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First stamps of the Colony were issued in British pence withheraldic flowers of British Isles on all values. The Pence Issuecolours: scarlet vermilion 1857; orange 1860; rose lake 1861.

1857 FIRST PENCE issue (JANUARY 01)ENGRAVED. NO WATERMARK. IMPERFORATEpaper: white, soft, thick, shows CROSS-WIRE MESH, 3d reverse has green ink flecksPO issued sheets in 120 as 12 horiz. x 10 vert. for 1d; sheets in 80 as 40 pairs formed as 8 horiz. pairs x 5 vert. for 3d;sheets in 40 as 8 horiz. x 5 vert. for 5d; sheets in 20 as 5 horiz. x 4 vert. for 2d, 4d, 6d, 8d, 1s

1 11 covers 1d brownish claret (22 x 22.5 mm); (eku: July 07) 70 M 90 75 3800a 1160 est. line thru NEWFOUND 320 320 —b 120 known black NG 370 — —c 2 known black; NG line thru NEWFOUND 1850 — —d 2 known bright orange NG 2500 — —e 2 known bisected on cover — — 18500

dp1 eldp; black; Background vignette for 1d, 5d; die # 13 (rev) (10) 2000 — —dp2 1d ctldp; black; uncleared corners; uncleared E of POSTAGE;

four dots missing opposite upper left numeral; India on card — —dp3 1d ctsdp; black; on India (5) 4000 — —

2 2d scarlet vermilion; 3 M 18800 4750 14500a 150 est. line thru bottom 2's 22500 6900 —b 20 known black NG 420 — —c 1 known black NG line thru bottom 2's 2000 — —d 1 known bisected+line thru bottom 2's on cover — — 26000

dp1 2d ctsdp; black; guide lines; uncleared corners; outer border thin, weak; on India (5) — —

dp2 2d ctsdp; black; on India (5) 4000 — —

3 27 covers* 3d yellow green (Die I); 8 M 420 320 1750a 40 known black NG 380 — —

dp1 esdp; black; trefoil vignette; second line absent around center trefoil; on India (1) 4000 — —

dp2 3d esdp; black; lower left 3 slants to left; India on card (1) 3000 — —dp3 3d ctsdp; black; lower left 3 straightened;

second line absent around center trefoil; on India 2750 — —

4 included* 3d yellow green (Die II); 8 M 360 320 1750a 40 known black NG 380 — —

5 32 covers 4d scarlet vermilion; 5 M 7800 3450 4200a 20 known black NG 400 — —b 1 known bisected on cover — — 28500

dp1 4d ctldp; black; uncleared corners; middle border lines completed in value tablets; India on card — —

dp2 4d ctsdp; black; on India (5) 4000 — —

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1868-79 SECOND CENTS issueENGRAVED. NO WATERMARK. PERF. 12 X 12Separation by rouletting continued into this issue.

32 1¢ Prince of Wales, (eku: May 12, 1869); 100 M 20 covers violet, Die I 75 30 1350 — 1650 — —a imperf. NG 120 — — — 1275 — —b imperf. NG (Colour trial; black) 0.099 M 80 — — — 740 — —c imperf. NG (Colour trial; brown lilac) 0.299 M 170 — — — 940 — —d imperf. NG (Colour trial; orange) 0.299 M 170 — — — 940 — —e imperf. NG (Colour trial; green) 170 — — — 940 — —f imperf. NG (Colour trial; purple) 0.097 M 170 — — — 940 — —g imperf. NG (Colour trial; red) 0.299 M 170 — — — 940 — —h imperf. NG (Colour trial; red orange) 0.100 M 170 — — — 940 — —i imperf. NG (Colour trial; brown) 0.199 M 170 — — — 940 — —j imperf. NG (Colour trial; straw) NG 170 — — — 940 — —k imperf. NG (Colour trial; blue green) 0.199 M 170 — — — 940 — —l perf. Gummed (Colour trial; blue) 225 — — — — — —m perf. Gummed (Colour trial; brown) 225 — — — — — —n perf. Gummed (Colour trial; orange) 225 — — — — — —o perf. Gummed (Colour trial; violet) 225 — — — 350 — —p perf. Gummed (Colour trial; green) 225 — — — — — —

dp1 1¢ ctldp; black violet-gray; Prince of Wales; Die I; ribbon breaks oval; imprint; India on card (3) 1500dp2 1¢ ctdp; orange red; semi-transparent paper perf. 12; quadrille gum or varnish on face (1) 800dp3 1¢ ctdp; orange brown; semi-transparent paper perf. 12; quadrille gum or varnish on face (1) 800dp4 1¢ ctdp; blue green; semi-transparent paper perf. 12; quadrille gum or varnish on face (1) 800dp5 1¢ ctdp; deep blue; semi-transparent paper perf. 12; quadrille gum or varnish on face (1) 800dp6 1¢ ctdp; dark violet; semi-transparent paper perf. 12; quadrille gum or varnish on face (1) 800

(National Bank Note Co., New York)portrait inner oval cut by ribbon; N.F.-larger; medallion - narrow and ovalsmall white area under T of CENT;T of CENT tilts to right

(American Bank Note Co., New York) portrait inner oval not cut by ribbon; N.F.-smaller; medallion - broaderlarge white area under T of CENT;T of CENT is vertical


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Cabot Issue in 1897 commemorated the 400th Anniversary of the Discovery of Newfoundland by John Cabotand also commemorated the Diamond Jubilee of the reign of Queen Victoria. The idea originated with JudgeDaniel W. Prowse (historian), while Sir Robert Bond, Colonial Secretary, decided on the designs. Per noticeby J.O. Fraser: to be released on and after June 24. [quantities for imperf. NG and red SPECIMEN were publiclysold at Christie’s ABNCo archives sale 1990]

1897 JOHN CABOT & JUBILEE issue (eku: June 25)ENGRAVED. NO WATERMARK. PERF. 12 x 12Sheets printed 100. PO issued sheets in 100 as 10 horiz. x 10 vert.Sheets for 3¢ printed 200 as 10 horiz. x 20 vert. Separation for PO use resulted in the panes havinghoriz. straightedges between 10th and 11th row. PO issued sheets in 100 as 10 horiz. x 10 vert.

52 1¢ Queen Victoria, green; 400 M 5 2 20a on oily paper 50 — —b imperf. NG 0.730 M 80 — —c with red SPECIMEN 0.100 M (in set) 1050 — —

dp1 vdp; green; widow Queen Victoria vignette (4) 500 — —dp2 1¢ pdp; greendp3 1¢ ldp; green; India sunk on card; # C-377 (4) 500 — —

53 2¢ John Cabot, carmine lake; 400 M 5 2 20a imperf. NG 0.761 M 80 — —b with red SPECIMEN 0.300 M 80 — —c bisected on cover — — 220

dp1 2¢ pdp; carmine lake; scrolls shading incomplete; on India (2) 500 — —

54 3¢ Cape Bonavista, blue; 1000 M 5 2 20a imperf. NG 0.400 M 80 — —b with red SPECIMEN 0.300 M 80 — —

dp1 3¢ pldp; blue; India sunk on card; no skydp2 3¢ pldp; blue; India sunk on card; light depth of engravingdp3 3¢ pldp; blue; India sunk on card; deep depth of engravingdp4 3¢ ldp; blue; India sunk on card; w/imprint; # C-376 (4) 500 — —

55 4¢ Caribou Hunting, olive green; 400 M 10 2 25a imperf. NG 0.742 M 80 — —b with red SPECIMEN 0.300 M 80 — —

dp1 4¢ ldp; green; India sunk on card; w/imprint; # C-380 (4) 500 — —

56 5¢ Mining, violet; 400 M 10 2 35a imperf. NG 0.819 M 80 — —b with red SPECIMEN 0.300 M 80 — —

dp1 5¢ pldp; violet; India sunk on carddp2 5¢ ldp; violet; India sunk on card; w/imprint; # C-381 (4) 500 — —

57 6¢ Logging, red brown; 400 M 10 3 60a imperf. NG 0.829 M 80 — —b with red SPECIMEN 0.300 M 80 — —c bisected on cover — — 350

dp1 6¢ ldp; red brown; India sunk on card; w/imprint; # C-382 (4) 500 — —


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1897-1901 ROYAL FAMILY issueENGRAVED. NO WATERMARK. PERF. 12 x 12

Number of printing orders, [#] after colour.

75 4¢ Duchess of York, violet [1], (October 21, 1901); 500 M 45 10 80a imperf. Gummed 700 — —b Bottom margin imprint inscription 440 — —c Bottom margin imprint inscription w / SPECIMEN+security hole punch 950 — —d 1 known Bottom margin imprint inscription showing

reading down SPECIMEN overprinted twice (Sept. 1901 order) 1750 — —e imperf. NG 0.400 M 125 — —f imperf. NG bright violet 150 — —

dp1 pvldp; red brown; large vignette Duchess of York with oval; on card 1200 — —dp2 pvldp; black; reduced vignette Duchess of York; India sunk on card (2) 1200 — —dp3 pvldp; red brown; reduced vignette Duchess of York; India sunk on card (2) 1200 — —dp4 4¢ sdp; black; on glazed paper; die # C-502 (2) 1000 — —dp5 4¢ sdp; emerald green; on India; die # C-502 (2) 1500 — —dp6 4¢ pldp; red brown; India sunk on card 1500 — —dp7 4¢ ldp; violet; India sunk on card; imprint; die # 502 (4) 2000 — —dp8 4¢ ctsdp; black; on India with file number (1) 1500 — —

76 5¢ Duke of York, blue [8], (June; eku; July 13, 1899); 2150 M 35 5 40a Bottom margin imprint inscription 470 — —b Bottom margin imprint inscription w / SPECIMEN+security hole punch 950 — —c imperf. NG 0.600 M 100 — —

dp1 5¢ pldp; blue; India sunk on card; no shading over shoulder areas (2) 1000 — —dp2 5¢ pldp; blue; India sunk on card;

notation Certified as the original proof, J Alex Robinson; Feb. 10, 1899 (1) 1500 — —dp3 5¢ ctsdp; black; on glazed paper; imprint; die # C-373 (2) 1000 — —dp4 5¢ ldp; blue; India sunk on card; imprint; die # C-373 (4) 2000 — —dp5 5¢ ctsdp; black; on India with file number (1) 1500 — —

SPECIMEN + security hole punch set (44 types) 1050


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NSSC 83 c; demonstratesproof that 2nd sheet exists

1910 JOHN GUY issue (AUGUST 15)LITHOGRAPHED. NO WATERMARK. PERF. 12 x 12

81 4¢ Guy's ship "ENDEAVOUR", violet [1]; 50 M 15 5 70a 10 known imperf. right margin 435 — —b imperf. Gummed 175 — —c imperf. NG (Colour trial; black (with/without watermark {a}) — —d imperf. Miniature Colour trial sheetlets of four. Gummed 570 — —

dp1 4¢ ctldp; black; engraved; on gray wove watermarked Monckton Basted Mills Kent paper with guidelines 1000 — —

dp2 4¢ ctldp; black; engraved; on card 1000 — —dp3 4¢ ctsdp; black; engraved; on card 1000 — —dp4 4¢ ctsdp; black; engraved; stamp size; on card 1000 — —dp5 4¢ ctsdp; black; Lithographed; stamp size; gray wove paper 1000 — —dp6 4¢ sdp; violet; Lithographed; gummed white paper; perf. 11.8 x 11.8 200 — —

82 5¢ Cupids, blue [2], and shades; 530 M 15 5 50a perf. 14.2 x 12 15 7 60b imperf. Gummed 175 — —c imperf. NG (Colour trial; black (with/without watermark {a}) — —d imperf. Miniature Colour trial sheetlets of four. Gummed 570 — —

dp1 5¢ ctldp; black; engraved; on gray wove watermarked Monckton Basted Mills Kent paper with guidelines 1000

dp2 5¢ ctsdp; black; engraved; stamp size; on yellowed glossy surfaced lithographic transfer paper 700 — —

dp3 5¢ ctsdp; black; engraved; stamp size; white paper 300 — —dp4 5¢ ctldp; black; Lithographed; white paper 500 — —dp5 5¢ ctsdp; black; Lithographed; stamp size; gray wove paper 300 — —dp6 5¢ sdp; blue; Lithographed; gummed white paper; perf. 11.8 x 11.8 200 — —

83 6¢ Lord Bacon, Die I (z reversed), claret [1]; 10 M 65 40 240a position 10 WF joined; 0.100 M 125 125 —b position 100 GUYDING; 0.100 M 225 225 —c 20 known imperf. left margin 380 — —d imperf. top margin 180 — —e imperf. Gummed and NG exist 225 — —f imperf. Miniature Colour trial sheetlets of four. Gummed 570 — —

dp1 6¢ sdp; claret; Lithographed; label background has vert. shading lines;gummed white paper; perf. 11.8 x 11.8 200 — —


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1911 ROYAL FAMILY issue (JUNE 19)ENGRAVED. NO WATERMARK.

103 9¢ Prince John, blue violet [2]; 50 M ! ! 40 15 165a imperf. NG — — — — — — — 75 — —b imperf. NG (Colour trial; black) — — — — — — — 160 — —

dp1 9¢ edp; black; Caribou; photographic and hand painted; on card 1000 — —dp2 9¢ amdp; black; The Arch Rock; half tone screen and hand painted borders; on card 1000 — —dp3 9¢ epdp; brown; The Arch Rock; left and top unshaded borders; on wove paper 1000 — —dp4 9¢ ectldp; black; The Arch Rock; on card 1000 — —dp5 9¢ ectldp; green; The Arch Rock; on wove paper 1000 — —dp6 9¢ ectldp; red violet; The Arch Rock; notation 2/18/23; on wove paper 1000 — —dp7 9¢ ctldp; red; Prince John; on white paper; has 2 18 23 on two lines;

notation Approved, 9, initials 1500 — —dp8 9¢ ctsdp; red violet; Prince John; on white paper; has 2 18 23 on two lines 1500 — —dp9 9¢ ctldp; black; Prince John; India on card 1200 — —dp10 9¢ ctldp; black; Prince John; on white paper 1200 — —dp11 9¢ ctsdp; black; Prince John; stamp size; on card 1000 — —dp12 9¢ ctsdp; pale blue; Prince John; stamp size; on card 1000 — —dp13 9¢ ctsdp; deep blue; Prince John; stamp size; on card 1500 — —

104 10¢ Queen Alexandra, green [2]; 20 M ! ! 45 25 180a imperf. NG — — — — — — — 75 — —b imperf. NG (Colour trial; black) — — — — — — — 160 — —

dp1 10¢ e; St. Pierre Fishing Boat; photographic, hand painted; on card 1000 — —dp2 10¢ ctpsdp; gray black; ; composite frame dies; 10¢ +3¢; on wove paper 2000 — —dp3 10¢ ctsdp; black; Queen Alexandra; notation 1 5 - 11; on wove paper 1000 — —dp4 10¢ ctldp; black; Queen Alexandra; on glazed laid paper 1000 — —


R.H. Judge analyzed 15¢ sample shades;to determine ink ingredient compound

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1919 NEWFOUNDLAND CONTINGENT CARIBOU issue (JAN. 02)ENGRAVED. NO WATERMARK.

LC - left centerRC - right center

Number of printing orders, [#] after colour.Colour shades abound; some are listed.Several denominations had only two printings.15¢ denomination blue colours are controversial.Analyses determined one ink ingredient consistency.

107 1¢ Suvla Bay, green [6]; 7810 M 450 2 2 1 10a partial double printed — 35 — —b 1 known LC plate 1 — — 1450 — —c RC plate 2 780 650 — 500 —d LC plate 3 650 — — —e imperf. Gummed (Colour trial; green) 495 — — — —f imperf. Gummed (Colour trial; magenta) 495 — — — —g imperf. Gummed (Colour trial; indigo) 495 — — — —h imperf. Gummed (Colour trial; yellow) 495 — — — —i imperf. Gummed (Colour trial; ochre) 495 — — — —j imperf. Gummed (Colour trial; olive green) 495 — — — —k imperf. Gummed (Colour trial; brown) 495 — — — —

BK EP Complete booklet ‘Essay Prototype’ with perforations through tabs 9500Pale salmon cover with 2 staples (Perf. 14.1 x 14.1)

1 known Front cover SUDAN POST OFFICE (English). Back cover (Arabic) (Walsh seen)

1¢ (4 panes of 6)

108 2¢ Ubique, scarlet [6]; 7749 M 450 2 2 1 10a carmine red — 3 3 2 10b LC plate 1 780 650 — — —c RC plate 2 — 650 — — —d LC plate 3 — 650 — — —e bisected on cover — — — — 125



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The Pictorial Issue was mostly from photographs taken by Newfoundland's noted photographer, ProfessorHolloway. The issued designs are scenic views or historical landmarks located throughout Newfoundland.Newfoundland's first stamp booklet issued with this set. The booklet contained advertisements as well stamps.PO issued sheets in 100 as 10 horiz. x 10 vert. From the plate number variations NSSC believes the 3¢ was printed as 2 panes x 100.

Number of printing orders, [#] after colour.

1923-24 PICTORIAL issue (JULY 09)ENGRAVED. NO WATERMARK

123 1¢ Twin Hills, green [5]; 11000 Ma booklet pane of 8, perf. 14 x 13.7b imperf. Gummed 0.100 Mc imperf. NG 0.100 M

dp1 1¢ eldp; brown; Twin Hills; notation A, 27 Novem 22.; photographic; matted on card (1)

124 2¢ Southwest Arm, carmine [6]; 17000 Ma booklet pane of 8, perf. 14 x 13.7b imperf. Gummed 0.100 Mc imperf. NG 0.100 Md bisected on cover

dp1 2¢ eldp; blue; Southwest Arm; notation B, 27. Novem. 22., colour blue; photographic;dp2 2¢ pdp; black; stamp size; no sky detail; on card(1)dp3 2¢ ctsdp; gray; stamp size; on card (1)

BK 1 Complete booklet (Issued 1926) with perforations through tabsAYRE & SONS advertisement on front cover

Pink cover with 2 staples (Perf. 14 x 13.7); 10 M1¢ (1 pane of 8) and2¢ (2 panes of 8)

125 3¢ The Fighting Newfoundlander War Memorial, brown [6]; 18050 Ma 1 known UL plate 2. (perf. 13.7 x 14), with cutting line (Walsh seen)

b LL plate 2. (perf. 13.7 x 14)c imperf. NG 0.100 M

dp1 3¢ eldp; Fighting Newfoundlander; notation C, 27 Novem 22., discard, rejected 18-12-22;dp2 3¢ eldp; retouched; notation T., 15 Jan 23, approved April 16 / 23; matted on card (1)dp3 3¢ eldp; brown; notation -9-5-23; no vertical shading below 3; matted on card (1)dp4 3¢ ctldp; orange; on carddp5 3¢ ctldp; violet; on card (1)dp6 3¢ ctsdp; gray green; stamp size; on carddp7 3¢ ctsdp; green; stamp size; on carddp8 3¢ ctsdp; dark green; stamp size; on carddp9 3¢ ctsdp; olive green; stamp size; on carddp10 3¢ ctsdp; carmine; stamp size; on carddp11 3¢ ctsdp; rose; stamp size; on carddp12 3¢ ctsdp; violet; stamp size; on carddp13 3¢ ctsdp; dark violet; stamp size; on carddp14 3¢ ctsdp; purple; stamp size; on carddp15 3¢ ctsdp; gray blue; stamp size; on carddp16 3¢ ctsdp; blue; stamp size; on carddp17 3¢ ctsdp; dark blue; stamp size; on carddp18 3¢ ctsdp; brown; stamp size; on card


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1929-31 SECOND PUBLICITY issueRE-ENGRAVED. NO WATERMARK.

154 3¢ King George VI & Queen Mary, brown (August 06, 1929)a double printedb imperf. right marginc imperf. bottom margind imperf. Gummede LL plate 2.f LL plate 2. (perf. 13.8 x 13.8; imperf. bottom margin)g UR plate 3.h imperf. NG

dp1 3¢ psdp; brown; no vignettes, incomplete lettering and frame; notation 9.5.1929; on card (1)dp2 3¢ psdp; brown; no vignettes, frame nearly complete; notation 10.5.29; on card (1)dp3 3¢ pldp; brown; no vignettes, frame nearly complete; notation 11/5/29; on card (1)dp4 3¢ pldp; brown; no vignettes, frame complete; notation 12/5/29; on card (1)dp5 3¢ pldp; brown; no vignettes, frame complete; notation 13/5/29; on card (1)dp6 3¢ pldp; brown; no vignettes, frame complete; on card (1)dp7 3¢ pldp; brown; partial king vignette; notation May 16; on card (1)dp8 3¢ psdp; brown; partial king, queen vignettes; notation 16.5.29; on card (1)dp9 3¢ psdp; brown; shading behind king vignette; notation 24.5.29; on card (1)dp10 3¢ psdp; brown; shading on vignette faces vignette; notation 28.5; on card (1)dp11 3¢ pldp; brown; shading on faces of king, queen; notation 31-5-; on carddp12 3¢ pldp; brown; shading added to corners; notation Unfinished, 182, 3/6, 1; on carddp13 3¢ pldp; brown; deep shading on whiskers of king; notation 4-6, 2; on carddp14 3¢ pldp; brown; scar removed from face of king; notation 5-6; on carddp15 3¢ pldp; brown; scar removed from face of king; notation 5-6, 3; on carddp16 3¢ ctldp; black; notation 10.6; on card; die # 790 (4)dp17 3¢ ctldp; black; on card; die # 790 (4)dp18 3¢ ctldp; black; on card; albino die # 790 (4)dp19 3¢ ldp; brown; notation final; on card (4)dp20 3¢ ldp; brown; notation final, 5-6-29; on card (4)dp21 3¢ ldp; brown; on card; die # 790 (rev) (4)dp22 3¢ ldp; brown; on card (4)dp23 3¢ sdp; brown; watermarked paper (4)


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In 1932 a new series of stamps was released. It contained a mixture of fish, animals andviews for which Newfoundland is famous. Both fishing and sealing fleets are depicted.In addition, there are portraits of the Royal Family with one being first in the BritishEmpire to portray Princess Elizabeth (later Queen Elizabeth II) born on April 21, 1926.This is second issue to have booklets with stamps and advertisements being offered to the public. With differentcoloured covers, number of staples used and the perforation varieties a total of six booklets appear in this issue.Tom Cusick says booklet panes having small size holes in perf. 14 x 14 exist for catalogue #’s 174, 176, 178.PO issued sheets in 100 as 10 horiz. x 10 vert.NSSC believes 1¢, 2¢, 3¢, 4¢, 5¢ were printed as sheets of 4 panes of 100 = 400.Observation taken from watermarked printing paper size and manner of theperforation extensions through the sheet margins.

approved state of die:= complete; no Die # and guidelines at design long sidefinal state of die:= complete with guidelines at design long side; no Die #

1932-38 FIRST RESOURCES issue (JANUARY 02)ENGRAVED. COAT OF ARMS WATERMARK. PERF. 13.5 x 13.5

173 1¢ Codfish, greenâ 1 1 10a perf. 13.2 x 13.2â 20 20 —b booklet pane of 4 (perf. 13.2 x 13.2) 60 — 350c inverted wmkd 173ã ä å 50 — —d imperf. bottom margin 50 — —e imperf. Gummed 325 — —f vert. pair perf. 13.2, imperf. horiz. 250 — —g horiz. pair perf. 13.2, imperf. vert. 250 — —h plate 1. ULOSC, ULISC 45 — —i plate 2. ULOSC, ULISC 45 60 —j perfin (SPECIMEN) 75 — —k perfin vertical pair (large SPECIMEN + small SPECIMEN) 475 — —l imperf. NG 170 — —

dp1 1¢ epldp; green; frame design; notation 22/5/31; on card 750 — —dp2 1¢ epldp; green; words, numerals; notation 26/5/31; on card 750 — —dp3 1¢ epldp; green; shading; on card 750 — —dp4 1¢ epldp; green; partial Codfish vignette added; notation Old Colour; on card 750 — —dp5 1¢ pldp; green; incomplete shading; on card 750 — —dp6 1¢ ldp; green; approved state; notation 3.6.31; on carddp7 1¢ ldp; green; final state; notation Final, 5/6/31; on card 850 — —dp8 1¢ ldp; green; final state; notation 6.6.31; on carddp9 1¢ ldp; green; final state; on card 750 — —dp10 1¢ ldp; green; on card; die # 954 (rev) 750 — —dp11 1¢ ldp; green; notation 2W; white watermarked paper; die # 954 (rev) 750 — —dp12 1¢ sdp; green; notation 6.6.31; white watermarked paperdp13 1¢ eldp; green; Codfish; photographic; boxed on card;

in presentation folder (1) 1500 — —


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NSSC 200dp2

NSSC 201dp3

NSSC 200dp3

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1933 SIR HUMPHREY GILBERT issue (AUGUST 03)approved state of die:= complete; no Die #; no guidelines at design long sidefinal state of die:= complete with guidelines at design long side; no Die #

200 7¢ Commission, blueæ; 35.5 M 20 10 60a perf. 14 x 14æ 110 75 125b inverted wmkd 200 aç 250 150 —c perfin (SPECIMEN) — —d imperf. Gummed 270 — —

dp1 7¢ ldp; blue; vignette; approved state; on carddp2 7¢ ldp; blue; final state; on card (2) 1000 — —dp3 7¢ ldp; blue; on card; die # 1099 (rev) (5) 1000 — —dp4 7¢ ldp; blue; white watermarked paper; die # 1099 (rev) (5) 1000 — —dp5 7¢ ldp; red brown; final state; on card 1400 — —dp6 7¢ ctldp; black; on card; die # 1099 (rev) (5) 1000 — —dp7 7¢ ctldp; black; white watermarked paper; die # 1099 (rev) (5) 700 — —

201 8¢ Leaving Plymouth, vermilionæ; 47 M 25 8 60a brownish redæ; 0.200 M 465 — —b perfin (SPECIMEN) — —c imperf. Gummed 270 — —d bisected on cover — — 280

dp1 8¢ pldp; orange red; handpainted vignette, frame; notation initials, O.K.; on card (1) 1000 — —

dp2 8¢ ldp; orange red; vignette; approved state; on card (1) 1000 — —dp3 8¢ ldp; orange red; final state; on card (2) 1000 — —dp4 8¢ ldp; orange red; on card; die # 1106 (rev) (5) 1000 — —dp5 8¢ ldp; orange red; white watermarked paper; die # 1106 (rev) (5) 1000 — —dp6 8¢ ctldp; black; on card; die # 1106 (rev) (5) 1000 — —dp7 8¢ ctldp; black; white watermarked paper; die # 1106 (rev) (5) 750 — —dp8 8¢ ldp; green; stamp size in drawn box on kraft paper; notation OK, initials 1000 — —


NSSC 217dp4 NSSC 217dp5NSSC 217dp1

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NSSC 218 b

NSSC 217 d horiz. perf. 14.1 x imperf. vertical with cigar ù stub

NSSC 218 c

NSSC 217 d horiz. perf. 14.1 x imperf. vert. with cigar ù stub

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1937 LONG CORONATION issue (MAY 12)ENGRAVED. COAT OF ARMS WATERMARK.PERF. 13.3 x 13.3; 13.7 x 13.7; 14.1 x 14.1; 13.9 x 13.9

217 3¢ Newfoundland Map (Die I; no dots on nose) orange brownæ 60 90 215 4 1 1 1 3

a position 9 cigar stub 185 35 35 35 100b pair, with & without watermark — — — 110 60 70 — —c horiz. pair, imperf. vert. — — — — — 260 — —d 2 known horiz. pair, imperf. vert. with cigar stub — — — — — 650 — —e 10 known vert. pair, imperf. horiz. — — — — 530 — — —f compound perf. 13.3 x 13.7 — — — 850 — — — —

dp1 3¢ pldp; orange brown; Map vignette; on card (4) 1000 — —dp2 3¢ pldp; orange brown; kings head added; on card (4) 1000 — —dp3 3¢ pldp; orange brown; border added; on card 1000 — —dp4 3¢ pldp; orange brown; compass rose, medals too light; on card 1000 — —dp5 3¢ pldp; orange brown; compass rose, medals shading deepened; on card 1000 — —dp6 3¢ ldp; orange brown; on card (4) 1000 — —dp7 3¢ ldp; orange brown; guidelines; on carddp8 3¢ ldp; orange brown; guidelines; on card; die # 1220 (rev) (4) 1000 — —dp9 3¢ ctldp; black; guidelines; on card; die # 1220 (rev) (4) 1000 — —

218 3¢ Newfoundland Map (Die II; dots on nose) orange brownæ — 90 215 4 1 1 1 3

a pair, with & without watermark — — — 60 70 — —b 10 known vert. pair, imperf. horiz. — — — — 430 — — —c imperf. pair, without watermark NG — 200 — — — — — —

dp1 3¢ ctldp; black; guidelines; dots on nose; on card; die # 1220 (rev) 1000 — —

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1941-49 SECOND RESOURCES issue

240 5¢ Caribou, violet [7]â (eku: Dec. 02, 1941); 15000 M 1 15 15 15 1 3a complete offset 175 — — — — —b without watermark in block of 4 format (Walsh seen) 450 — — — — —c pair, with & without watermark 125 — — — — —d inverted wmkd; perf. iã; iiã; iiiã 30 50 50 — — —e 36 known double printed 250f imperf. Gummed (sans holes) 450g horiz. pair, imperf. vert. 325h 8 known horiz. gutter pair, imperf. vert. 1375i Type 1 plate LC 41419; 25 M 1250j imperf. Type 1 plate LC 41419+holes 1075k 1 known complete offset Type 1 plate TC 42543 (double print) 1900l Type 5 plate UL 43966; 25 M 10m Type 5 plate LL 43966; 25 M 10 — — — — 45n Type 5 plate UR 43966; 25 M 10 — — — — —o Type 5 plate LR 43966; 25 M 10 —p complete offset Type 5 plate UL 43966 1800 —q complete offset Type 5 plate UR 43966 1800 —r complete offset Type 5 plate LL 43966 1800 —s complete offset Type 5 plate LR 43966 1800 —t imperf. Type 5 plate UL 43966+holes 450 —u imperf. Type 5 plate LL 43966+holes 450 —v imperf. Type 5 plate UR 43966+holes 450w imperf. Type 5 plate LR 43966+holes 450x imperf. Type 5 plate UR 43966 gutter UL 43966+holes 2750y imperf. Type 5 plate LR 43966 gutter LL 43966+holes 2750z 1 known imperf. vert. Type 5 plate UL 43966 (sans holes) 1460aa 1 known imperf. vert. Type 5 plate LL 43966 (sans holes) 1460ab 1 known imperf. vert. Type 5 plate UR 43966 (sans holes) 1460ac 1 known imperf. vert. Type 5 plate LR 43966 (sans holes) 1460 — — — — —ad 1 known horiz. gutter pair, imperf. vert. Type 5 plate

UR 43966 gutter UL 43966 (sans holes) 3740 — — — — —ae 1 known horiz. gutter pair, imperf. vert. Type 5 plate

LR 43966 gutter LL 43966 (sans holes) 3740 — —af imperf. Gummed+holes 295 — —ag imperf. pair (with & without holes) Gummed 350 — —ah imperf. gutter pair Gummed+holes 750 — —ai imperf. black Gummed 90 — — — — —aj perf. 13.5 x 13.5 on size 21 mm Waterloo print 200 — — — — —

dp1 5¢ ctldp; black; top, bottom guide lines; small white paper; die # 960 (rev) (1) 1500 — — — — —

dp2 5¢ ctldp; black; top, bottom guide lines; large white paper; die # 960 (rev) (1) 1500 — — — — —

dp3 5¢ ctsdp; black; stamp size; white paper; PR 12127 (1) 1000 — — — — —


AM 9dp11 NSSC AM 9dp12 NSSC AM 9dp13

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1931 AIRMAIL issue (JANUARY 02)ENGRAVED. NO WATERMARK. PERF. 14.1 x 14.1

AM 9 $1 Flight Routes, blue; 20 M 50 50 80a perf. 14.3 x 13.8 75 65 100b imperf. bottom margin — —c imperf. left margin 480 — —d imperf. right margin 480 — —e imperf. Gummed 880 — —f horiz. pair, imperf. vert. 950 — —g 10 known vert. pair, imperf. horiz. 950 — —h perfin (SPECIMEN, small perforations) 200 — —i perfin (SPECIMEN, over 4 stamps) 590 — —j perfin (SPECIMEN, horseshoe form) 490 — —k imperf. NG 200 — —l imperf. black NG 0.100 M 350 — —

dp1 $1 edp; from A. B. Perlin original photographic and hand painted sketch of AM 8 b which has Map and routes across ocean a colour drawing is made; has mounted reduced blueprint of

map and routes; notation of queries for possible corrections made on large mount; signed J. Scottdp2 $1 pdp; blue; frame and letter nearly complete; top right frame design is mounted print;

hyphen added to TRANS - ATLANTIC; carton paperdp3 $1 pdp; blue; frame complete; TRANS - ATLANTIC deleted; white paperdp4 $1 pdp; blue; added map outlines, wording; TRANSATLANTIC added; white paperdp5 $1 pdp; blue; design finished with addition of land and sea shading; white paperdp6 $1 ldp; blue; notation approved D, No. 1, JMH; white paper (3) 1200 — —dp7 $1 ldp; blue; notation FINAL NOVEMBER 1930; white paper (3 1200 — —dp8 $1 ldp; blue; notation 25th NOV; white paper (3) 1200 — —dp9 $1 ldp; blue; white paper 600 — —dp10 $1 ldp; blue; white paper; die # 918 (rev) 1200 — —dp11 $1 ldp; blue; white watermarked paper; die # 918 (rev) (3) 1200 — —dp12 $1 ctldp; black; white paper; die # 918 (rev) (3) 1200 — —dp13 $1 ctldp; black; white watermarked paper; die # 918 (rev) (3) 1200 — —

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Note: 1930 Sydney - St. Pierre - St. John’s - Sydney flight is now deleted as it was initially flown from Canada.It was never supported by any government. No mail carried. Envelopes exist with private company’s label.The company was formed in 1930 by J. Robert McCowan, Jr., Charles H. Roy, and George Carter with thepurpose to carry mail between North Sydney, Canada, St. Pierre, France and St. John’s, Newfoundland.The flight was proposed for December 15th, 1930. But none of the three governments sanctioned the operation.Seven months after printing the company stamps a flight was made in August 1931 with 4100 pieces of mail.The Governor of St. Pierre gave permission to take the mail in and out of St. Pierre for this occasion. The mailwas landed at St. Pierre. The French colonial post office authorities did not cooperate. Earlier agreements withthe Governor were not accepted. Entry of the mail into postal system was refused by the authorities. The mailwas left in custody with the St. Pierre Post Office waiting authorization from colonial officials. All covers seizedupon landing were held for 3 years. When the company got the covers returned they applied a small hand stampexplaining the problem; signed by J. R. McGowan. This mail was returned to collectors late in 1934 under cover.Shown here are example of the label and others similar. These and others like them are souvenir items.

The FF 28 flight rate was 15¢ per ½ ounce. A round trip airmail cover required 30¢ to be applied.

1931 ST. JOHN'S - HAMPDEN - WESTERN ARM - CONCHE - ST. ANTHONY - ST. JOHN'SFF 28 January 02 - 29 St. John's / Hampden; backstamped February 09, 1931 (1337 known) 20

a January 02 - 29 St. John's / Hampden / St. John's; backstamped February 18, 1931 40b February 17 Hampden / St. John's; backstamped February 18, 1931 25c January 02 - 29 St. John's / Western Arm; backstamped February 14, 1931 (797 known) 20d January 02 - 29 St. John's / Western Arm / St. John's; backstamped February 18, 1931 40e January 05 Westport - Western Arm / St. John's / St. Georges; backstamped Feb. 20, 1931 75f February 14 Tilt Cove - Western Arm / St. John's / Tilt Cove; backstamped March 04, 1931 85g January 02 - 29 St. John's / Conche; backstamped January 29, 1931 (963 known) 20h January 02 - 29 St. John's / Conche / St. John's; backstamped February 18, 1931 40i February 17 Conche / St. John's; backstamped February 18, 1931 25j January 02 - 29 St. John's / St. Anthony;

backstamped February 13 {rare} - 14, 1931 (4750 known) {45} 15k January 02 - 29 St. John's / St. Anthony / St. John's; backstamped February 18, 1931 30l February 14 - 17 St. Anthony / St. John's; backstamped February 18, 1931 20m February 17 Kings Point / St. John's; backstamped February 18, 1931 65n February 18 Norris Point / St. John's; backstamped February 18, 1931 65

It is possible, return mail sent from previous community to the next community on the return route may exist

The FF 29 flight rate was 15¢ per ½ ounce. A round trip airmail cover required 30¢ to be applied.

1931 ST. JOHN'S - BURIN - ST. JOHN'SFF 29 May 23 - 24 St. John's / Burin; backstamped May 26, 1931 20

a May 23 - 24 St. John's / Burin / St. John's; backstamped May 26, 1931 50

b May 26 Burin / St. John's; backstamped May 26, 1931 30


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NEWFOUNDLAND POSTAL STATIONERY

1873 - 1933 POST CARDS ENGRAVED. NO WATERMARK.

PC 8 1¢ King Edward VII, green, white card (Nov. 17, 1903; eku: April 13, 1904); 650 M 15 25

a cream card 15 25b 36 known green; India on card 460 —c 2 known green; India on card; uncut format 3200 —d green, India on card; red SPECIMEN overprint 550 —

dp1 1¢ ldp; green; on card 1200 —

PC 9 2¢ Queen Alexandra, carmine, white card image sizes (Dec. 19, 1904; eku: Dec 06, 1905); 50 M

image size; 121 x 71.5 mm 10 20a image size; 119.5 x 71.5 mm 15 35b image size; 119.5 x 69.5 mm 20 40c 38 known carmine; India on card 425 —d 2 known carmine; India on card; uncut format 3000 —e carmine; notations F1715, Oct. 16, 1908;

red SPECIMEN overprint; India on card 550 —dp1 2¢ ctsdp; black; image area; on glazed paper 1000 —dp2 2¢ ctldp; black; on card; die # C - 8302 1500 —dp3 2¢ sdp; red; stamp size; on India 1200 —dp4 2¢ ctsdp; black; stamp size; notation Jan. 5/11; India on reference paper 1200 —dp5 2¢ ldp; red; size 121 x 71.5 mm; on card; die # C - 8302 1750 —

PC 10 1¢ King George V, green, cream card (eku: Feb. 23, 1911); 200 M 30 40a white card 35 45

dp1 1¢ ctldp; dark green; on card 500 —dp2 1¢ ctldp; yellow green; on card 500 —

PC 11 1¢ King George V, green, cream card (eku: Feb. 04, 1913); 202.75 M(POST CARD tablet solid colour) 10 35

a green, white card 10 30dp1 image sdp; black; image area; no numerals 1000 —

PC 12 2¢ + 2¢ Reply Card, carmine, bluish gray (May 03, 1913); 10.4 M 245 500a 2 known detached used reply part (eku: April 20, 1914) — 950

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DISCOVERY: Two parts of watermarkfound on Nfld. Revenue stamps of 1907King Edward VII; 1911 King George Vissue with imprint. First part is wordCOLUMBIA the stylized letter C is larger;letters are double lined with serifs; secondpart is “stylized ‘branding iron’ motif shield”

with parallel lines running at 90/ angles and in these lines at 45/ angle is ablock having within it uppercase letters. SUPERFINE (seems, Walsh, 1999:16-18; 2004) (is, Andrew Hussey, 2017*) the word. Viewing is from gumbackside. Hussey findings, via document removal, show some watermarks arefound on stamps perf. 12 x 12 used pre 1914. They also exist inverted. Hehas not found watermarks on perf. 11 x11 stamps. He suggests that fromthe watermark size, the sheet was 100 stamps; not all sheets watermarked.*Andrew M. Hussey: Maple Leaves Vol. 35 No. 5Jan. 2018 Whole No. 347 pg. 243-249.

1911 KING GEORGE V issue (with imprint). Sept. 16, 1910 requested die ofGeorge V; proof received. Die approved Feb. 20, 1911; order sent for 25¢, 50¢, $1ENGRAVED. NO WATERMARK. PERF. 12 x 12occasional watermark: COLUMBIA and stylized motif design (CSO receipts for quantities, dates by Walsh 2011)

2 complete watermark design assemblage known — 850 —R 16 5¢ vermilion (October 20, 1911; Hussey) 890.85 M 5 5 20

a red orange 10 10 50b perf. 11 x 11 5 5 100c watermarked; perf. 12 x 12 200 200 —

dp1 5¢ ctldp; green; King George V; on card 750 — —dp2 5¢ ctldp; black; King George V; on card 750 — —

R 17 10¢ olive green (Feb. 19, 1915) 1346.45 M 5 5 30a perf. 11 x 11 8 8 50b offset 250 250 —c watermarked; perf. 12 x 12 300 300 —

R 18 25¢ blue (April 22) 378 M 10 10 20a gray blue 15 15 50b perf. 11 x 11 20 20 100c watermarked; perf. 12 x 12 325 325 —d offset 25 25 —

R 19 50¢ black (April 22) 139 M 10 10 70a blue black 15 15 80b perf. 11 x 11 20 20 180c watermarked; perf. 12 x 12 350 350 —d offset 25 25 —

R 20 $1 green (April 22) 223 M 15 10 70a yellow green 25 25 100b perf. 11 x 11 20 20 250c perf. 11 x 11 x 11.75 right side 200 200 —d watermarked; perf. 12 x 12 480 480 —

R 21 $5 violet (Oct. 06, 1914) 493 M 35 20 125a gray blue 55 40 165b perf. 11 x 11 50 50 300c perf. 11 x 12 150 150 350d perf. 12 x 11 110 110 350e offset 225 225 —

R 22 $20 yellow brown (May 23, 1919) 8 M 250 250 750

R 23 $25 salmon (March 06, 1920) 7 M (remaining 2036 burnt June 10, 1944) 350 350 975a perf. 11 x 11 380 380 1175

post 1920 - pre 1927 KING GEORGE V issue (without imprint) Documents infrequently encounteredENGRAVED. NO WATERMARK. PERF. 11 x 11

R 24 50¢ black 25 25 100

R 25 $1 green 25 25 120


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PROVISIONALS — 1913 CUT TOBACCO 1/10TH POUND SURCHARGESENGRAVED. NO WATERMARK. PERF. 10.75 x 10.75

TB 20 FIFTY CIGARETTES (Type A) (black), red-brown, reading downa FIFTY CIGARETTES (Type A) (black), red-brown, reading up 1450b FIFTY CIGARETTES manuscript (black), red-brown, reading up 1450

TB 21 FIFTY CIGARETTES (Type B) (black), red-brown, reading down 1450a FIFTY CIGARETTES (Type B) (black) red-brown, reading up 1450

TB 22 FIFTY CIGARETTES (Type C) (green), red-brown, reading down 1450a FIFTY CIGARETTES (Type C) red-brown, reading down, perf 12 x 12 1450b FIFTY CIGARETTES (Type C) red-brown, reading up 1450

Lower bar of F in FIFTYType A —longer than topbar, small serifsType B —equal to topbar, large serifsType C —shorter than topbar, larger serifs

1922 SMALL STRIP STYLE — 1922 PLUS SERIES A, B, CENGRAVED. NO WATERMARK. ROULETTED 7

TB 23 10 Cigarettes Series A, green 65 65

TB 24 10 Cigarettes Series B, violet 85 85

TB 25 10 Cigarettes Series C, orange 95 95 220a orange, rouletted 11.5 95 95

PROVISIONALS — 1922 SMALL STRIP STYLE SURCHARGESENGRAVED. NO WATERMARK. ROULETTED 7

TB 26 20 numerals 3 mm (black), green Series A

TB 27 8 numerals 4.5 mm (black), violet Series B

1926 SMALL STRIP STYLE — 1926 PLUS SERIES AENGRAVED. NO WATERMARK. ROULETTED 7

TB 28 10 Cigarettes, green 65 65a green, perf. 13 x 13 65 65

PROVISIONALS — 1926 SMALL STRIP STYLE SURCHARGESENGRAVED. NO WATERMARK.

TB 29 15 numeral manuscript (black), perf. 13 x 13 35

TB 30 20 numeral manuscript (black), rouletted 7 35 35

TB 31 20 numerals 4.5 mm for right 2 (black), perf. 13 x 13

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New findings by *Brian C. Bursey** by George McGowanremove the (Proof, only) status.

Britannia Cove, T.B. 105 1884 1922 ! !British Harbour, T.B. 224 1891 1968 ! ! !Broad Cove, B.D.V., C.B. 407 1891 1991 ! ! !Broad Cove, B.B. 165 1891 1931 !Broad Cove, P.B. 118 1907 1931 !Broad Cove, Renews, S.S. 93 1895 1920 !Broad Cove, St. John’s, C.B. (St. Phillips) 631 1889 1906 !**Broads, C.B. 150 1910 1931Brookfield, B.B. (Mortons Island) 287 1907 1949* ! !Brooklyn, B.B. (Lethbridge) 187 1885 1986 ! !Brookside, P.B. 80 1970 !Broom’s Bottom, St.G. (York Harbour) 73 1911 1930 (P)Broom’s Cove, B.B. 55 1911 1920Brown’s Arm, N.D.B. 32 1928 1970 !Brown’s Cove, W.B. 33 1929 1931 !Brownsdale, T.B. (Lance Cove South) 157 1911 1949* ! !Brunette, F.B. 78 1891 1957 !Bryant’s Cove, C.B. 327 1899 1931 !Buchan’s, G.F.D. 1104 1928 1992 ! ! ! ! ! !Buchan’s Mines, G.F.D. 600 1932 1945Bunyan’s Cove, B.B. 308 1905 1949* !Burgeo, S.W.C. 823 1856 1949* ! ! !Burgeo, P.B. 38 1891 1912Burgoyne’s Cove, T.B. 70 1899 1949* ! !Burin, B.P. 2637 1851 1949* ! ! ! !Burin Bay, B.P. 297 1914 1945 !* !Burin Bay Arm, B.P. 91 1897 1990 !Burin North, B.P. 359 1892 1959 ! ! ! ! !Burlington, G.B. (Northwest Arm) 230 1914 1949* ! ! ! !Burn Cove, S.S. 80 1922 1931Burnside, B.B. (Squid Tickle) 178 1920 1949* ! ! !Burnt Arm, T. 117 1912 1931 !Burnt Bay, N.D.B. 1891 1904 !* !Burnt Head, T.B. 193 1895 1931 !Burnt Island, B.B. 50 1891 1960 !Burnt Islands, P.B. 95 1921 1940Burnt Islands, S.W.C. 433 1891 1990 ! !Burnt Point, B.D.V., C.B. 311 1891 1949* !Burying Place, T. 100 1893 1945 !Butler’s Cove, B.P. 175 1911 1929 !Butter Cove, S.W.A., T.B. 67 1912 1926 !Calvert, S.S. (Caplin Bay) 416 1931 1949* !Campbells Creek, St.G. 86 1910 1970 !Campbellton, N.D.B. (Indian Arm) 460 1899 1949* ! !Canada Harbour, W.B. 104 1910 1970 !Canning’s Cove, B.B. 188 1912 1991 !Cape Broyle, S.S. 487 1891 1949* ! ! ! ! !Cape Cove, F. 58 1912 1931 !Cape Freels, B.B. 219 1891 1968 !Cape Island, B.B. 120 1909 1953 !Cape La Hune, S.W.C. 199 1891 1964 ! ! !Cape Norman, N.P. 20 1891 1923 !Cape Onion, N.P. 164 1911 1970 ! !Cape Race, S.S. 46 1907 1945 !Cape Ray, S.W.C. 165 1891 1991 !Cape Shore, B.B. 156 1911 1931Cape St. George, St.G. 256 1909 1991 ! !Caplin Bay, S.S. 393 1891 1932 !Caplin Cove, S.W.A., T.B. 61 1910 1931 !Caplin Cove, C.B. 202 1891 1949* ! !

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RAILWAY T. P. O. and R. P. O. CANCELSThanks for all the help received from Lewis M. Ludlow catalogue and fromWilliam G. Robinson. Provided by Brian T. Stalker are many cancels and theinformation on #(hammers); R(rail); W(water); period/s of use or rail closed.

Ry 1 Argentia T. P. O. / Nfld. R; Mar. 01, 1948 - Apr. 25, 1949 7D N 1 — 500

Ry 2 ARGENTIA T. P. O. / NFLD. R; Jan. 27, 1942 - Oct. 17, 1947 5D N 2 — 395a (with double circle)

Ry 3 ARG. & G. BANK / T. P. O. W; Aug. 04, 1949 - Sept. 14, 1949 17H N 3 SS 500

Ry 4 ARG. & ISLE VALEN / T. P. O. W; Aug. 08, 1949 17H N 3A SS 500

Ry 5 ARG. & P. A. B. / T. P. O. W; Aug. 30, 1949 - Jul. 02, 1953 17H N 4 SS 400

Ry 6 ARG. & PAB T. P. O. / ROUTE A W; May 03, 1959 - Sept. 02, 1968 17C N 4A SS, 31, 32 295a / ROUTE B W; Feb. 27, 1959 - Sept. 03, 1968 17C SS, 33, 34 305

Ry 7 ARG. & PUSH / T. P. O. W; Apr. 12, 1950 - ?. 27, 1950 17H N 4B SS 500

Ry 8 ARG. & N. SYD. T. P. O. / ROUTE - A. W; Jul. 30, 1950 - Apr. 13, 1957 17C N 5 SS 310a / ROUTE - B. W; Jul. 20, 1950 - Dec. 08, 1958 17C SS 280

Ry 9 FROM ARG. & N. SYD. T. P. O. W; Nov. 26, 1952 - Apr. 13, 1957 22F N 5A — 500

Ry 10 BAY DE VERDE RY • P. O. / NEWF’D. R; Oct. 28, 1915 - Dec. 28, 1931 4J N 6 — 315

Ry 11 BAY DE VERDE R. P. O. / NEWF’D. R; Sept. 29, 1930 - Aug. 26, 1932 4J N 7 — 300

Ry 12 BONAVISTA BAY • T. P. O. / NEWF’D W; Jun. 16, 1899 - Jun. 26, 1919 4J N 8 — 290

Ry 13 BONAVISTA RY. T. P. O. / NEWF’D 2; R; May 25, 1910 - Jul. 19, 1938 4J N 9 — 235

Ry 14 BONAVISTA - R. P. O. / NEWF’D R; Aug. 29, 1945 - Jun. 23, 1949 4J N 10 — 405

Ry 15 BONAVISTA RY. R. P. O. / NFLD. R; Apr. 27, 1936 - Mar. 13, 1949 5D N 10A — 240

Ry 16 BONAVISTA RLY / NFLD. R; Jan. 14, 1948 - Apr. 26, 1949 7D N 11 — 375

Ry 17 BONA - VISTA RY • T. P. O. / • NEWF’D.• R; Aug. 29, 1939 - Aug. 05, 1947 17F N 12 PM 315

Ry 18 CLAR. & BON. / R. P. O. R; Jul. 26, 1949 - Jan. 16, 1961 17H N 13 2, 11, 12, 24, 28 215

Ry 19 COASTAL. T. P. O. N. W; Jan. 07, 1892 - Dec. 28, 1893 4D N 14 — 500*a T. P. O. W. W; Aug. 25, 1892 - Jan. 20, 1894 4D — 500*

Ry 20 COASTAL • T. P. O. NORTH / NEWF’D 4; W; Jul. 11, 1888 -Aug. 09, 1911 4J N 15 — 270a • T. P. O. WEST / 6; W; Sept. 11, 1888 - Apr. 07, 1920 4J — 275

Ry 21 COASTAL NORTH T. P. O. / NEWF’D. 3; W; Oct. 11, 1911 - May 25, 1947 4J N 16 — 255a COASTAL WEST W; Jul. 07, 1903 - Aug. 09, 1906 4J — 500*

Ry 22 COASTAL NORTH • T. P. O. A. / • W; Jun. 07, 1920 - Jul. 26, 1934 17E N 17 — 265a COASTAL WEST • W; Sept. 07, 1920 - Apr. 19, 1932 17E — 335

Ry 23 COASTAL INORTH T. P. O. / NEWF’D. W; Oct. 11, 1911 - Feb. 07, 1920 4J N 18 — 500*

Ry 24 COASTAL SOUTH • T. P. O. / • W; Apr. 17, 1920 - Fer. 13, 1935 17 N 19 — 270

Ry 25 CONCEPTION BAY RAILWAY P. O. / NEWF’D R; Aug. 07, 1923 - Oct. 16, 1929 4J N 20 19 385

Ry 26 CON. BAY R. P. O. / NFLD. 3; R; Apr. 23, 1936 - Jun. 25, 1949 7D N 21 — 305

Ry 27 CON. BAY. RY. P. O. - A. / NEWF’D R; Feb. 08, 1930 - Nov. 03, 1936 4J N 22 — 290

Ry 28 CON. BAY R. P. O. / NFLD. (3 line dater) R; Feb. 07, 1938 - Jun. 28, 1944 5D N 23 — 290a (straight line dater)

Ry 29 CON BAY - T. P. O. B. / NEWF’D R; Feb. 20, 1930 - Aug. 05, 1931 17D N 24 AM 455

Ry 30 C. B. RAILWAY • T. P. O. / NEWF’D R; Feb. 22, 1897 - Jul. 12, 1903 4J N 26 A 370a without direction indicator

Ry 31 C. B. RAILWAY A. / NEWF’D R; Aug. 08, 1915 - Dev. 26, 1919 4J N 27 — 450a C. B. RAILWAY B. / R; Oct. 27, 1915 - Feb. 25, 1920 4J — 460

Ry 32 C. B. RAILWAY T. P. O. / NEWF’D. 2; R; Jun. 25, 1903 - Jun. 23, 1915 17F N 28 A, B, D 245


Sammy Whaley has done yeoman service on identifying and listing the Newfoundland covers that utilized thestamp denominations printed by American Bank Note Company and National Bank Note Company, New York.His research findings are of great necessity to Newfoundland philatelists.His own book Newfoundland: 1865 - 1879 The New York Printings A Cover Study was released in 2004.Sammy has generously offered his research to Walsh Newfoundland Specialized Stamp Catalogue where his researchcomplements the information found therein. His original research and findings are used with adjustments tofit NSSC format style. He originally utilized the Scott numbering system. These numbers have been changedto 2014 NSSC numbering system. His findings are not changed. We thank Sammy for his generosity.

NEWFOUNDLAND: 1865-1879

ABNCo, NBNCo NEW YORK PRINTINGS

CENTS ISSUES COVER STUDY

from research by SAMMY WHALEY


NSSC suggests same handwriting showing J. H. formation

PICTORIAL POST CARDS (viewcards)

Welcome to another exciting aspect of Newfoundland collectibles — PICTURE POST CARDS.Privately printed postcards depicting Newfoundland scenes are an aspect of Newfoundlandia that has grownconsiderably in popularity. Part of their appeal is the nostalgia they inspire for life at the turn of the century,the late Victorian era when cards were introduced. Their heyday was during the Edwardian era which saw thatthe majority of cards were issued and sold.

An exhilarating passage through time is featured on these pictorial postcards from Newfoundland and Labrador.Since 1901, there have been over 5500 images of very picturesque scenes on postcards that portray diverse lifestyles, work and commerce, individuals, architecture, icebergs… and most importantly, panoramic views ofhundreds of communities. Together they encompass an encyclopedic pictorial survey of the heritage of theDominion of Newfoundland.

Picture postcards initially sold in Newfoundland were from the Water Street store of S.E. Garland.However, Ayre and Sons, Limited was Newfoundland's prolific vendor. From 1901 - 1949 they produced over1,000 different images on cards. The Newfoundland merchants had their cards made in Belgium, England,France, Germany, with art work or photographs supplied by the firm placing the order.

Most of the photographs that were used came from cameras of S.H. Parsons and Professor Holloway. Bothhad flourishing photographic studios in St. John’s. Approximately twenty other photographers helped providethe remaining views. Most picture postcards were issued and sold in the years 1904 - 1913, the heyday ofpicture postcards. During World War I and the 1930’s their numbers declined.

We have intentionally not priced picture postcards. Our belief is that prices are too variable. The perceivedvalued for a picture postcard depends on: presence of a specific stamp paying the postal rate, thematic topic beingportrayed, message, cancellations, mint or used state, and general overall condition. However, a selling range of$4 - $10 is often seen on mint cards made by Peco (they are modern era). Other producers generally retail$12 - $35 for mint cards. Postal rated cards often sell at 40% more.

We are grateful for the viewing opportunity of five ‘hugeous’ collections formed by Willis Whalen, W. John Butt,Alison and Richard Moulton, Robin Moore and Brian C. Bursey. The research by Brian C. Bursey led to fillingmany empty spaces. His findings enabled repositioning of postcards relating to the Moravian Mission theme.He found new producers, now listed. Proofed many listing descriptions, correcting them to what is on the actualpostcard. From his large collection of Multi-View postcards and reading C. Ron McGuire, Judith Edwards andDean Mario reports in the literature he created a listing pattern for these cards. Its initial appearance is in NSSC. A thank you to the many collectors who spot and inform NSSC of those pesky unlisted cards.With the Raphael Tuck card listings great revision and improvement happened by and with thanks to researchby David Ogden. He enabled their placement in their proper series and certainly improved the listings.

To the authors' knowledge this catalogue is the first to create such a listing of Newfoundland's pictorial or pictureviewcards and Multi-View postcards.

The Walsh Newfoundland Specialized Stamp Catalogue Numbers are the Arabic numerals preceding each listing in the Picture Post Card section. These numbers belong to Walsh Newfoundland Specialized Stamp Catalogue.


NSSC 7036; how to see image

NSSC 7036

NSSC# PRODUCER/PRODUCT#/CAPTION STYLEAYRE AND SONS (1100 SERIES)

7032 1123 “GRAND FALLS” SERIES - FLUMES LOOKING UP TO FOREBAY. COL7033 1124 “GRAND FALLS” SERIES-LOWER END OF FLUMES COL7034 1125 “GRAND FALLS” SERIES-FLUMES AND W. J. WALSH, BUILDER COL7035 1126 “GRAND FALLS” SERIES-FLUMES COL7036 1127 THE ANGLERS COMPUTER (MAKES 8 OUT OF 3) COL V7037 1128 ST. JOHN’S FROM WEST, SHOWING DRY DOCK C/R COL7038 1128 ST. JOHN’S FROM WEST, SHOWING DRY DOCK C/B COL7039 1128 ST. JOHN’S FROM WEST, SHOWING DRY DOCK SEP7040 1128 ST. JOHN’S FROM WEST, SHOWING DRY DOCK,

w/ KEEP SMILING, WITH ALL KIND THOUGHTS FOR XMAS, ETC SEP7041 1128 ST. JOHN’S FROM WEST, SHOWING DRY DOCK, NFLD. COL7042 1128L ST. JOHN’S FROM WEST, NEWFOUNDLAND B/W7043 1129 A WINTER SCENE IN ST. JOHN’S HARBOR COL7044 1129BR ST. JOHN’S FROM WEST, NEWFOUNDLAND BRT7045 1130 VIEW NEAR ST. JOHN’S COL7046 1131 HARBOR GRACE COL7047 1132 GOVERNMENT HOUSE COL7048 1132 GOVERNMENT HOUSE, ST. JOHN’S COL7049 1132T GOVERNMENT HOUSE, ST. JOHN’S, NEWFOUNDLAND COL7050 1132 GOVERNMENT HOUSE, ST. JOHN’S, NFLD. COL7051 1133 SUBURBS OF ST. JOHN’S COL7052 1133LR SUBURBS OF ST. JOHN’S, NEWFOUNDLAND B/W7053 1134 WATERFORD VALLEY COL7054 1135 MANUELS RIVER, BELOW BRIDGE COL7055 1136 FERRYLAND, NEWFOUNDLAND. C/R B/W7056 1136 WESLEYVILLE COL7057 1137 BRIGUS COL7058 1138 MANUELS RIVER AND RAILWAY BRIDGE COL7059 1139 SPREADING CODFISH TO DRY, NFLD. SEP7060 1140 WHITE COAT SEP7061 1141 ESQUIMAUX FAMILY SEP7062 1142 ESQUIMAUX CHILDREN-“THREE OF A KIND” SEP7063 1142 ESQUIMAUX CHILDREN-“THREE OF A KIND”

w/ GREETINGS FROM NEWFOUNDLAND SEP7064 1142DA “THREE OF A KIND”. ESQUIMAUX CHILDREN B/W7065 1143 LOGGING TEAMS IN NEWFOUNDLAND SEP7066 1143 LOGGING TEAMS IN NEWFOUNDLAND

w/ GREETINGS FROM BRITAINS OLDEST COLONY SEP7067 1144 ESQUIMAUX BUILDING A KAYAK SEP7068 1145 NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, ON GUARD, ST. JOHN’S B/W7069 1145 NEWFOUNDLAND DOG PRESENTED TO PRINCE OF WALES

ON HIS VISIT TO ST. JOHN’S NFLD., OCTOBER 1901 SEP7070 1146 BRITISH SQUADRON IN ST. JOHN’S HARBOR COL7071 1147 PORTUGAL COVE, FISH STAGES COL7072 1147 FISH STAGES, PORTUGAL COVE, NEWFOUNDLAND COL7073 1147T PORTUGAL COVE, FISH STAGES, NEAR ST. JOHN’S, NEWFOUNDLAND COL7074 1148 QUIDI VIDI VILLAGE COL7075 1148 QUIDI VIDI VILLAGE, NEAR ST. JOHN’S, NEWFOUNDLAND BLT7076 1149 LOGY BAY COL7077 1149 LOGY BAY, NFLD. COL7078 1149T LOGY BAY (1) NEAR ST. JOHN’S, NEWFOUNDLAND COL7079 1150 LOGY BAY COL7080 1150PH LOGY BAY (2) NEAR ST. JOHN’S, NEWFOUNDLAND B/W7081 1151 PORTUGAL COVE, HARBOUR COL7082 1151 PORTUGAL COVE, HARBOUR w/ GREETINGS FROM NEWFOUNDLAND COL7083 1151DDW PORTUGAL COVE, HARBOUR. NEWFOUNDLAND COL7084 1152 C. OF E. CATHEDRAL B/W7085 1152E C. OF E. CATHEDRAL, ST. JOHN’S NEWFOUNDLAND COL7086 1153 COURT HOUSE B/W7087 1153 COURT HOUSE; ST. JOHN’S, NEWFOUNDLAND SEP7088 1153 COURT HOUSE; ST. JOHN’S, NEWFOUNDLAND COL7089 1153E COURT HOUSE, ST. JOHN’S, NEWFOUNDLAND COL7090 1153N COURT HOUSE, ST. JOHN’S, NEWFOUNDLAND SEP7091 1154 RAILWAY STATION, WATERFORD BRIDGE B/W7092 1155 ALTAR, R.C. CATHEDRAL B/W7093 1155PH ALTAR, R.C. CATHEDRAL, ST. JOHN’S, NEWFOUNDLAND B/W7094 1156 VIEW ON WATERFORD RIVER SEP7095 1156 RUINS OF KILBRIDE CHURCH SEP V7096 1157 WINTER SCENE, WATERFORD BRIDGE SEP7097 1158 VIEW ON WATERFORD RIVER SEP


NSSC# PRODUCER/PRODUCT#/CAPTION STYLEGARLAND GLOSSY COLOUR SERIES

73001 60 R.N.M. DEEP SEA FISHERMEN HOSPITAL, INDIAN HARBOUR, LABRADOR, N.F. VIEWS I. COL G

73002 61 THE SLEEPING GIANT ROCK, WITH R.N.M.D.S.F. HOSPITAL IN FOREGROUND, INDIAN HARBOR, LABRADOR, N.F. VIEWS II COL G

73003 62 R.N.M. DEEP SEA FISHERMEN HOSPITAL, BATTLE HARBOUR, LABRADOR, N.F. COL G73004 6373005 64 ENTERTAINING THE PATIENTS AT R.N.M.D.S.F. HOSPITAL, ST. ANTHONY, N.F. COL G73006 6573007 6673008 67 PLACENTIA, THE OLD FRENCH CAPITOL OF NEWFOUNDLAND COL G73009 67 PLACENTIA, THE OLD FRENCH CAPITOL OF NEWFOUNDLAND,

w/ NEW YEARS GREETINGS COL G73010 68 THE GOVERNOR’S RESIDENCE AT ST. JOHN’S, N.F. COL G73011 69 A GROUP AT NINE MILE POST, PLACENTIA LINE COL G73012 69 A GROUP OF WALTONIANS AT NINE MILES POST, PLACENTIA LINE, N.F. COL G73013 70 PARLIAMENT BUILDING, ST. JOHN’S, N.F. COL G73014 71 ST. JOHN’S, N.F., FROM THE POWDER MAGAZINE, BATTERY ROAD COL G73015 72 ST. THOMAS’S CHURCH (ANGLICAN), ST. JOHN’S, N.F. COL G73016 73 WATERFORD BRIDGE, NEAR ST. JOHN’S, N.F. COL G73017 74 ROSE BLANCHE, N.F. COL G73018 75 BELLORAM, FORTUNE BAY, N.F. COL G73019 76 BRIGUS, CONCEPTION BAY, N.F. VIEW I COL G73020 77 BRIGUS, CONCEPTION BAY, N.F. VIEW II COL G73021 210 C.L.B. BAND, ST. JOHN’S, N.F. COL G73022 227G THE ANGLICAN CATHEDRAL FROM DUCKWORTH ST.-ST. JOHN’S-N.F. COL G73023 375 SALMON FISHING AT “THE STEADIES" UPPER HUMBER-N.F. COL73024 376 KILBRIDE FALLS, NEAR ST. JOHN’S, N.F. COL73025 37773026 37873027 379 CHRISTENING OF "DEEP SEA FISHERMAN MISSION", S.S. STRATHCONA73028 379 IN PORT OF ST. JOHN’S COL73029 380 TOPSAIL FALLS, NEAR ST. JOHN’S, NFLD. COL V73030 381 STEADY BROOK FALLS-HUMBER RIVER-N.F. COL V73031 500 THE HUMMOCK, TROUT RIVER, BONNE BAY, NEWFOUNDLAND COL G73032 501 TROUT RIVER, BONNE BAY, NEWFOUNDLAND COL G73033 502 CLARKES BEACH, NEWFOUNDLAND COL G73034 503 CUPIDS, NEWFOUNDLAND. JOHN GUY’S COLONY, 1610 COL G73035 504 CUPIDS, NEWFOUNDLAND VIEW II COL G73036 505 SALVATION ARMY COLLEGE, ST. JOHN’S, NEWFOUNDLAND COL G73037 506 WESLEY CHURCH, ST. JOHN’S WEST, NEWFOUNDLAND COL GV


NSSC# PRODUCER/PRODUCT#/CAPTION STYLEC. A. MAIJER SUPPLY CO. AND TRAVELLING PHOTOGRAPHER

105001 1 CARBONEAR BEACH, NFLD B/W G105002 2105003 3105004 4 CARBONEAR BEACH, NFLD, LOOKING WEST. B/W G105005 5105006 6 ST. PATRICKS HALL, CARBONEAR, NFLD B/W G105007 7 WATER STREET, CARBONEAR, NFLD. B/W G105008 8 COURT HOUSE, FIREBREAK, CARBONEAR B/W G105009 9 POST OFFICE, FIREBREAK, CARBONEAR, NFLD B/W G105010 10 ENGLISH CHURCH, CARBONEAR, NEWFOUNDLAND B/W G105011 11 CHURCH OF ENGLAND SCHOOL, CARBONEAR, NFLD. B/W G105012 12105013 13 METHODIST CHURCH, CARBONEAR, NEWFOUNDLAND B/W G105014 14 FRESHWATER, CARBONEAR, NEWFOUNDLAND B/W G105015 15 THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL, PLACENTIA, NFLD. B/W G105016 16 PLACENTIA, NFLD., LOOKING SOUTH B/W G105017 17 GREAT BURIN, NFLD B/W G105018 18 FOOT’S COVE, BURIN, NFLD B/W G105019 19 KERBYSIS COVE, BURIN, NFLD B/W G105020 20 COLLINS COVE, BURIN, NFLD B/W G105021 21 METHODIST CHURCH, BURIN, NFLD B/W G105022 22 METHODIST CHURCH IN COLLINS COVE, BURIN, NFLD B/W G105023 23 BURIN BAY, BURIN, NFLD B/W G105024 24 CHURCH OF ENGLAND, SHIP COVE, BURIN, NFLD B/W G105025 25 BURIN NORTH & BULLS COVE, NFLD B/W G105026 26 BURIN NORTH B/W G105027 27 EPWIRTH BURIN, NFLD B/W G105028 28 SHIP COVE, BURIN, NFLD B/W G105029 31 METHODIST CHURCH, FORTUNE, NFLD B/W GV105030 33 GRAND BANK SOUTH SIDE, NFLD. (jetty in foreground) B/W G105031 35 GRAND BANK SOUTH SIDE., NFLD. B/W G105032 37 BURGEO, NFLD B/W G105033 53 BURIN NORTH, NFLD B/W G

C. L. MARCH CO., ST. JOHN’S106001 COLONIAL BUILDING, ST. JOHN’S B/W106002 GOVERNMENT HOUSE, ST. JOHN’S B/W106003 MARBLE HEAD, HUMBER RIVER B/W106004 MASONIC TEMPLE, ST. JOHN’S B/W G106005 PETTY HARBOR, ST. JOHN’S B/W106006 RAILWAY STATION, ST. JOHN’S B/W106007 ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL, ST. JOHN’S B/W106008 ST. JOHN’S CITY B/W106009 VIEW ON WATERFORD ROAD, ST. JOHN’S B/W106010 WATER STREET, ST. JOHN’S B/W

T. M. MORROW, ST. JOHN, N. B.107001 CHANNEL, NEWFOUNDLAND. B/W107002 NO FLIES ON US IN CARBONEAR B/W107003 NO FLIES ON US IN GRAND BANK B/W

Many listings under Moravian Mission were not positioned with correct producer; section is redone; see listings under:GRENFELL ASSOCIATION;IMPRIMERIE ROTOGRAVURE S.A., GENEVA;W. HARBROW, IRON BUILDING WORKS, LONDON;extensive redo on RAPHAEL TUCK & SONS LTD;UITGAVE BROEDERHUIS ZEIST (NETHERLANDS);VERLAG DER BILDSTELLE DER HERRNHUTER MISSIONSHILFE E.V. HERRNHUT SA; VERLAG DER MISSIONSBUCHHANDLUNG, HERRNHUT;VERLAG MISSIONSVERWALFUNG LICHFBILDABFEILUNG, HERRNHUT SA;WARBURGS KUNST-FORLAG KOBENHAVEN ENERET.

MORAVIAN MISSION108001 A "RATTLE", AN OPEN PLACE WHICH DOES NOT FREEZE

DUE TO TIDAL MOVEMENT; SOUTH OF NAIN B/W108002 HEBRON ESKIMOS BY THEIR SOD-HOUSE B/W


ADVERTISING BUSINESS COVERS & CORNER CARDS

Attractive or historically interesting business corner cards and advertising covers have been collected and studiedby postal history specialists for more than a century. Philatelists specializing in the postal history of the Colonyand later Dominion of Newfoundland have often supplemented their stamp collections with advertising coversand business corner cards of various types:

a) business name with or without return address in upper left cornerb) corner card with business name and address and product names and/or logo(s)c) advertising cover with illustrations front and/or back in black & white or in colour.

Collecting advertising corner cards is a challenging hobby. The exact numbers, having names and addressesof pre-1949 Newfoundland businesses, are unknown, so the interested collector had to proceed without thebenefit of reliable published research. Some covers have very fine artistic and informative illustrations of theproduct(s) that the business sold. They provide a contemporary portrait of the styles, fashions, inventions andproducts that were noteworthy in their day. Similar to newspaper ads, they illustrate the considerable talent ofcommercial artists here and elsewhere. Many informational finds provided by Melvin Penney, Murray Smithand Jim ‘Hunter’ Ruffell.

Often times an outport or an inland town would have more than one business buying or selling the same products.However, not all businesses in that community would have printed stationery or even a rubber stamp. From 1857to 1949 there were scattered along a coastline of 10,900 miles and, as well, inland, nearly 1200 communities withpost offices. Many small communities without post offices also existed. If one could find a corner card or commercialcover from each of these locations it would be a mammoth collection to behold! A very formidable challenge facesthe collector since small businesses were often short-lived, especially during frequent recessions and depressions.

We have listed these advertising covers and corner cards to try and give an incentive to collectors to embark on theelusive search for commercial covers. To the authors’ knowledge this is the first catalogue to attempt such a listingwith at least 3000 presently being listed.

The Walsh Newfoundland Specialized Stamp Catalogue Numbers are the Arabic numerals preceding eachlisting in the Advertising Covers and Corner Cards section. These numbers are the property of theWalsh Newfoundland Specialized Stamp Catalogue.


Covers compliments of Terrance R. Harris and Fred C. Noseworthy.Front advertising only shown on top three rows. While all-over advertising shown on the bottom two rows.


World’s Products Distributors ( product list image)World’s Products Distributors (product images)


NSSC # STYLE BUSINESS NAME / LOCATION“ADVERTISING MESSAGE”

W147 CC R Wright & Sons / Bishop’s FallsW148 ACC R Wright & Sons / Greenspond

“General Merchants & Tinsmiths”W149 ACC R Wright & Son / St. John’s

“Commission Merchants”W150 ACC Wyatt & O’Brien / Lance Au Loup, Labrador

“Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions.” Buyers of Cod Oil and Fish.W151 CC Wyatt Coal and Salt Co Ltd / St. John’sW152 ACC F G Wylie / St. John’s

“Agent for Milkmaid Milk, the Best Milk Made”Y001 CC C T Yates / MillertownY002 CC Y.W.C.A. Recreation Centre / St. John’sY003 ACC W W Young / Musgravetown

“General Dealers”Y004 ACC W W Young / Musgravetown

“Dealer in Dry Goods, Provisions, Groceries, Lumber, Cooperage, etc”


The following 53 page booklet on Newfoundland Rationing Stamps is provided to NSSC by Thomas F. Nemec.

NEWFOUNDLAND GOVERNMENTSUPPLEMENT TO

Regulations Made Under Defence Act, 1939, and Emergency Powers (Defence) Act, 1940.

January 01, 1945 to December 31, 1945.Office of the King's Printer.

RATIONING (SUGAR) ORDER NO. 1, 1945

Under and by virtue of the powers conferred by the Defence (Rationing of Commodities) Regulations, 1943,the following Order has been made by me.Dated: June 18, 1945.GEO. E. LONDON, Commissioner for Supply.

ORDER

1. In this Order “sugar” means cane, beet, maple and icing sugar.

2. This Order shall apply to the whole of Newfoundland except Labrador and the Electoral Districtsof St. Barbe and White Bay.

3. Each Orange coupon from ration book No. 2 overprinted Spare “B” and each coupon from ration cardoverprinted “SUGAR” (whether overprinted with the word “Child” or not), whether in the hands of aconsumer or a retailer, shall represent one pound of sugar only.

4. This Order shall be read with the Rationing (Tea and Sugar) Order No. 1, 1944, dated June 29, 1944,and Rationing (Tea and Sugar) Order No. 2, 1944, dated November 24, 1944.

5. This Order shall come into effect on June 20, 1945, and may be cited as the Rationing(Sugar) Order No. 1, 1945.

AMENDMENT OF THE GOODS CURRENT PRICES(FISHERMEN'S MOTOR FUEL) ORDER (NO. 2), 1943

Under and by virtue of the powers conferred by Regulation 2 of the Def ence (Price of Goods) Regulations,1941, I do hereby make the following Order in further amendment of the Goods Current Prices(Fishermen's Motor Fuel) Order (No. 2), 1943.Dated: June 21, 1945.GEO. E. LONDON, Commissioner for Supply.

ORDER

1. The Goods Current Prices (Fishermen's Motor Fuel) Order (No. 2) 1943, dated September 11, 1943, asamended by Orders dated November 26, 1943, and June 16, 1944, and August 14, 1944, andNovember 04, 1944, and February 16, 1945, is hereby further amended by striking out the schedulethereto and substituting there -

SCHEDULE

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