wove paper.
Fine used with large margins all around and 7-ring target cancel in
black. |
150.00 |
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30664 |
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Scott #4d. SG #6. Three pence orange-red on thin wove paper. Fine to
Very Fine used with adequate to large margins all around and two
strikes of the 7-ring target cancellation in black. No faults. |
160.00 |
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30665 |
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Scott #4d. SG #6. Three pence orange-red on thin wove paper. Large
used example with ample and even margins all around, 7-ring target
cancellation in black. Minor corner crease. |
150.00 |
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30667 |
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Scott #4d. SG #7. Three pence orange-vermilion on thin wove paper,
imperforated. Fine used example, attractive, complete margins, though
somewhat narrow at right. Neat blue 7-Ring-target cancellation. |
150.00 |
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30670 |
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Scott #4d. SG #7. Three pence orange-vermilion on thin wove paper,
imperforated. A brilliant example, used, with large margins, rich
colour and very light and neat target cancellation. Few ironed-out
trivial creases, not obvious to look at. Still a stamp of great
appeal. |
150.00 |
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30671 |
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Scott #4d. SG #7. Three pence orange-vermilion on thin wove paper,
imperforated. Fine used example with complete margins, and entirely
free from faults. |
150.00 |
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30672 |
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Scott #4d. SG #7. Three pence orange-vermilion on thin wove paper,
imperforated. Fine used example with good colour, and complete
margins. Irregularly cut at one corner, but still entirely clear. |
135.00 |
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30827 |
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Scott #14. Stanley Gibbons #29. One cent
rose of 1859, perforated 12. An unused example, regummed, otherwise
sound. The front is still fresh and attractive. Stanley Gibbons 2010
catalogue value is GBP 350.00, which is about US$ 578.00. |
$240.00 |
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30880 |
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1862. Scott #17b. Ten cents brown on a small envelope sent from
Montreal to East Browntree Vermont. The stamp is tied by aduplex of
Montreal dated November 24th, 1862. There is no arrival backstamp.
Superb condition of stamp and cover.
- SOLD - |
125.00 |
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30908 |
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1862. Scott #19. "Jacques Cartier" 17 cents blue, Very
Fine used, exceptionally well centered and with light cancellation.
Unitrade 2006 catalogue value for a very fine used example is Can$
300.00. |
135.00 |
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30860 |
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Scott #23. One cent orange "Large
Queen" tied by two-ring numeral "1" Montreal)
cancellation to a prices current list addressed to London Ontario. The
stamp is in fine condition, entirely without faults. The prices current
list has a smal fault at lower-right, but still far above average
condition for these. |
150.00 |
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30862 |
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Scott #23. One cent orange "Large
Queen" cancelled by four-ring "512" postmark of Montreal.
Rounded corner at upper-left. |
100.00 |
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31297 |
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Scott #47. Queen Victoria 50 cents blue,
Fine mint with original gum, entirely free from faults or repairs. Scott
net retail is US$ 375.00. |
200.00 |
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32070 |
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Scott #87. Three cents carmine "Maple
Leaf" surcharged "2 CENTS". A mint block of eight stamps
with full inscription at top "OTTAWA-No.-6." A rare plate
block. Stamps have average centering, very fresh and unmounted mint.
|
150.00 |
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32184 |
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Scott #114. Seven cents red brown, unmounted mint block of four, all
four stamps fine to almost very fine. |
100.00 |
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32185 |
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Scott #114. Seven cents red brown, block of four with all four
stamps very fine, two very lightly hinged, two stamps never hinged.
|
100.00 |
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32550 |
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Scott #204. Five cents blue "Royal William" Centenary of
Steamboat link between Great Britain and Canada. A mint unmounted
block of 25 from the upper-right corner of the sheet, including the
Upper-right "PLATE NO. 2" Plate block. Unitrade $600.00,
Scott net retail US$ 300.00 + plate block extra value. Original Price
US$215.00, Special Reduced Price ... |
195.00 |
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32570 |
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Scott #209. United Empire Loyalists 10 cents olive green, superb
mint block of four. all stamps perfectly centered and never hinged.
|
120.00 |
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32540 |
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Scott #209. Ten cents Empire Loyalists,
Plate Block of four, all Very Fine, Never Hinged. Scott net retail for
four stamps is US$ 180.00. Unitrade catalogue value for a never hinged
plate block is Can$ 480.00. |
250.00 |
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32609 |
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Scott #268-273. Set of six plate blocks,
mint, Fine to Very Fine and Never Hinged, entirely fresh and without
faults. (6) Unitrade catalogue value is Can $ 534.75. |
275.00 |
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SPECIAL DELIVERY OFFICIAL STAMPS |
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33850 |
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Scott #EO1, EO2. Ten cents green Special
Delivery stamps overprinted "O.H.M.S." and "G", each
in superb, never hinged blocks of four. Unitrade catalogue value is Can
$ 180.00. (2) |
140.00 |
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MATCHED SETS OF PLATE BLOCKS |
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OF3280 |
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#O24. Oil wells, 50c green. Plate 1. Very
Fine matches set of plate blocks, Never Hinged. Unitrade catalogue value
is Can $ 260.00 plus 50% premium. |
165.00 |
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32390 |
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#O32. Totem Pole, $1 grey. Plate 1.
Matched set of plate blocks. Premium quality. |
250.00 |
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32391 |
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#O32. Totem Pole, $1 grey. Plate 2.
Matched set of plate blocks. Premium quality. |
250.00 |
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OF3301 |
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#O38. Textile Industry, 50c green. Plate
2. Very Fine Matched set of plate blocks, NH. Unitrade catalogue value
is Can$ 140.00 + 50% premium. |
100.00 |
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OF3312 |
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#O45a. Paper Industry, 20c green, 'Flying
G" (Type "c"). Matched Set of blank corners. Unitrade
catalogue value is Can $180.00 plus 50% premium. |
112.50 |
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POSTAL STATIONERY |
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32801 |
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Unitrade #UX7, UX11. Matched pair of
postal cards postmarked "Black Brook" and "Loggieville".
Both cancelled by the hand-cut cork device "OK". Fascinating
history of how this came about. A Very Rare matched pair. Maybe
irreplicable.
In 1889, "Black Brook" was a post village in
Northumberland County, New Brunswick, near the mouth of the Miramichi
River, and had a Post Master named Andrew Loggie. By 1895 the name of
the village and post office had been changed to "Loggieville",
as it is known today. At least two different, and probably more, handcut
killers as here illustrated "OK", were used at both "Black
Brook" and "Loggieville" between 1889 and 1896. As Andrew
Loggie the Post Master and his brother Robert were the leading general
merchants in the village at this time, it is assumed that the village
was renamed for them. |
400.00 |
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