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Just one of the interesting covers
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GB Lundy Is. 1935 Atlantic Coast Air Service
label on flight cover to Braunton

106 lots this week!

We're finally seeing a bit of spring around here, so we're finally getting at a few spring chores because before you know it, we'll be into full fledged summer weather -- that's Ontario for you! But we found the time to dig through some interesting boxes of stuff, as well as acquire some new stuff for this week's auction. As always, it's loaded with bargains, weird and wonderful stuff and a couple of truly scarce pieces. Your participation is always appreciated, and we love hearing from you!

Check out these highlights!

  • Canada features the last of a semi-official airmail collection of stamps, some lovely Centennial plate block FDCs and stationery, and some unusual modern stuff like a pair of ICAO event covers (2013 and 2016),
  • nice groups of Australia FDCs (mostly 1950s)
  • lots of Germany, from 1869 North German Confederation to an unusual patriotic WWI Feldpost from a "Flieger" to several post-war AMG lots,
  • Great Britain: see the lovely 1935 Lundy Island airmail cover that is our featured cover,
  • British Caribbean - quite a few lots from multiple lots of the University issue, to Jamaica and Turks and Caicos,
  • and lots of bargains to be found!

Enjoy your browse!

Auctions closing Saturday May 2, 2026

This Week's Page Index
Page 1   Australia to Canada
Page 2   Czechoslovakia to Netherlands
Page 3   Netherlands (cont'd) to US
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Why do we auction our best covers? Over the years we have built up a long list of customers, many of whom collect the same things. We think making the best covers available to the highest bidder is the fairest way of deciding where they go.

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