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British Guiana #48/300, J1/J4, MR1. Enticing and clean dealer’s stock on 17 manila stockpages with about 1300, mostly used, stamps going back to the 1880’s (a few of the early are reprints/forgeries). Neatly organized and identified by Scott number and an (older) catalogue value with up to about 10 of a type. Includes better such as #165, 239 and 2 copies each of #167, 219, 222, 240, with a number of "Omnibus" issues right up to the end of the Colonial period. As well as lots of value, there is clearly some cancel interest here too. Lovely British America colony material, not often seen in this quantity. Estimate =
| $150.00 |
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British Honduras #1/82. This select dozen includes eleven Queens and a King. Includes #1 (no gum, catalogues the same mint and used), #2 used, #4 (no gum, catalogue as used), #5 & #10 used, #13-15 and #30-32 mint and #82 lightly used. A fresh offering. The mint stamps have typical moderate to heavy hinging. Expect a couple of minor faults. 2024 Scott US$771.50 =
| $1,041.53 |
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Brunei #62-75. Complete mint Lightly Hinged set of the 1947-1951 "Scene on Brunei River" / "Dwellings in Town of Brunei" series of 14 values. Fresh colour throughout. 2025 Scott US$171.35 =
| $231.30 |
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Bulgaria #5/4118, B1/B26, C1/C162, CB1-CB2, E1-E5, J4/J23, RA9/RA18. Better than average dealer’s stock/accumulation on 30 manila stockpages. Strength is pre-1960 including better singles such as 4 copies of #16, a single of #19 and two of #21. A mix of mint and used throughout, including a nice selection of "back of the book’’. Up to 15 of a type, well organized, catalogue numbers and values by Scott seem to be accurate, with generally nice condition. There is a bit of more recent material, including cancelled to order multiples of the 1991-1992 "Farm Animals" definitives. Great for collection or stock building. About 2500 stamps. Estimate =
| $200.00 |
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Canada #1. VF 4-margin used example of the 1851 issue 3 Penny Beaver imperf on horizontally laid paper (good strong laid-lines visible), with 7-ring target cancel. Accompanied by a British Philatelic Association (BPA) certificate, dated 1965. A well above average example of Canada's "number one". 2024 Scott US$1,200.00 =
| $1,620.00 |
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  56
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Canada #2. Used example of the 1851 issue 6p Consort on vertically laid paper (strong laid-lines). Nice colour, with 3 full margins, but into design on left side. An attractive Canadian Pence Issue classic. 2025 Scott US$1500.00 =
| $2,025.00 |
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  57
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Canada #2 Cover. VG 2-margin example of the 6p Prince Albert imperf on laid paper, tied to a February 1855 cross border cover from Kingston UC (ONT) to Morris, New York USA. A very respectable example of this "single use" properly used for the intended purpose of cross-border mail. Valued "on cover" by Unitrade catalogue. 2024 Unitrade =
| $3,000.00 |
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  58
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Canada #4a, 4d. Fine+ used examples of the 1852/1853 issued Unitrade sub-listings of the 3p Beaver imperforate issue including the brown red shade (4a) and orange-red on thin paper (4d). Some tight margins, but both are sound 3+margin examples. Valued as basic stamps by Scott catalogue. 2025 Scott US$400.00 =
| $540.00 |
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  59
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Canada #5d. Fine appearing, but with scuff/paper thin at right example of the 1855 issue grey violet shade of the 6p Prince Albert imperforate on thicker hard paper. Margins are large to just touching at upper right. This is the scarcest printing of this stamp, tough to find (as this one is) with a "face free" postmark. Comes with original photo cut-out from when originally purchased in the 1980’s. 2024 Scott US$2,750.00 =
| $3,712.50 |
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  60
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Canada #7. Used example of the 1855 issue 10p blue imperforate Cartier on thin pelure paper. Margins full to large on three sides, but cut-into design on top. Attractive "diamond grid" postmark, used at Toronto. 2024 Scott US$1,500.00 =
| $2,025.00 |
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  61
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Canada #8. VF mint / regummed hinge remnant example of the1857 half penny rose imperforate. Full to large margins all around. Valued as unused (no gum). 2024 Scott Classic US$875.00 =
| $1,181.25 |
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  62
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Canada #12. Fine used example of the 1858 issue perforated 3p Beaver. Light target cancel. All in all a very reasonable example of this very short usage and rare transitional pence item. 2024 Scott Classic US$1,400.00 =
| $1,890.00 |
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  63
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Canada #14/15. Selection of 8 used "Cents" issues including 1x 1c Victoria and 7x 5c Beaver, all selected for either re-entries / re-touches or imprint copies, expertly arranged on individual album pages, with black and white copies of the basic stamp, showing where the varieties exist in red pen. Of particular note, is #15v, the major re-entry (position 28), but with slightly rounded corner. Previously priced at $529.00. Estimate =
| $180.00 |
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  64
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Canada #14-15, 17-19. Used "First Cents" offering of five different issues, unchecked for better shades or varieties. A good quality offering. 2025 Scott US$677.50 =
| $914.65 |
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  65
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Canada #14iv. Clear example of the rare and popular "Q flaw" (position 38) variety on the 1c rose Victoria 1859 "First Cents" issue. Reasonably cancelled and fine centered, but with a shallow thin (likely from hinging at one time) noticeable when held to light. 2024 Unitrade =
| $1,000.00 |
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  66
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Canada #16. Faulty (trimmed lower perfs), but still very decent looking example of the 10c black brown 1859 "Consort" from the First Cents issue. Tidy "20" four ring cancel (Melbourne LC, RF 6, "rare"). A nice "spacefiller" example of this rare and key 19th century issue. 2024 Scott US$6,000.00 =
| $8,100.00 |
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Canada #17 Varieties. An interested used trio of 1859 "Cents" 10c Prince Albert issues, all selected for being varieties including guide dot/short transfer, imprint and the major re-entry (#17iii, position 29). All still on the original Saskatoon Stamp Centre sales card, with some additional enlarged colour photocopies. Estimate =
| $150.00 |
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  68
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Canada #19 Cover. Early use of the 17c Cartier (first printing) on folded cover / letter from Brantford UC (ONT) to Roxburghshire, Scotland, October 1859. A pretty example of this single use "Cents", properly used. Valued "on cover" by Unitrade catalogue (previous owner paid $500.00). 2024 Unitrade =
| $400.00 |
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  69
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Canada #20a. F/VF used example of the Scott and Unitrade listed deep claret rose shade of the 1864 Cents issue 2c Queen Victoria. Sound, attractive and scarce. 2024 Scott US$400.00 =
| $540.00 |
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Canada #21/30. Study group selection of 19 used Large Queens, neatly arranged on a cut-down stockpage unchecked for better papers, shades and retouches. While most are sound there are several perf faults noted, with the 5c having a corner crease and 12-1/2c with blunted perfs along the bottom. A few better postmarks noted. Owner’s 2025 Scott US$1205.00 =
| $1,626.75 |
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  71
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Canada #26. Fine unused / regummed hinged example of the 5c olive green, perf 11.5 x12, QV Large Queen. Fresh colour. Valued as unused, no gum. 2024 Scott Classic US$1600.00 =
| $2,160.00 |
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  72
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Canada #26a. Fine unused (no gum) example of the 6c yellow brown QV Large Queen. A great colour and a clear example of the lighter shade of this issue. 2025 Scott Classic US$1550.00 =
| $2,092.50 |
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Canada #26i. Fine unused / regummed hinged example of the Unitrade listed 5c deep olive green, 1875 QV Large Queen, perf 11.5 x 12 issue. Catalogued as the basic shade / no gum by Scott catalogue. 2024 Scott Classic US$1600.00 =
| $2,160.00 |
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Canada #28. Fine+ unused (no gum) example of the 12 ½ c blue QV Large Queen. Strikingly fresh colour. A very pretty example of this QV issue. 2024 Scott Classic US$950.00 =
| $1,282.50 |
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Canada #30c. Fine used example of the 15c Large Queen, deep violet shade on very thick paper. Light corner crease at UR, otherwise a sound and Fine example of this Large Queen rarity. Far better than we usually see, as these are often found thinned due to the nature of the paper. 2025 Scott US$1,350.00 =
| $1,822.50 |
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Canada #37, 41. Specialized collection of used Canada Small Queens, containing roughly 575 stamps, on 42 pages in a binder. The collection is essentially in two parts, beginning with a study of re-entries on 3c (x150), 5c (x6), 6c (x10), with stamps accompanied with an enlarged scan of the stamp design highlighting the area, or degree, of the re-entry. The second part of the lot contains roughly 300x 3c Small Queens, organized into a "calendar" collection, organized by each month. We note a variety of postmarks including squared circles, CDS, split ring, etc., including a few socked on the fully dated town cancels. Provenance for this collection includes Bill MacDonald (former editor BNAPS Re-entry study group), and Saskatoon Stamp Centre. Online photos show a sampling. A nice lot for the Small Queen collector, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
| $350.00 |
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Canada #41 Misperf. Striking mint Never Hinged left sheet-margin 3c vermillion QV Small Queen, with dramatic misperforation dividing the stamp design nearly in half. A striking plus-value items for any Canada collector. Estimate =
| $120.00 |
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Canada #41b. VF mint original gum hinged / remnant imperforate pair of the 3c vermilion Small Queen. VF appearance, but due to an original fold, these have split into two singles, held together by hinge. 2025 Scott US$450.00 =
| $607.50 |
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Canada #41vi. A wonderful used selection of 8 "Vampire Bites / Moles / Slashes" on the neck, in 5 different states, as arranged and highlighted on individual pages, ex. Bill MacDonald (ex. Editor, BNAPS re-entry study group). There are 5 here identified as "Vampire Bites", 2 as "Slashes on Neck" and 1"Mole on Neck". An excellent study of this well known Unitrade listed variety. Estimate =
| $450.00 |
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Canada #42a. VF mint original gum hinged imperforate pair of the 5c gray Small Queen. A lovely pair, with just a bit of gum-loss due to hinging. The perfect piece to showcase your Small Queen page. 2025 Scott US$675.00 =
| $911.25 |
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Canada #43, 43a. Fine mint OG Hinged / Hinge remnant examples of both the red brown / chocolate brown shades of the 6c QV Small Queen. A bit of gum bleed on the LR corner of #43a, mentioned "for the record". An attractive duo of Small Queen shades. 2025 Scott US$825.00 =
| $1,113.75 |
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Canada #45. Fine mint Lightly Hinged pair of the 10c brown red QV Small Queen. Attractive full original gum, and Post Office fresh colour. 2025 Scott US$1350.00 =
| $1,822.50 |
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Canada #46-47. F/VF mint OG Hinged examples of the 1893 issue 20c vermilion and 50c deep blue Queen Victoria "Widows Weeds". The 50c stamp is particularly well-centered. 2025 Scott US$800.00 =
| $1,080.00 |
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Canada #50-60. Sound and F-VF mint Hinged part set of 1897 Jubilee issues, consisting of the 1/2c to 50c values. The 1/2c and 10c values have shallow hinge thins, and are included, but not counted in the total catalogue value. A very good start to a fresh and attractive complete set. 2025 Scott US$1493.00 =
| $2,015.55 |
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Canada #59. Fine used example of the 20c vermillion, 1897 QV Jubilee issue, with "socked on the nose" Balgonie ASSA (Assiniboia) Dec 31,1897 split ring postmark. Mid-value Jubilee’s with Western Canada postmarks are seldom seen, especially this nice. 2025 Scott (for the stamp alone) is US$190.00 ($256.50), but the postmark is the star of the show here. Estimate =
| $120.00 |
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Canada #60. VF centered mint hinged example of the 50c ultramarine 1897 issue Jubilee. Unitrade is $500.00 for VF mint Hinged. 2025 Scott US$375.00 =
| $506.25 |
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Canada #60ii. VF centered mint Lightly Hinged example of the scarce Unitrade listed pale blue (powder blue) shade of the 1897 issue 50c Jubilee. 2024 Unitrade =
| $800.00 |
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Canada #61. Fresh and fine centered mint hinged example of the 1897 issue $1.00 lake Queen Victoria Jubilee. Great colour and appearance, a very pretty stamp. 2025 Scott US$750.00 =
| $1,012.50 |
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Canada #62. VF mint Hinged example of the $2.00 deep purple 1897 issue Queen Victoria Jubilee. 2025 Unitrade is $2,000.00 for VF mint Hinged. Marvelous centering. 2025 Scott US$1,300.00 =
| $1,755.00 |
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Canada #63 SPECIMEN. VF centered OG Hinge Remnant example of the $3.00 1897 issue Jubilee with SPECIMEN overprint. Rich yellow bistre shade and fresh! A wonderful item to spice up any Victorian collection. 2024 Unitrade =
| $800.00 |
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Canada #64. Fine mint hinged example of 1897 issue the $4.00 purple high value Queen Victoria Jubilee. Great deep colour. 2025 Scott US$1,300.00 =
| $1,755.00 |
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Canada #65. F/VF mint hinged example of the $5.00 olive green high value 1897 Jubilee issue. Attractive full gum and fresh colour. 2025 Scott US$1,300.00 =
| $1,755.00 |
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Canada #66-73. Fresh and F-VF mint complete 1897-1898 QV "Leaf" set of eight. Mostly reasonably hinged, with a couple of small hinge remnants. The 6c value is particularly well centered. All in all a lovely and valuable set. 2025 Scott US$1,460.00 =
| $1,971.00 |
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Canada #79, 79b. Fine mint OG Hinged examples of both the regular issue, and then Unitrade / Scott listed "whiter paper" 5c QV "Numeral" issue. A bit of gum loss on the #79 example and hinge remnant of #79b. Nice to get these both at once! 2025 Scott US$500.00 =
| $675.00 |
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Canada #80, 81, 83, 84. Fine mint Lightly Hinged group of four (of the five) high values of the 1898-1902 QV "Numeral" issue. A great chance to get these without having to bid on the lower values, as they are usually the "empty spots" on this Canada album page. 2025 Scott US$1,440.00 =
| $1,944.00 |
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Canada #84. F/VF mint block of the 1900 issued 20c olive green, Queen Victoria "Numeral" high-value. Hinged on top, Never Hinged on bottom, but with unobtrusive natural gum bend on bottom pair (so conservatively, all valued as hinged). A high quality mint block. Very fresh. 2025 Scott US$2600.00 =
| $3,510.00 |
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Canada #89xxxii. Paste-up strip of four of the 1c green Edward VII experimental coil, mint Never Hinged with "Ottawa 1" roller cancel. The paste-up here occurs on the bottom stamp, which shows nicely as "out of alignment" with the other three stamps. The paste-up is a bit fragile, as often found but still soundly intact. Suffice to say, we don’t see these often! 2024 Unitrade
| $2,000.00 |
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Canada #125/130. Mint Hinged Admiral perf 8 (vertically) coil assembly on card. Includes four singles and three pairs, all reasonably hinged with the exception of #130, which is Never Hinged. A good value assembly. 2025 Scott US$420.50 =
| $567.70 |
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Canada #127a. Fine mint Never Hinged part-perforate vertical pair (imperforate horizontally) of the 2c green "Fathers of Confederation" from the 1927 "Confederation" series. Only 250 pairs issued. Vibrant original colour and perfect unblemished gum. An eyecatching "plus value" pair. 2025 Scott US$180.00 =
| $243.00 |
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Canada #128a, 180, 181i, 182i, 205-207, 228-230, 238-240, 263-281. Select mint (mostly) Never Hinged coil holding, with 19 different George V/ George VI pairs, plus 7 duplicate pairs (26 pairs in total). Only the 1c / 2c Medallion / 3c Pictorial issue (three pairs in total) are hinged, and included many better centered VF pairs, plus "line pairs" of two of the George V "Leaf/Arch" series. While the NH and VF stamps would add substantially to the catalogue value, the owner has very conservatively valued the entire group as fine, hinged. Owner’s 2024 Unitrade =
| $610.00 |
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