Lot 294 New Brunswick #6E 1c Locomotive Goodall Trial Colour Die Essay in Yellow Brown, on India paper measuring 28 x 24 mm. An unadopted design, showing the locomotive facing left, as well as the lettered numerals “One” at lower corners. An impressive and very fine item for the specialist. Minuse & Pratt 6E-Ag. Estimate $750.
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Lot 290, New Brunswick 1851 twelve pence bright red violet Heraldic, F-VF used
Lot 290 New Brunswick #3 1851 12d Bright Red Violet Heraldic Imperforate, used with light oval grid cancel, with bright colour and four large to well clear margins. There is a very light pressed-out crease (barely visible only in fluid), else a fine-very fine stamp. Accompanied by a 1962 Alberto Diena certificate (with his pencil signature on stamp) and a 2021 Greene Foundation certificate. Unitrade CV$ 6,000.
Lot 287, New Brunswick 1851 six pence olive yellow Heraldic, XF used
Lot 287 New Brunswick #2 1851 6d Olive Yellow Heraldic Imperforate, used with an almost complete, crisp strike of the Chatham 8 in oval grid cancel in blue (RF 5), the stamp has four large margins and bright colour, extremely fine and a very nice stamp in all respects. Accompanied by a 2021 Greene Foundation certificate. Unitrade CV$1,600.
Lot 673, 1832-1866 Group of three New Brunswick Registered covers, sold for C$1,638
Lot 673 1832-1866 Group of Three Early New Brunswick Registered Covers, 1832 folded letter Douglas NB to Fredericton with manuscript “Money Letter” and “Paid 2N3” in red; 1852 folded cover from W.O. Campo-Bello NB (strikes on front and back) to Fredericton with manuscript “On Service / Money Letter” and rated “9” through St John NB; and 1866 Saint John NB to Kingston NB (nice datestamps on back) with red handstamp “REGISTERED / LETTER – No.”, franked with two 5c green Queen Victoria adhesives (perf toning) tied by an oval grid. All three are very fine. Estimate $150, sold for C$1,400.00 plus 17% buyer’s premium.