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Auction Sale R Sale 516, 517, 518, 519 auction sale R. A. S. MARESCH Wednesday June 24, 2015 Licensed Auctioneer, will sell at 6:30 PM at Public Auction at Thursday June 25, 2015 OUR OFFICES at 1:00 PM and 6:30 PM 5TH FLOOR 6075 YONGE ST Friday June 26, 2015 TORONTO ON M2M 3W2 at 1:00 PM Viewing: Monday June 15 to Saturday June 20 and Monday June 22 to Wednesday June 24, from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm Earlier viewing by appointment only. r. maresch & son 5TH FL-6075 YONGE ST TORONTO ON M2M 3W2 CANADA (416) 363-7777 www.maresch.com FAX (416) 363-6511 Bahrain .......................................... 1834 Topicals ................................ 2069-2107 CANADA Barbados ....................................... 1835 Austria .................................. 2108-2111 Large Lots, etc .............................. 1-142 Basutoland ............................ 1836-1839 Belgium ................................. 2112-2115 Postal History, etc ..................... 143-239 Bechualand Protectorate................ 1840 Brazil.............................................. 2116 Vignettes................................... 240-244 Bermuda ............................... 1841-1848 China, Republic, People's ..... 2117-2121 Pence ....................................... 245-314 British Antarctic Territory ................ 1849 Danzig ........................................... 2122 Cents ........................................ 315-358 British Guiana ....................... 1850-1851 Denmark ............................... 2123-2125 Large Queens ........................... 359-506 British Indian Ocean Territory......... 1852 Egypt .................................... 2126-2128 Small Queens ........................... 507-642 Cayman Is ............................ 1853-1855 Estonia ........................................... 2129 Fancy Cancels ........................ 643-677 Cyprus .................................. 1856-1858 Ethiopia .......................................... 2130 Jubilees .................................... 678-748 Dominica ........................................ 1859 France and Colonies ............. 2131-2169 Leafs ......................................... 749-777 Falkland Is. and Depend ....... 1860-1864 Reunion........................................ 2170 Numerals .................................. 778-816 Ghana ................................... 1865-1866 Frech Colonies ............................. 2171 Maps ......................................... 817-834 Grenada ......................................... 1867 French Southern Antarctic. .. 2172-2173 Provisionals .............................. 835-839 Hong Kong ............................ 1868-1870 Germany, States, Berlin, etc . 2174-2233 Edwards.................................... 840-878 India ...................................... 1871-1873 Greece ........................................... 2234 Quebecs ................................... 879-899 Ireland................................... 1874-1875 Greenland ...................................... 2235 Admirals.................................. 900-1172 Jamaica ................................ 1876-1877 Hungary ................................ 2236-2238 1917 to Modern..................... 1173-1283 Kenya, Uganda, Tanganyika . 1878-1880 Iceland .................................. 2239-2241 Booklets and Panes .............. 1284-1295 Leeward Is ............................ 1881-1882 Indo-China ..................................... 2242 Back of Book ........................ 1296-1555 Malaya - Kelantan .......................... 1883 Iran ....................................... 2243-2245 Airmails and Flights............... 1301-1313 Malta ..................................... 1884-1885 Israel ..................................... 2246-2250 Semi-Official Airmails ............ 1314-1389 Mauritius ........................................ 1886 Italy, etc.. .............................. 2251-2254 Special Delivery .................... 1390-1396 New Hebrides (British) ................... 1887 Japan (Karl Lewis Covers) .... 2255-2260 Registered Letter Stamps ..... 1397-1405 New Zealand......................... 1888-1895 Liberia ............................................ 2261 Postage Dues ....................... 1406-1438 Niue ............................................... 1896 Liechtenstein ......................... 2262-2270 War Tax ................................ 1439-1458 Papua and New Guinea ................. 1897 Lithuania ........................................ 2271 Officials ................................. 1459-1488 Pitcairn Is .............................. 1898-1899 Luxembourg .......................... 2272-2274 Revenues ............................. 1489-1555 Rhodesia, S. Rhodesia . 1900-2,1932-35 Korea ............................................. 2275 PROVINCES St. Helena ...................................... 1903 Macao ............................................ 2276 Provinces .............................. 1556-1694 St. Kitts-Nevis ................................ 1904 Monaco ................................. 2277-2279 B.C. and Vancouver Is. ......... 1566-1569 St. Lucia ......................................... 1905 Netherlands .......................... 2280-2282 New Brunswick ..................... 1570-1582 St. Vincent ............................ 1906-1908 Norway .......................................... 2283 Nova Scotia .......................... 1583-1605 Samoa .................................. 1909-1910 Portugal and Colonies ........... 2285-2288 Prince Edward Is ................... 1606-1609 Sarawak ................................ 1911-1912 Romania ........................................ 2289 Newfoundland ....................... 1610-1694 Seychelles ............................ 1913-1915 Russia ................................... 2290-2292 South Africa (Boer War) ........ 1916-1931 Saar ...................................... 2293-2294 GREAT BRITAIN Southern Rhodesia ............... 1932-1935 St. Pierre and Miquelon ......... 2295-2297 Large Lots, Collections. ........ 1695-1720 Stellaland ....................................... 1936 Saudi Arabia .................................. 2298 Postal History and Stamps .... 1721-1763 Swaziland ...................................... 1937 Sweden ................................. 2299-2300 Channel is ........................... 1764-1767 Transvaal ....................................... 1938 Switzerland ........................... 2301-2348 BRITISH COMMONWEALTH Trinidad.......................................... 1939 Thailand ......................................... 2349 Large, Omnibus .................... 1768-1815 Tristan da Cunha .................. 1940-1941 Turkey ............................................ 2350 Abu Dhabi ...................................... 1816 Turks and Caicos .................. 1942-1943 United States of America ...... 2351-2440 Aden .............................................. 1817 Virgin Is................................. 1944-1945 United Nations ..................... 2441-2444 Anguilla .......................................... 1818 FOREIGN Vatican ........................................... 2445 Ascension ............................. 1819-1821 Large Lots ............................. 1946-2048 Yugoslavia ............................ 2446-2448 Australia and States .............. 1822-1829 Foreign Covers ..................... 2049-2068 Bahamas .............................. 1830-1833 FOREWORD Our February Auction was very well received, with many new customers participating as well as several we hadn’t seen in quite a while, renewing their interest in the hobby. Prices for exceptional Canada including covers, classic issues and varieties were strong throughout, and the Provinces section as well as the British Commonwealth and Foreign material also held their own. This auction contains over 2400 lots in four sessions, the first three being all Canada and Canadian Provinces. We begin with the usual large section of envelopes, collections and box lots, then some better Postal History and the first session finishes with Pence, First Cents and an extensive offering of Large Queen issues. The second session includes Small Queens with several important items such as imperforate Plate Pieces and Die Proofs and continues up to Admirals, the latter with better Plate and Lathework pieces, etc. The third session has modern varieties and better ‘back-of-the-book’ issues including Semi-Official Airmails and Postage Dues and ends with a good showing of Provinces including some better covers. The last session contains Great Britain, British Commonwealth and strong Foreign with many larger lots, better Topicals, Zeppelin covers, lots of France and Germany, better USA including covers, etc, and there is sure to be something of interest for everyone. On-line participation in our auctions continues to grow, and every sale we receive record numbers of bids by email. Please be aware that we do confirm receipt of your electronic bidsheet if sent to [email protected], so you will always know we have received it. If using web-based services such as Stamp Auction Network, we receive your bids almost immediately and you will also have your own bidding confirmation from them, so we definitely encourage both these electronic methods of bidding. Second-best are bid-sheets by fax or phone, as you will also have confirmation from us or your fax machine that your bids have been received. Bids sent through the postal system are usually, but not always received
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