1904/1979 (ca.), extensive collection with approximately 200 covers, cards and postal stationery, plus some single stamps, proofs and multiples, including many interesting and scarce frankings, high values on cover, air mail, registered mail, India used abroad, incoming mail, etc., etc.

1896-1922, Collection on three album leaves including complete sets, all used, few stamps signed, fine

1851/1952, mainly used collection starting with Crown colony Canda Mi.-Nr. 2 and 10-15, Dominion with Jubilee 4-5$, slightly different quality

1865/2010, used accumulation with an abundance of duplicates and a few multiples, in 18 stockbooks and some envelopes

1868/2000, collection used and from 1949 mostly unused/mint never hinged, with extra material like sheetlets, complete sheets, booklets and year sets, in 7 albums/stockbook 

1942/2008 (ca.), accumulation of booklets mint never hinged, starting with the 1942 George VI. issues, very good condition, neatly housed in 4 albums (face value ca. 1100$ according to the consignor)

1969/2015, large mint never hinged accumulation with duplicates, sheetlets, etc., plenty of facial value (=4320 CAD, approx. 2700 EUR), overall in excellent condition, neatly housed in 16 stockbooks (

1925/70 (ca.), extensive accumulation of over 315 airmail covers, strength before 1945, including an abundance of first flights, together with a selection of airmail vignettes with the 1927 Western Canadian Jubilee flight, Cherry Red Airline and Commercial Airways, etc., overall in good condition, a useful lot, neatly housed in 4 albums

1885, fifty six cents surcharge on 96 cents, rows 3-6 and 7-10, extra copy shows constant variety “Weak letter I in SIX” (pos 7/9), minor toning, 7 stamps mint never hinged

1875/1910, three classic pages used including QV unused and used, two early stamps with red cancels, in folder

1854, lithographs, small collection with SG 1 (repaired) and used ½ a. (8), 1 a. (6), 4 a. (6+unused reprint) and 2 a. (5)

1826/27, group of 7 entires letters, all written from Calcutta to one of the heroes of the Battle of Waterloo (Lt. Col. Edward Kelly, 1774-1828) serving in India and Burma, including 5 entire letters sent to Moulmein, Burma with good to very fine strikes of circular handstamps “CALCUTTA GENERAL POST OFFICE”, together with 2 later entires locally used with large oval calcutta “GPO” handstamps, mostly fine, an interesting lot