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The BNA PERFORATORPublished by The British North America Philatelic Society - Canadian Perfins Study Group

Volume 17, Number 1 - Whole Number 98

From the Editor's DeskPatrick Durbano

This issue will probably reach you during CAPEX96. Although it was my intention to have this firstissue of 1996 to you several months ago, one thingjust led to another and before I knew it 5 monthshad past since the last Perforator.

The Durbano household has not been the same fora year now as my wife and I watch Matthew growand develop (he still doesn't collect stamps but I'mworking on it). This, plus the daily grind, leavesprecious little time for the other things in lifeA.K.A. stamps and perfins. Even with this limitedamount of time, I have committed to putting a 5frame 80 page exhibit of the Perforated Officials ofCanada together for CAPEX96, conducted mythird Mail Bid sale, wrote a chapter on Air Mailperfins for the pending book "The Air Mails ofCanada and Newfoundland" which has since beendelayed and will not be issued in conjunction withCAPEX96 and have been working on my stampbusiness.

However, since I have accepted the position ofEditor of our Study Group newsletter, The Perfo-rator, as well as having promised our Chairmanthat I would produce an issue soon, I am workinglate on a Friday night at the office doing just that.

May 31, 1996

This issue contains our usual Chairman's Chatter(albeit dated - I received it in February), a newpattern submitted by Barry Senior, an answer toSteve Koning's "Stump'd" article by ConradTremblay plus some additional articles that Conradwanted to get out of his file cabinet.

However, the majority of this newsletter is takenup by The Perfin Study Group Auction No. 12,another excellent production from ConradTremblay. In keeping with the Chairman's requestfor longer Auction Close dates, I have extendedthe Closing Date to July 19,1996 which is eightweeks from today - please send your bid in early.

I still have enough material for the next couple ofissues but am always looking for more so that Ican stay ahead of the game . Now that most of mynon-family issues have been taken care of, I willhave additional time to work on producing muchmore timely issues of the Perforator.

Have a great summer.

Regards,

Patrick DurbanoPublisher/Editor

Now that I have cleared my conscience, I can geton with the job at hand.

P.S. Our 100th issue is almost here and I amlooking for some ideas to make it a retrospectiveor commemorative issue . What do you think?

CHAIRMAN SEC/TREASURER PUBLISHER/EDITOR AUCTIONEERMarcus B. Fennell Steven M. Koning Patrick Durbano Conrad Tremblay816 - 3rd Ave . N. RR 4 Box 26532 , Markville P.O. 3259 Lookout ParkSaskatoon , SK Picton , ON Markham , ON Rawdon, PQCanada S7K 2K2 Canada KOK 2T0 Canada L3R OM4 Canada JOK 1S0

The Chairman's ChatterMark Fennell

BNAPEX 95

I enjoyed attending the convention in Edmontonwhere I was able to renew acquaintances withStudy Group members who I had previously metand to also meet several to whom I had not previ-ously had the pleasure of speaking. It was great tosee Barry Clarke there all the way from NewZealand. Was able to get some good perfins fromtwo dealers who I knew casually yet who are notknown for having this type of material. Just goesto prove the old saying - seek and ye shall find.

Entered a 4 frame 64 page perfin display justrambling across the whole perfin spectrum. Thedisplay frames were quite a contrast to the onesused in Vancouver that only held 6 pages. Theframes used in Edmonton would appear to be thelatest and most up to date for philatelic use withultimate security but rather difficult to access whensetting up and taking down a display. They arehinged at the top and a special support rod has tobe used when open as the cover forms a canopyunder which you work. They seemed very newand I would say very expensive.

After the exhibits were judged, which was cer-tainly not rushed indicating careful considerationby the jury, I viewed each one, not only as adisplay but also from a statistical point of view.There were a total of 35 exhibits receiving thefollowing medals:

Gold 8Vermeil 10Silver 8Silver-Bronze 8Bronze 1

The displays were made up as follows:

Mostly Covers 23Mostly Stamps 10Half & Half 2

Only one stamp exhibit received a gold and thatwas revenues. There seems to be a swing awayfrom the display of stamps only to displays thatrequire covers.

At the critique, each display was dealt with by oneof the judges in the order in which they wereprinted in the show booklet. Possibly the conclud-ing remarks by the Jury Chairman summed it allup. The medals awarded at this show by this juryare by their considered judgement, however atanother show at another place by another jury, thesame displays might receive the same, a higher ora lower medal.

I noticed in the January-March 1996 edition ofBNAPortraitS that new guidelines for exhibitingand judging material have been approved, somaybe the judging in the future will be less of asubjective matter. I also feel that the more perfinsare displayed the more recognized our specializa-tion will become.

My awards. A BNAPS Vermeil medal and theAmerican Association of Philatelic Exhibitors goldpin Award of Honour for Creativity in PhilatelicExhibiting. If I ever get the 80 registered letterstamp perforated I1, the display might move up anotch.

FOLLOW UP

This is an update regarding the suggestions madeat our Study Group meeting in Edmonton.

• The revision has started to the currentedition of the Perfin handbook in prepara-tion for printing of the 5th Edition. Thiswill take time.

• I have asked Patrick to do whatever he canto expedite delivery of the Perforator,containing auctions, to far away places.

• Jon Johnson wrote to our President inregard to the suggestion for a joint meet-ing with the Perfins Club at BNAPEX96,and he has approved.

• Conrad Tremblay has sent me interestingcopies of 2 pages of a survey he started in1979 listing all perfins that have becomeknown to him, by type, by catalogue num-ber, and by position. This could be thebasis for the listing that I mentioned at ourannual meeting.

• The Guide to Perfin Exhibiting preparedby the Perfins Club has been circulated aswas suggested. See page 3 ofBNAPortraitS whole number 8. SteveKoning ordered a number of copies whichare available to members upon request.

BNAPEX96

Jon Johnson will be attending and he has agreed tochair the Perfin Seminar and Annual meeting andwill also set the date and time for same.

Not only that, he has offered to make a presenta-tion on perfins, the exact nature of which he hasyet to determine. As if all this wasn't enough, Jonwill contact the Perfins Club to ascertain whatarrangements can be made with them for a jointmeeting. Thanks Jon.

New Member:

Gary Douglas128 Queen St. SouthPO Box 42094Mississauga, ONL5M 4Z0

Resigning Member:

Myron Balagno4092 Virginia CrescentNorth Vancouver, BCV7R3ZI

Myron indicated to me that he is going to spend

his time restoring his father's old Ford Model "A"

Roadster. (Ed. Note: Good luck with the restoration')

1996 Dues Notice

Our secretary sent me a note indicating that the1996 Perfins Study Group fees of $5.00 are nowdue and should be sent to:

Steve KoningRR 4Picton, ONKOK 2T0.

The following members have already paid up:

Benningen, Cabbage, Clarke, Dalpe, Deveau,Dicketts, Frazer, Gutzman, Hannay, Hyodo,Haslewood, James, Jamieson, Lee, Lingard,McNey, McDougall, Nesbitt, Poore, Senior,Schwerdt, Sprague, Stasewich, Taylor, Whiting,J.D. Wilson and R. Wilson.

New Pattern

Barry Senior recently sent me a photocopy of astamp that one of his U.S. trading partners had inhis "unidentified pile". The stamp is the 20 redadmiral (Scott #106) with the letters "EPC(o)".

According to the U. S. perfin catalogue it is fromthe Eagle Pencil Company of New York and islisted as Pattern E96. According to Barry it hasalready received the Canadian pattern E8. (Al-though Jon Johnson has not confirmed this).Barry also indicated that his U. S. trading partnerwanted it back (much to Barry's disappointment.)

Anyhow, a reproduction of the stamp is below aswell as a copy from the U. S. catalog illustratingthe E96 contact photo.

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My answer to Steve Koning's article "STUMP'D" in the last Perforator.

Conrad Tremblay.

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At first, I had the same reaction as Steve, but digging thru my revenues,

I found a couple examples of that square "D" punch.

The first one I found (illustrated above) the same type of his square "D"

preceded by a larger "P" - Could it be an abbreviation of a PAID punch or one

used by Parke Davies ...?

Then my research paid off - I found the return postcard illustrated above

issued by a plumbing and heating firm offering a free price list of their

products for their retail and wholesale business. The size of the "D" is

identical than Steve's and both are obviously a RECEIVED punch.

The verso of the postcard shows a Chateauguay, Quebec address,most likely the

home of that punch perforator. The punched date is April 29 1977 and the card

was returned to Lepine on May 4. Unfortunately, I never pushed my curiosity

further to find out what company owned that perforator, but eventually, I will

make an attempt to locate that company, with time and God helping!

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WHAT ARE THEY?

In the December edition of the "Perforator", on page 11, I noticed (like manyother collectors) a "Snowflake"punch listed. It would greatly be appreciated ifthis punch could be reproduced in the Perforator for the benefit of all of us.

While going through my revenues in search of different punches, I pulled out ofthe dust stamps that did not see the light for at least 20 years and for someof them, I certainly would appreciate help to identify the company using thoseperforators.

1 2 3 4 5 6

The No. 1 seems to be a Kodak type - it looks like the figure 8 followed by5 dots often seen after a number. Any opinion?

The No. 2was used on a wide range of issues - both on revenues and on regular.Here is what I found:Four different war tax revenues (1^ value to 50e).One inland excise tax , a $1.00 value.Three excise tax, two leaf-type, from 2 to 1OV.One on 1937 George VI issue No. 233,and finally one on Ontario Law stamp (R68) a 2$ value.Could this law stamp unveal the home of that perforator?

The No. 3 and 4 are on excise revenue stamps.

The No. 5 - IB initials - are on the regular animal issues (1987-91): No. 1156,1158, 1172 and on the 40 and 42¢ coils

The No. 6 is on No. 233. It is the second such perforated stamp I see with tworows of well organized pin holes. Very intrigant.

Any information concerning these punches will be appreciated by all of us.Your help will make this field of collecting more interesting and challengingin a constant search of the unknown... I hope.

Conrad Tremblay

GREAT TRAVELLERS AND FREE-LOADERS

The stamps:

In 1941, these 5V stamps (Scott catalogue No. 257) were the second regularissue in use in Newfoundland until June 23, 1947 when a new 5¢ stamp was usedto commemorate the 450th anniversary when Jean Cabot named the island New-found-land.

The perf i n :

These three stamps were punched by the type C53, a perforator used by theCanadian Pacific Railway Company located in Vancouver, British Columbia.According to the authors of the Canadian Perfin Handbook, Johnson and Tomasson,the C53 perforator was in operation between 1911 and 1965.

The cancel:

These Newfoundland stamps were cancelled on Tuesday ( according to my universalcalendar) September 30, 1952 on a train following the route No . 11 from Hope toVancouver, B.C., Ludlow R . P.O. (Rural Post Office ) No. W57A with a rarityfactor of 220. This hammer was used on a CPR train between 1947 to 1953.

Rarity of this strip:

To this date, only one other strip of three is known. It is the NewfoundlandNo. 270 perforated by the style T13 (TRAY) as illustrated in the "Perforator"No. 59 - Volume 9, No. 4. With these stamps illustrated above cancelled in 1952,we now have the latest known cancel on a Newfoundland stamp used in Canada.

Their long trip:

The happy trio left the herd of caribous living on the Island and travelled onthe main land after their former country joined the other canadian provinceson April 1st, 1949. After that historical date, no other Newfoundland issue wasprinted. However, their postage stamps were still valid to be used anywherewithin Canada.

In conclusion:

This inseparable trio made a memorable trip: they travelled from the mostNorth-Easternlsland (Newfoundland) to the most South-Westernlsland (Vancouver).Diagonally, it is quite a distance for caribous to travel - freely - by boats,by train or on foot - real free-loaders! And that makes me wonder: where werethey hiding during that three-year period - 1949, when the last stamp wasprinted in Newfoundland and 1952 when they were used British Columbia? We maynever know!

Conrad Tremblay.

BE ON THE LOOK OUT

G17 or G20 ???

by Conrad Tremblay

Last summer, I bought two collections of perfins from the Great-WestLife Assurance Co., the G17 and G20 designs, mainly for two different reasonsother than to add few new issues or positions to my collection:

- G20: I was looking for a large stampwith two complete punches - onedesign without the code hole (illustration 1). I had aside a small collectionof G1 7 with a Montreal cancel (illustration 2) instead of a Winnipeg cancelwhere the perforator was located. Furhtermore, they all had the same and onlypin missing in the "G" and without the code hole, of course, illustration No.3.

#1 ^'2

The illustration #1 is the Scott No. 155, the 10d from the regular1928-29 scroll series. The Montreal cancels could look like ill.#3, circularwith a duplex figure or number inside, or a large magenta cancel from the UnionBank branch located in Montreal. It could also be a Montreal roller or a sloganin french.

- G17: This perforator was located in Winnipeg, Manitoba and thedesigns of the 10-die perforator had no code hole. It was used between 1913 and1950 - years with the earliest and latest cancel.

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Care must be taken for the proper identification of the G20 patternwith a missing code pin (ill.#3) and the patterns in the ill.#4, all G17, allwith a similar "G" with a pin hole missing , but with at least one extra holemissing in each letter of the design.

PERFIN STUDY GROUP AUCTION No. 12

Welcome to the 12th PSG Auction.

6 vendors offering 527 lots of which 103 are illustrated.In this auc-tion, you will find another large portion of the collection I have for sale -from one of our club member - starting from the pattern 01 (OAG) to P6 (PD/Co).You will discover several rare patterns, 8 B's, and 18 C's, plus a largesection of OH/MS - 07, 08, and 09.

All the lots photographed have an estimate value of 10$ or over, andthey are reduces to 50% to save space. Bids lower than 75% of the estimatevalue will be decline.

Kindly bid by lot number in 10¢ increments below a dollar and 25^increments otherwise. Successful bids will be 10% above the next highest bid,rounded up according to the avove increments. The Study Group will charge a 10%commission only on the lots sold, payable by the consignors.

No unlimited bids. In case of tie bids, the first bid received will beaccepted. Cash deposit not required. All single perfins are complete and ingood condition unless otherwise specified. In larger lots or mixes, incom-plete patterns, split patterns, and duplication are to be expected. All lotsAll lots returnable if not as described, EXCEPT, large lots or mixes. Lotsmust be paid for or returned within THREE (3) days of receipt.

Successful bidders will be notified by mail. All lots with a 100$value or more will be sent by registered mail. Mailing cost will be paid bythe buyer. Bid by lot number

Please sent your bids to: Conrad M. Tremblay,3259 Lookout Park,Rawdon, Quebec, Canada,JOK 1SO or call (514) 834-3052.

Bidding closes July 19. 1996 at midnight (postmarked on your letter).All bids will be in Canadian Funds. Payments in U.S. dollars acceptable at adiscount of 20%.

GOOD LUCK and thank you for your particpation.

ABBBREVIATIONS USED

circ can -Circular cancellationreg. - registered(2h.) - No. of holes missingLt - Lightperf - Perforations of the stampm. or m.p. Missing pins in patternSE or S.E. Straight edgeinc. - Incomplete pattern.

SON : Sock-on - nose cancellation.d.1 : Die 1 - (re: issue).des : Design ( printed image).

T : topB : bottomR : rightL : leftCenter : Centering of the design.

PSG AUCTION #12 - Page 1

PERFIN STUDY GROUP AUCTION No. 12

IssueLot Style & Perfin Punched PF

Position

1 A923456? B127 B1489 C11

101112 C1213 C13141516 C141718 C15192021 C282223 C322' C34

2b C372728 C4029 C41303132 C43333435 C443637 C453839 C464041 C474243 C5044454647 C514849r

52

227-1230-2231-2255-1255-3

AYRE

166-5 BOR/DEN114-3 BT250-1 and 251-3104-1 pair CCR112-1119-1104-5 CEA109-1 d.1 CFF109-3 d.1142-1247-2247-6277-7320-1C9-8142-8327-5135-7337-2339-690-1104-191-1

365-3367-3368-3202-1463-1463-3118-1141-1

C/GE

C/GE

C(HI)

C(HI)C(HI)

C(Jo)

CNRCNR

CNR

CNR

DescriptionEstimate

orReserve

G Lt violet can - Des to R E 2.00Uncancelled - VF E 2.00

" - VF E 2.00Wavy can E 1.00

E 1.00C " " - Nice punch and copy E 30$ +I S.O.N. Peterboro NO 14 30 E 5.00Both w/wavy can E .50

G Wavy can,(1h, on one stamp) falt E 3.00Duplex can (1h.) E 1.00Lt roller can - Complete punch E 1.50

D Lt cancel - Des to BL E 6.00F Slogan can - Des to BR E 2.00Lt machine can E 2.00Many m.p. in one pattern,S.E. at B E 4.00

F Circ. can - 2 compl. punch E 4.00" " - one and 2/3 punch E 4.00

H Wavy can - 2 compl. p. E 1.50Lt wavy - 2 compl. p. - Retooled E 1.50Circ. can - VF - On e punch only E 1.50

H Montreal circ can - Des to TR E 2.00Wavy cancel E 3.00

F If , few perfs short, inc. pattern E 3.00E Part of circ can, 2 perfs short E 6$ +

Large Vancouver can, split, inc. p. E 5.00F Wavy - 2 Edward - Des to R E 1.00

" - S.E.at L, dark blue green sh. E 1.00F Duplex can - (2 holes in C) E 3.00

Slogan - 1957 5^ Fishing" " Hunting

Circ. can " SkiingH " " - Des to R

Roller can

E 1.50E 1.50E 1.50E 4.00E 2.00E 2.00

F " If - Well centered E 4.00Slogan If (3h.) S.E. at B E 1.00

934-4 CNR I Lt can, (3h.) 1934 glacier park iss. E 2.00212-1, 247-4, 248-1, 259-5, 316-3 and 317-3 E 5.00CNR I 317-1, 335-3, and 353-1 E 2.50

233-1, 249-1, 252-1, and 287-1 - all fine E 1.0090-1 CNR

106-1111-1112iv-1C1-1FX36-4209-1334-1463-1464-1465-1473-1

CPR

CPR

D 2 Edward - Wavy can E 8.00If carmine Adm. - Machine can, 1 perf sh.6.00

H Montreal can - Des to B E 1.50Frame redesigned, roller, des to TL E 2.00Montreal MY 12 30-Proulx 2580B E 4.001915revenue, split p., It violet can E 2.00

I 1934 Loyalists iss., circ. can E 8.001953 - 500 Textile iss.,lt can (1h.) E 1.00150 Centennial issue, wavy, 2 comp.p.E 1.00200 Lt circ can E 1.0050^ Lt circ can E 1.001967 Canadian Press comm. E 1.00

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53 C51 516-154 517-155 518-156

57 C52

58 113-159 116-160 173-161 209-1

62 313-163 334-164 354-465 405-466 C53 173-167 190-168 191-169 252-1X70 260-171 277-172 334-173 376-174

75 C54 113-176 P C56 FCD1-5X77 P FCD4-7X78 P C57 FCD2-5

79 P FCD2-1

80 C58 FCD2-181 P D7 106-182 E1 104-383 "

84 117-185 MR3-186 MR4i-187 142-188 142-389 "

90 P E6 FCD6-591 F2 106-192 108i-293 MR4-194 135-195 P G9 404p-4

96 P 453p-6

CPR I 1970 Alex MacKenzie comm. E 1.00" Sir Oliver Mowat " E 2.00" The Group of Seven comm. E 2.00

Sc. #231 tO.292 - 8 pEErfins, all diff.issues or positions, incl. 286-3 non-overlap double punch, all george VI E 3.00

CPR I #249 tO 306 - 15 perfins, 11 diff.issues or pos., All George VI issues,

l l t ith ith t th d h E 4 00eanc o w many w ou e co e .1/2 of Calgary circ can - (3h.) E 4.00Lt circ can, Part of second p., VF E 3.00Lt Alberta circ can, split p., des to B 2.00100 The Loyalists, part of red circ can2 complete patterns, one without code E 8.007¢ 1951 Centennial comm., wavy - (5h.)E 2.0050 Textiles (1953), 2 compl. p., VF E 2.005¢ 1955 I.C.A.0. comm. Slogan, (1h.) E 2.00Circ. can, random holes - On piece E 3.00

CPR 10¢ 1930 reg iss, Vancouver can,des L E 2.001U Cartier - It can - F/VF E 2.003 on 2¢ - Wavy can E 2.00Double pattern - Wavy can E 3.0020^ war series (1942) - Wavy can E 1.504¢ 1948 comm. - Wavy - F/VF E 2.0050 1953 Textiles - Vancouver roller E 2.0050 1958 Geophysic comm., It can E 2.00#231 to 306 - 12 perfins - 8 diff.issues. All George VI issues. E 4.00

CSL F 70 yellow ocre Admiral - Duplex can E 2.50CSS/CO B. 1^ 1912 Customs, It "R" can - F/VF E 40.00

10¢ , It can, des to R, E 60.00CTC(o) B 2^ , rare blue Internal

Revenue - Halifax can, Des to BL E 60.00Same blue type of cancel as above.Well centered, but sm part of cornermissing. Still a very rare item E 40.00

CTC(o) E Lt blue circ. cancel - Incomplete p. E 5.00DRD D Wavy can - Des to TL ,E 15.00E E 10 yellow green Adm., mach. can E 6.00

10blue green Adm., slogan, sm thin E 4.00100 blue Adm. 1922 iss.,"R" violet canE 8.002¢ war tax - Wavy - des to R E 8.0020 brown war tax - Wavy can E 8.001927 Confederation - 2 complete p. E 8.00" " " " " E 8.00"F" variety (damaged die), uncan. E 8.00

EF C 10 1935 Customs, uncan, Superbe copy E 40.00FCC E Part of Hamilton can - des to B. E 6.00

"11 " - des to R E 6.00

2 brown war tax, wavy, " " B E 6.00U Confederation, wavy, des to B E 8.00

GN D Winnipeg tagged 1-bar at R, slogan,Split pattern but still rare pattern.(Rating changed to D - Update #6) E 20.00Winnipeg tagged - Slogan can Smalltear - still a rare copy E 20.00


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90

95

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97 G10 231-3 G N F 1¢ George VI - Wavy - des to R E 4.0098 249-1 1¢ 1942 war issue, slogan, des to R E 4.0099 250-1 2¢ wavy E 4.00100 250-3 " - des to L E 4 00

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.1 252-3 ,,

- VF E31(. 4.00

102 286-3 30 1949 peace issue w/ postes...F/VF E 4.00103 338-1 2¢ Wilding issues, wavy, des to L E 4.00104 338-3 " " " " VF E 4.00

105 339-1 3^ " " - circ can - VF E 4.00106 340-1 40 - wavy can E 4.00107 340-3 " - It wavy - VF E 4.00108 341-1 5^ - It mach. - VF E 4.00109 G15 106.-1 GUNN D U carmine Adm., It wavy can - VG E 6.00

1 286 3 GW C l ithU P i H b l d110 P G 6 - L up ex weace ss., um o tmany missing holes - Genuine G16 E 12.00

111 P As above - It cancel E 12.00112 P 286-7 pr Very fine pair, Saskatoon 12 XII 52 E 30.00113 P pr " If " with It circ. can E 30.00114 P pr Pair w/missing holes-Sask 22 10 53 E 20.00115 P pr Pair " h.,Humbolt de 1 53 E 20.00116 P 288-1 5¢ w/postes... Slogan can, F/VF E 15.00117 P 11

" " - It circ can, des to TR E 10.00118 P 316-3 1952 Pulp & Paper - circ can - VF E 15.00119 G19 233-1 GWL E 50 1937 reg. issue - Halifax duplex E 4.00120 G22 106-1 GWL E 2 carm. Adm. - Machine can, des to BL 4.00121 223-1 Roller can - St. John 1937 APR 16 E 6.00122 J9 104-1 JMT F 1¢ green Adm. - Smudgy can E 2.00123 106-1 2V carmine If - Uncancelled, des to TR 2.00

E 1 00l124 .(15h.)Slogan cance''5 107-1 2¢ green Adm., S.E., duplex, scuff(3h.) 1.00_6 108-1 3¢ brown If " slogan, des to TL 2.00127 108-3 The cancelling machine folded the stamp

and part of cancel shows on the back,(2h.) - A special item ! E 2.00

128 109-1 d.2 • carmine - Slogan, des to R (5h.) E 2.50129 135-1 3 br Confed, " - 2 patterns(8-4h.E 3.00130 166-1 2¢ br 1929 reg issue, roller can (5h)E 2.00131 175-4 2U Grain, Toronto roller, des to T(2h. 3.00132 190-5 10¢ Cartier - Heavy can - (4h.) E 4.00133 P L3 109-1 d.1 LIQ D 30 carmine Adm., Roller can, small

pin hole in center but still a rare p. 10.00134 P M1 104-1 MA/Co D Wavy cancel - Des to B E 20.00135 P M2 163-1 MC C 1V green 1929 reg. iss, slogan, F/VF E 30.00136 P 164-1 2¢ green - Niagara Falls duplex E 30.00137 P 165-1 20 dk red Windsor MA 18 31 S.O.N.(2h)E 30.00138 M5 104-3 M(C/C) F Wavy cancel - Des to BR E 2.00139 104-7 " " - Des to L E 2.00140 106-7 Wavy cancel, F/VF E 2.00141 P M6 104-1 McL D (2 holes in M) E 20.00142 P 106-1 (corner repaired) E 15.00143 M16 155-1 MLI/Co G100 Mount Huard, circ can, des to TL E 1.50144 P M19 104-1 MMH D Wavy cancel, Des to L (corner repaired) E 10.00145 P Wavy, split p., S.E.at B, des to R E 10.00146 P Wavy, des to L E 20.00147 P Wavy cancel E 20.008 P N5 106-1 NE/Co E Wavy cancel 7 E 10.00


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118

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149 P N5 106-1 NE/Co E Wavy cancel E 10.00150 " " - Creased - Des to T E 8.00151 N6 506-2 NLY E 6¢ N.W .T. issue - Slogan - VF E 8.00152 594-1 10 1972 Forest reg. iss ., wavy, VF E 8.00153 N11 90-1 NLY H Wavy cancel E 1.50154 N12 249-1 NLY F 1^ gr., war iss .,1 code hole m., foldE 2.00155 N14 254-5 pr NLY F 4 car. " - Pair w/roller can E 4.00156 284-5 pr 1^ gr. peace issue,Pair w/it wavy " E 4.00156A 316-1 200 Pulp & Paper iss, It roller E 2.00157 328-1 4 Karsh reg. issue, It wavy E 2.00158 340-7 4¢ Wilding , Uncan, inc. p. E 1.50159 341-5 pr 5¢ , pair w/one uncan and

the other one w / S.O.N. Toronto circ.E 4.00160 N15 106-1 NLY E 2 carmine, Toronto JAN 10 1914, VF E 3.00161 106-5 11 , wavy can, F/VF E 3.00162 107-1 green, slogan, des to L, (1h.) E 3.00163 107-5 11 11 des to L E 3.00164 109-1 d.1 pr 30 carmine, pair w/ wavy - Des to T E 5.00165 N16 106-7 NYL E 20 " , dark shade - Wavy E 5.00166 N19 328-2 NYL E 40 Karsh reg issue, slogan, split p. E 3.00167 328-6 " " " , wavy - Des to L E 4.00168 335-6 4¢ 1954 Walrus iss, - Des to B E 5.00169 338-2 U green Wilding issue - Roller can E 4.00170 340-8 40 violet wavy, split p. E 3.00171 341-2 5^ blue E 3.00172 341-4 " E 3.00

173 N20 327-1 NLY E 3¢ Karsh issue, wavy, split, sm thin E 3.00174 P N22 287-8 NLY B 1949 - 30 peace issue w /postes...

split p., It can, slightly thin, F/VFOnly 7 copies were reported in 1982 E 50$ +

175 P 306-1 1949 4 orange.- Killer can, des to RPattern as above, very rare E 75$ +

176 P 350-3 1954 - 5^ Bowell commemorative wavy,cancel, design to left, very rare p. E 75$ +

177 01 104-5 OAG F Wavy can - VG E 2.00178 105-5 d.1 Wavy can, des to R E 3.00

.179 106-1 Wavy can, des to L E 1.00180 107-5 Slogan can, des to TL - (1h.) E 2.00181 108-3 Wavy can E 2.00182 109-5 d.1 Wavy can, split p., corner crease E 3.00183 111-5 Duplex can - Des to L E 5.00184 144-1 Duplex, Inc. p.,des to L, corner mis.E 6.00185 166-5 Uncancelled, split p. E 3.00186 167-3 Wavy can, corner crease E 3.00187 170-1 Extra light duplex E 4.00188 190-1 Circ can E 4.00189 196-1 Wavy can E 2.00190 1971-1 Roller can E 2.00191 212-5 " " - Split P. E 6.00192 217-6 Roller can E 3.00193 218-5 Uncancelled - (2h.) E 2.00194 219-1 Slogan can E 2.00195 223-5 Roller can - JAN 15 1938 cancel E 4.00196 232-1 Wavy can - crease in center E 1.00197 233-1 Wavy can E 1.50198 234-1 Vancouver MR 11 38 - latest can knownE 5.00

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199 01 235-5200 P 02 105-1 d.1201 P 03 77-2202 P 89-6'93 90-2-04 04 89-3205 90-5206 104-3207 106-5208 MR1-1209 05 104-5210 106-1211 190-1212 219-1213 223-1214 235-8215 241-1216 248-6217 06 104x-5

218 P 118-7219 1631-7220 197-3221 232-3222 232-5223 233-7224 254-1225 P 07 105-1 d.1726 P 107-1l7 P 107-1

228 P 109-1 d.1229 P 112-1230 P 115-1231 P 118-1232 P 118-1233 P 11

234 P 144-1235 P 155-1236 P 155-1237 P 163i-1238 P 165-1239 P 165-3240 P 167-1241 P 175-1241A P 190 1 --242 P 190-3243 P 191-7244 P 192-3245 P 1971-1246 P 197-1247 P 1971-1/3248 P 199-5249 P 226-1250 231-1^1

OAGOELOFM

E 3.00E 30.00E 15.00E 10.00

Wavy can - 1 perf. miss . corner BR E 8.00

F Montreal JUL 2 37 cancel - (1h.)C Wavy canD Wavy can

Wavy can - des to B

OFM/Co F Wavy can E 4.00Wavy can, scuff thin - Des to TL E 2.00Slogan can - inc. pattern, sh perf at T 4.00Wavy canWavy

OFM/Co F S.E. crease at T1] 11

Purple can - des to TLt can JUN 14 37Roller - creaseDuplex - Split patternLt rollerSlogan can

OFM/Co• E 1¢ dark green thin paper variety,

E 3.00E 3.00E 2.00E 2.00E 2.50E 3.00E 4.00E 4.00E 3.00E 5.00

Wavy can, split p., des to BR, Best offerCatalogue $35 without the perfin1¢ It br, Ft. Williams roller - F/VF E 10.00Slogan can E 8.00Wavy can,perf m. LR, sm tear, thin E 5.00P. centered but w/ many mis. p.(29h.)E 6.002¢ George VI- Lt wavy can - split p. E 6.00Wavy can E 6.00Slogan can E 8.00

OH/MS F Lt Victoria can - VF Cat. $35 R 15.00Slogan can Cat.$25 R 10.00Lt wavy Cat.$25 R 10.00Lt wavy - Des to L Cat.$25 R 10.001932 - Calgary circ can Cat.$35 R 15.001933 " " " Cat.$60 R 25.00Lt circ can - S.E. at R Cat.$25 R 10.00Halifax MY 3 30 can, die #5 Cat.$25 R 10.00Montreal can - Des L,die #4 Cat.$25 R 10.005¢ Laurier, It can, die #4 Cat.$40 R 15.00Roller can - Die #4 and 5 Cat.$25 'R 10.00Lt Toronto circ can - VF Cat.$25 R 10.00Extra It Calgary circ can Cat.$25 R 10.00Circ can - Incomplete p. Cat.$30 R 12.00Missing hole in S var.die 2 Cat.$35 R 15.00

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229 230

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Slogan can - Des to B Cat.$25 R 10.00Lt can, S.E. - Des to B Cat $75 R 30.00It looks like a forgery?... Cat.$35 E 10.00 1WMVMMMW -MMLCalgary circ can Cat.$35 R 15.00 236 237Calgary FE 15 33 can Cat.$45 R 20.00Alberta JAN 25 33 Cat.$30 R 12.00Wavy can Cat.$25 R 10.00Wavy can Cat.$25 R 10.00Multiple position - Very rare " R 35.00Calgary OC 6 34 can Cat.$40 R 15.00Circ can - 2 patterns, VF Cat.$65 R 25.00Lt slogan Cat.$4 R 2.00Missing hole in S variety Cat.$4 R 2.00

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C C238 239

252 07 231-1 v.pr OH/MS F Vertical pair, Vancouver can, die #3 R 3.00253 strip of 3 Vancouver can - Dies #3-4-5 R 6.00254 Lt can - VF R 1.50255 232-1 Slo an cancel - F/VF R 2 00g .255A Circ can 11 R 2.00256 232-1 Ontario cancel - Forgery ?..Cat.$5 R 2$ +257 233-1 Mint " $4 R 2.00258 Vavy cancel If $4 R 2.00259 Circular cancel - F $4 - R 1.50260 Wavy cancel, F (1h.) die #2 $4 R 2.00261 P 234-1 Mint - Die #3 - F/VF R 50.00262 11

Calgary 1939 cancel Cat.$12 R 5.00263 235-1 Roller can $10 R 4.00264 11

Smudgy can - Des to B R 4.00265 236-1 Fort McMurray, Alta circ can Cat.$20 R 8.00266 P 241a-2 Alberta duplex cancel Cat.$35 R 12.00267 P 241a-4 Lt can - Part of duplex, VF R 12.00268 P 242-1 Alta JUL 17 39 can - F/VF Cat.$45 R 18.00269 P C6-1 Lt 1939 circ can - VF Cat.$50 R 20.00270 P W20b-1 Cancel Winnipeg May 27 1940

(Only 07 style on Post Band) R 25.00271 to #282 included are mint see p.12.271 P 08 233-4 pr OH/MS 4h . Lt hinge,plate #5, nice pair R 4.00272 P 254-2 It hinge Cat. $1 R .50273 P 257-2 NH Cat. $6 R 2.50274 P C8-1 H - w/ small thin spot Cat. $4 R 1.50275 P 09 235-2 OH/MS 4h. H NH Cat. $4 R 1.50276 P 259-1 NH, gum lightly disturbed Cat. $9 R 4.00277 P 260-1 NH " " Cat.$12+ R 5.00278 P 261-1 NH If

" Cat.$50 R 20.00279 P 262-1 NH 1itit ''(10h)Cat.$150 R 60.00280 P 285-4 NH - Seldom seen, (1h.) Cat. $1 R .75281 P 286-4 NH - " 11 Cat. $1 R .75282 P C9-1 Hinged - Des to B Cat. $3 R 1.00

283 P 08 226-1 OH/MS I Roller cancel - used Cat.$75 R 30.00284 231 to 235 8 perfins, all diff. issues or pos. E 1.00285 233-2 blk Hor. block of 6, Windsor can,die 3+4 E 3.00286 233-4 blk 8, 4+5 E 4.00287 " blk 6 , "

If it 4+5 E 3.00288 P 233-8 Lt can - Rare position F/VF die #8 R 15.00289 234-2 Lt circ can - VF Cat $3.50 E 1.50290 234-4 Duplex can, Des to T E 1.50290A P 235-7 Lt can - Rare position, F+ R 15.00291 236-2 AP 5 43 circ can - F Cat.$7 R 4.00292 236-4 Montreal Oc 16 4 - Des to T Cat.$7 R 4.00293 241-2, 241-4 Both with It can E .50294 241a-2 Ottawa roller Cat.$6 R 3.00295 241a-4 Toronto circ can Cat.$6 R 3.00296 241a-2,243-1,256-1, 258-3, 261 -1, CE22-1, Eli-1, Cat value: $37.50 R 15.00297 242-1 Roller - (6h.) creased Cat2.50 E .75298 242-3 Duplex can " E 1.00299 243-1 Lt cancel - creased $3 E 1.00300 243-3 Lt cancel - creased E 1.00301 244-1 B.C. circ can - F/VF $15 R 6.00302 244-3 Ly cancel - F/VF R 6.00

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303 P 08 245-1 OH/MS I Cancelled 1953 - F/VF Cat.$60 R 25.00304 249 to 252 8 perfins, all diff iss or positions R 1.00305 253-1 and pos 3 2 perfins R 1.00306 254 to 257 5 perfins R 1.00)7 255-2 blk 6

308 256-1309 "

310 258-1311 258-3312 259-1313 259-3314 260-1315 260-3316 261-1317 261-3

Blackout can, vertical block of 6,Cancelled NO 3 44, F/VF, dies 1-2-3 E 4.00Circ can - Des to L Cat.$3.50 R 1.50" " " " R 1.50

Lt Purple "R" cancel $6 R 3.00Montreal cancel $6 R 3.00

1943 cancel $1.50 E .751946 " " E .75

Light circ can $1.25 E .50Red register can Ottawa " E .75Heavy cancel $8.00 R 3.00Circ can - creased " R 3.00

318 P 262-1 Lt red cancel - F/VF $50 R 20.00319 270-3 Smudge cancel, des to L $1.00 R .50320 286-4 Wavy acn " R .50321 C1-1 Extra It can $22 R 8.00322 C6-1 Wavy can $1.50 E .75324 C6-3 Ottawa can JAN 12 42 E .75325 C7-1 Lt can - A couple perfs pulled $2 E .75326 C7-3 Wavy can - VF " $2 E 1.00327 E7-1 Extra light cancel $9 R 4.00328 E10-1 Ottawa circ can - Complete $12 R 5.00329 E10-3 Roller cancel " R 5.00330 W20c-1 Winnipeg APR 27 40 (Only 08 on

post band ) R 5.00'31 All double punch: 232-4X, 249-4X, 254-4X, 255-4X, 257-4X E 4.00.32 09 254-4, 255-2X, 269-1, 271-1, - 255 is double punch E 2.00333 269-3 and C9-1 Lt circ can E 1.00334 P 010 90-4 OHN D Winnipeg OC 10 07, des to TL, thin E 15.00336 P 013 90-1 OSM/Co E Wavy can - des to L (8h. in M) E 15.00335 011 109-1 d.1 OHM G Part of 1925 slogan can E 1.00337 P 013 106-1 OHM/Co E Duplex can E 15.00338 P 111-5 It - Few perfs short E 10.00339 P 116-3 It - (1h.inC) - VF E 15.00340 P P2 104-1 PC/Co. B Wavy, S.E. at L - Split pattern 'E 60.00341 P3 233-5 PD E Wavy, des to TL - Split pattern E 4.00342 252-1 Slogan can E 5.00343 254-1 Lt can - Split pattern - F/VF E 5.00344 255-1 Roller can - 2 corner perfs short E 4.00345 257-1 Extra It roller - VF E 6.00346 P4 105-4 PD G Wavy can - Thin E 1.00347 106-2 Slogan can - S.E. at L - Des to T E 1.00348 107-8 Slogan can - Des to B E 1.00349 108-3 " " - (9h. in D) die #1 E 1.00350 150-8 " - (9h. in P) die #5 E 1.50351 166-1 Wavy can - Split p. - Des to B E 1.00352 192-7 " " " " - Des to T E 2.00353 197-3 If " " " " " B E 1.00354 218-5 " " 41 " " " BR E 1.00355 219-3 Slogan cancel (5h. in D) E 1.00X56 232-7 Wavy can E 1.007 233-5 Wavy can - Des to T E 1.00

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358 P4 234-8 PD359 235-7360 241-4361 241-4362 254-5363 255-1364 269-3365 270-1366 P5 118-5 PD367 144-1368 166-1369 175-5X370 P 196-1 blk371 P 196-5 blk372 P 197-1 blk373 P 203-5374 P 209-5375 212-1376 219-5 pr377 220-1X378 225-5379 235-1380 243-1381 252-1 strip382 284-1383 327-1384 351-1 pr385 P6 89-1 PD/Co386 90-1387 104-1388 106-1389 107-3390 108-1391 109-1 d.1392 113-1394 116-1395 119-1396 MR4-1397 135-1398 142-1399 143-3400 150-3401 153-3402 165-1403 167-1404 175-3405 197-3406 5-217-3407 5-231-1408 it409 5-249-1410 254-3411 257-4412 FWT8-2413 1-1041-1414 P14 118-1 PS415 155-1

G Smudgy roller E 3.00Roller can - Split p. - Des to BR E' 2.00Montreal roller - Des to B E 3.00Slogan (7h.in D)- Des to B E 1.00Lt wavy can - F/VF E 1.00Lt roller can - Des to L E 2.00Roller can - Des to TL E 2.00Extra It can, (8h. in D, 3h. in P) E 2.00

F Duplex can - S.E. at B E 5.00Smudge can, perfs short in 1 corner E 2.00Heavy slogan can - Des to L E 2.00Double p . m roller can , few perfs short 4.00Block of 4 - Winnipeg OC 4 34 duplex E 10.00Block of 4 - Winnipeg roller E 10.00" If If " " DUPLEX can E 10.00

Heavy roller - S.E. at L E 15.00Winnipeg roller, top half of p. mis . E 10.00Winnipeg roller, split p. inc.p. E 3.00Vertical pair, Winnipeg roller E 4.00Double punch, roller can, split p. E 5.00Roller can E 4.00Roller can - Split p. - 1 corner mis.E 2.00Duplex can - Die #1 (Inc. pattern) E 5.00Vert. strip of 3 - Winnipeg OC 7 40 E 8.00Winnipeg roller - Split pattern E 3.00" " " " E 4.00

Vertical pair, Winnipeg roller E 3.00G Duplex can - Scuff E 1.00

Heavy duplex - Des to B E 2.00Can N.S. Jan 2 18 - Des to T E 1.50Heavy Duplex can (1h.) E 1.00Slogan can - Des to BR E 1.00

" (1h.) 4 perfs short at B E 1.00Heavy wavy cancel E 1.00Lt roller - Des to TR E 3.00Duplex can - S.E. at R - (4h.) E 2.00Roller can - Corner missing E 1.00Wavy can - S.E. at T - (13h.) E 1.50" " - 2 complete dies E 2.00

Slogan If - If " " E 2.00Cancelled Windsor 28 28 E 5.00Slogan, few perfs short, des to B E 1.00Roller, 3/4 of stamp thin - split p. E 3.00Slogan can -Perfs short at B E 1.00

" " FEW PERFS SHORT AT B E 1.00Roller can - Des to T (1h.) E 2.00Slogan can - Des to R E 1.00Precancelled Windsor #4940 (3h.) E 2.00

11 11 E 2.00It 11 - falts E 1.50

E 2.00Duplex can - Cut 2 sides + 1 corner E .50Light cancel E 2.00Purple bank cancel E 3.00Inverted Walkerville precan, split p.E 3.00

G Smudge cancel (1h.) E 2.00Circ can - Des to T E 1.50


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155-1168-1169-1170-3174-3194-5201-1202-3224-1234-1271-1362-1 pr105-1 d.1 PT/L113a-1235-1 Q/CLQ/C142-2 R&Q/COS166-5218-5247-8254-1 blkC8-1

11

C8-4341-2104-3106-1

SS

109-1 d.1 SC/C111-1367-3115-3116-1119-1FX64-2115-1170-189-1106-1107-190-190-4

11

106-4106-2106-2104-4106-2106-4MR4i-2

225-1*,259 - 3*. *=inc,split or m.pinsE 6.00

G

HGF

Lt cancel - Des to BSlogan can - Split p.Roller can - Inc. p.Lt cancel - Des to BLarge "R " in circle cancelRoller can - Des to B - (4h.)Saskatoon Duplex can - m.p.Regina cancel - Des to TS.O.N. Regina MY 3 39 - m.p.Wavy can - Small thin, still VGWavy can - F/VF - (3h.)Nice pair - Circ can ReginaMachine cancel - Des to TRRoller cancel - Des to LMontreal rollerSlogan can - Des to RWavy cancel - Des to B" " - Des to T" If - Des to L

Block of 4 - Lt can - Des to BExtra light wavy cancel - F/VFMachine cancel - Des to TS.O.N. blind cancel ( Heavy ring)

G Wavy can - Split patternD Wavy cancel

Wavy cancelG II

E 1.50E 4.00E 4.00E 1.00E 4.00E 4.00E 3.00E 3.00E 2.00E 1.00E 1.00E 1.00E .75E 3.00E 1.00E .75E 2.00E 2.00E 4.00E 10.00E 5.00E 4.00E 5.00E .75E 4.00E 4.00E .75

Des to BL E 1.00- VG E 2.50

SUN/LIFE G Smudge can - VG centering E 6.00Roller can - Short perfs at B E 1.00Roller cancel E 1.503 3 leaves rev., incomplete p. E 1.50

SUN/LIFE I Roller can, rare issue w/this patternE 4.00

T/EL/CTH/ES

T&LTRAY

TRAV

TRAV

105-1 d.1 TRAV105-1 d.2106-1107-1

11

107-3

Lt can - Des to Br E 1.50D Wavy can - Des to L E 15.00D Uncancelled - Des to L E 8.00

Lt can - (1h.) 1/2 of bottom perf cutE 2.00D Wavy - Damaged on one side E 8.00D Killer cancel - Few perfs short E 5.00Wavy cancel E 8.00

C Wavy cancel - Des to R E 12.00Wavy cancel - Des to L, dark shade E 12.00Wavy can - Incomplete pattern E 8.00

D Wavy cancelWavy can - Des to L11 11 If 11If " - Incomplete pattern

E Roller cancel - (1h.)Slogan can - Des to L - (4h.)

- F/VF- Des to 1 (2h.)- Split pattern

" if - S.E. at R

E 8.00E 6.00E 6.00E 8.00E 3.00E 3.00E 4.00E 3.00E 2.00E 3.00

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471 T9 107-3 TRAV E Wavy cancel - S.E. at T E 3.00472 108-1 " " - Des to top E 3.00473 " Slogan can - S.E. at Left E 3.00474 108ii-1 30 dark brown Adm. - Wavy can - (1h.)E 4.00475 108-1 Wavy cancal - (2h.) E 2.00476 109-1 d.1 Slogan can E 4.00477 112iv-1 Redesigned - roller, split p.,des R E 5.00478 W3 106-5 WBR E Machine cancel E 8.00479 W5 117-5 W/CB F Extra light cancel E 3.00480 118-7 Lt circ can - Des to BL E 3.00481 165-7 Machine can - Small thin E 2.00482 190-5 Circ can - Incomplete pattern E 2.00483 196-1 Machine can - Des to B E 2.00484 218-1 Wavy, split p., 1/2 of paper tinted E 1.00485 P 269-5 blk Blk of 4 - Circ can Prince Rupert E 10.00486 327-1 3^ Karsh issue, wavy, inc. pattern E 1.50487 328-1 Wavy can (5h.) E 1.50488 328-5 Slogan can - Inc pattern E 1.00489 329-5 " " - Complete pattern - VF E 3.00490 330-5 Lt circ can - Incomplete p., - VF E 3.00491 335-5 Slogan can - " " " E 2.00492 337-1 Cancelled Vancouver MY 2 55, inc. p. E 1.50493 340-1 Wavy can - Inc. p. E 1.00494 340-3 Slogan can - (1h.) E 1.00495 340-5 Circ can - Complete pattern E 1.50496 341-5 Wavy can - " It

" E 1.50497 C9-5 Slogan can - Inc. p., very nice copy E 4.00498 W9 110-6 WJG G Smudge can - Inc. p. E 6.00499 202-6 Toronto roller E 6.00500 W10 76-6 W.J.G F Vertical flag cancel (5h.) E 5.00501 76-8 Light " " split p. E 5.00502 77-1 Killer can - Des to BL - Compl. p. E 2.00503 77-3 Flag can - Des to L - (3h.) E 1.50504 77-5 3-ring Toronto can - Split p. E 1.00505 77-7 Circ can - (3h.) E 1.50506 P 77-1 pr On piece, S.O.N. Toronto 2-ring can

OC 23 93 E 10.00507 77a-1 Die ii - Toronto 1-ring cancel,

Complete pattern, des to L E 3.00508 P 83-7 10¢ violet brown, roller can (4h.) E 20$ +509 W12 - WR/Co G 257- and 260-1 (4h.), both roller E 1.25510 W15 104-1 WU E Circ can - F/VF E 5.00511 104-5 Slogan can - F/VF E 5.00512 104-7 Wavy can - S.E. at R - 1 perf. m. E 2.00513 106-1 Slogan If - S.E. at R - Nice copy E 5.00514 107-1 Slogan can - VF stamp - (4h.) E 3.00515 107-5 If " - Des to R - (4h.) E 2.00516 142-1 Wavy can - Des to BL E 5.00517 Des. #1 107-1 M. cross G Slogan can - Complete p. E 1.00518 107-3 Machine can - S.E. at L - Inc. p. E .75519 108-1 Wavy can - Complete p. E 1.50520

11II it - (4h.) E 1.00

521 108-5 Wavy - Complete p., des to T E 1.50522 109-1 d.2 " It " " , S.E. at T E 2.00

t RE(2h ) S E 1 50523 150-1 . a. , .Slogan can - .The following 3 lots are mixtures that I will describe to the best of my

knowledge.

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506

508

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524 - A mixture of over 200 BT perfins:B14 - 60+ perfins from Cat. #104 to 260 (1 to 12 copies of the 16 dif-ferent issues) including Scott #111, 116, 118, 119. Only 8 incompleteor split patterns. Damaged perfins have been removed.B15 - 150+ perfins from Sc.#249 to 361 (1 to 10 copies of the 29 dif-ferent issues) including 10 pairs and 2 strips of 3. Only 7 perfins areincomplete or w/a split pattern. For both style, missing pins are tobe expected. Damaged perfins have been removed. R 15.00

525 - Another mixture of over 200 perfins. Different than the preceeding lot:B14 - 50+ perfins from Sc.#104 to 254 (1 to 7 copies of the 31 different issues) - including 1 pair, 2 incomplete or split pattern.B15 - 160+ perfins from Sc.#208 to 361 (1 to 15 copies of the 34dirferent issues) including 9 pairs and 14 inc. or split patterns.,All the damaged perfins have been removed. Missing pins are expected.

R 20.00526 - A mixture of about 340 Admiral perfins with 20 different patterns.

Strenght in B14 (150 copies) but 15 patterns have 1 to 5 copies only,including the style #C47, G19 and S3 and 45 to 50 copies w/falts.

R 35.00

If you have questions, I'll be pleased to help you.. BID EARLY. Thank you

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AUCTION No. 11 - PRICES REALISED

Unsold and retired lots are not listed

1 - $3.50 63 - $3.50 142 - 30.00 256 - $3.00 338 - $4.002 - 16.50 65 - 1.00 145 - 2.25 261 - 3.50 339 - 4.503 - 2.50 66 - 1.25 149 - 3.00 265 - 3.00 340 - 6.004 - 1.00 67 - 1.00 153 - 5.00 267 - 4.00 341 - 12.255 - 2.75 69 - 3.50 155 - 3.00 268 - 11.25 342 - 5.007 - 2.75 70 - 4.50 157 - 3.00 275 - 4.50 343 - 5.008 - 4.50 71 - 3.50 158 - 6.00 276 - 8.25 344 - 1.0010 - 2.75 72 - 8.00 161 - 3.00 278 - 9.00 345 - 3.0011 - 1.00 74 - 6.00 162 - 2.00 280 - 2.75 346 - 3.0013 - 35.00 77 - 1.00 163 - 3.00 284 - 2.25 351 - 4.0014 - 5.50 78 - 1.00 168 - 1.00 285 - 9.00 356 - 5.5016 - 5.00 79 - 5.00 170 - 4.00 289 - 33.00 357 - 4.0017 - 2.00 80 - 4.00 171 - 5.00 290 - 34.25 359 - 27 5018 - 3.00 82 - 10.00 172 - 8.25 291 - 2.25 360 - 4.0020 - 3.50 83 - 45.00 173 - 15.50 292 - 3.00 362 - 4.5021 - 2.00 85 - 5.00 174 - 6.00 294 - 5.00 363 - 4.0022 - 2.00 86 - 3.00 175 - 8.00 295 - 1.50 370 - 4.0024 - 2.00 88 - 10.00 176 - 16.50 296 - 2.25 373 - 2.0026 - 2.00 89 - 3.00 179 - 2.00 297 - 3.50 374 - 3.0027 - 2.00 93 - 8.00 181 - 15.00 298 - 2.00 375 - 2.0028 - 2.00 96 - 5.50 182 - 9.25 299 - 9.25 376 - 2.0029 - 2.50 98 - 5.50 184 - 10.50 300 - 3.50 377 - 2.0030 - 1.50 100 - 1.00 188 - 2.25 301 - 4.00 378 - 2.5031 - 2.00 101 - 1.00 191 - 2.25 302 - 8.00 379 - 2.0032 - 2.00 102 - 1.25 192 - 4.00 303 - 1.50 380 - 3.0033 - 2.00 105 - 3.50 194 - 4.50 304 - 1.00 381 - 3.5034 - 2.00 106 - 5.00 196 - 3.50 305 - 1.00 382 - 11.0035 - 1.75 107 - 4.00 197 - 2.00 306 - 1.00 383 - 3.0036 - 1.50 108 - 3.25 198 - 4.50 307 - 2.25 384 - 10.0037 - 2.00 111 - 1.50 200 - 2.00 308 - 4.00 385 - 10.0038 - 3.00 112 - 1.00 201 - 2.25 310 - 1.25 387 - 1.5040 - 1.50 113 - 1.00 202 - 2.25 311 - 1.00 388 - 1.5042 - 2.75 114 - 1.50 203 - 1.00 312 - 1.00 389 - 1.5043 - 16.50 120 - 2.00 208 - 15.50 313 - 2.00 390 - 1.5045 - 3.00 126 - 6.00 212 - 19.25 314 - 1.00 391 - 2.0046 - 4.00 127 - 13.75 218 - 2.00 315 - 4.00 396 - 4.0047 - 5.50 128 - 15.00 223 - 1.00 317 - 2.25 398 - 2.0048 - 3.00 129 - 2.00 224 - 1.00 318 - 2,25 399 - 2.0049 - 2.00 130 - 4.00 225 - 2.00 319 - 3.00 405 - 4.0050 - 3.00 131 - 3.50 226 - 3.00 325 - 8.00 406 - 3.0052 - 3.00 133 - 2.25 230 - 19.25 326 - 3.00 410 - 3.0053 - 3.00 134 - 2.25 232 - 12.00 329 - 2.25 421 - 2.5054 - 3.00 135 - 2.00 233 - 11.25 330 - 2.25 424 - 1.5055 - 3.50 136 - 3.00 236 - 11.25 331 - 3.00 427 - 1.5056 - 3.50 137 - 2.00 240 - 2.50 332 - 2.25 429 - 2.0058 - 4.00 138 - 2.00 246 - 2.25 334 - 3.00 430 - 2.5059 - 2.50 139 - 3.50 253 - 3.00 335 - 2.75 431 - 9.0061 - 1.50 141 - 15.00 254 - 16.50 336 - 7.75 450 - 4.50

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