Vintage Canadian & International Used Postage Stamp Collection – Approx. 125 Stamps on 5 Pages

Description

Explore decades of postal history with this mixed collection of approximately 125 used postage stamps, displayed across five three-hole binder pages.

The collection is primarily Canadian, with a smaller assortment of stamps from the United States and the Philippines. Designs include Queen Elizabeth II, Canadian landscapes, wildlife, architecture, transportation, flags, historic personalities, artwork and commemorative issues.

Most stamps are cancelled, and several remain attached to portions of their original envelopes or mailing paper. Duplicate designs are included. This would make an enjoyable starter collection, research lot, craft supply or addition to an existing stamp collection.

The stamps have not been individually catalogued, graded or checked for rare varieties and are being sold together exactly as pictured.

Details

Item: Mixed postage-stamp collection
Quantity: Approximately 125 individual stamps
Pages included: Five three-hole binder display pages
Primary country: Canada
Additional countries: United States and Philippines
Era: Mixed vintage and later 20th-century issues
Type: Primarily used and cancelled stamps
Themes: Royalty, landscapes, wildlife, buildings, transportation, flags, artwork and commemorative subjects
Duplicates: Yes
Album or binder: Not included
Sold as: One complete lot

Condition

Used vintage condition. Most stamps have postal cancellations, and some remain attached to paper. Expect varying amounts of age-related wear, including uneven edges, creasing, toning, cancellation marks, paper residue and occasional small faults.

The clear page coverings show wrinkling and general storage wear. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an important part of the condition description.

Pickup and Shipping Information

Pickup: Pacific Heights, Saskatoon, SK

Shipping: Please enquire with us for shipping availability and a quote.

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