Lot 1102, Canada 1817 stampless folded letter Niagara to Gananaqui River

Lot 1102, Canada 1817 stampless folded letter Niagara to Gananaqui RiverLot 1102 1817 Stampless Folded Letter Niagara to Gananaqui River, mailed by James Brackenridge from Niagara U. Canada (belt buckle type of datestamp JULY 28 1817) to Joel Stone at Gananaqui River. Stone is the recognized founder of the town of Gananoque. The letter describes the purchase of some land in Burford and is rated “1N3½” corrected to “1N2” and is endorsed by Stone as being “The Attorney’s Arrogant Answer to my Letter to him…”. Very fine and an interesting precursor letter mailed just before there was a post office in Gananoque. From the John Nalon Gananoque Collection. Estimate C$500.

Lot 337, Canada 1898 two cent Map stamp with inscription in selvedge, VF NH

Lot 337, Canada 1898 two cent Map stamp with inscription in selvedge, VF NHLot 337 Canada #86b 1898 2c Imperial Penny Postage Map, a mint never hinged single with “American Bank Note Co. Ottawa” inscription in selvedge at top. A lovely stamp with deep rich blue oceans and very pleasing eye appeal, but with a hint of gum toning, still very fine. From the Robert Lunn Map Stamp Collection. Unitrade CV C$225.

Lot 605, Canada 2003 five dollar Moose with “missing moose” variety

Lot 605, Canada 2003 five dollar Moose with "missing moose" varietyLot 605 Canada #1693a 2003 $5 Moose with “Missing Moose” Variety, a mint never hinged single, from lower left corner of the pane, showing all the marginal inscriptions and missing not only the moose, but the trees, grass and security text under the denomination (these from the engraved colours). The bottom margin is also missing the moose caricature and the “C1” which would have been printed all at once. A wonderful modern error, offered with a regular single from same pane position for comparison. Extremely fine and also accompanied by a 2007 Saskatoon Stamp Centre Guarantee of Authenticity. Reserved. Unitrade CV$7,500.

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