Neufundland 1857-1949

Hallo,

New thread: Newfoundland before joining Canada in 1949 (01-04)

Range: 1857 to 1949 (last stamp 24-06-1947)

Scott numbers:

Postage Stamps from 1 to 270.

Airmail Stamps from C1 to C19.

Postage due Stamps J1 to J7.

References: UNITRADE Specialized Catalogue of Canadian Stamps and NSSC (Newfoundland Specialized Stamp Catalogue)

So to start, here one of my favorite (Because it is blue ) The high value of the Royal Family issue (1897-1901) Nr.85, Duke of York. This stamp was used on foreign mails. Here a Mint, Used with the major variety and on cover to USA.

The cover is from CHANNEL (now CHANNEL-PORT AUX BASQUES) and dated 23-07-1900 to WILMINGTON, Vermont, received on 26-07-1900.

And the full issue (Nr.78-85)

Sylvain

Hallo,

Nr.86 issued in September 1908. (single stamp issue).

Here as single use on Postcard to France date 08-08-1910. Correct 2 cents rate to foreign destination. Which are not so common. Plus a little variety, Nr.86 with a nice Scottish receiver from GREENOOK in 1908.

Salutations

Sylvain

Hallo weite Welle,

Interesting indeed.

Postal mark, looks like genuine,

Timely used.

2 cents for local 1 cent.

Philatelic?

Last I saw to be used as such is the 2 cents John Cabot Nr.62. It was bisected vertically like this one which is Nr.186 from the PERKINS BACON PRINTINGS.

Salutations

Sylvain

Hallo,

Just completed a scarce duo mint and used. Nr.69 i, 12 cents from the serie "Discovery of Newfoundland" of 1897.

The top margin is duplicated with some parts of the word NEWFOUNDLAND 8mm lower. It is called a misplaced entry. The best feature to find them is the upper left corner duplicated on the left margin in line with the T of Twelve.

Sylvain