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Canada #34/666. Older style, but near-new, Schaubek hingeless album with pages to 1975. An attractive, but a bit random grouping of mint and used issues. Doesn’t really get going until the Quebec issue (mint to 5c), followed by an almost complete mint set of "Admirals", GeoV "Scrolls" mint to the 12c (with a used Bluenose), low value Geo V "Arch" mint and the rest of the 1930’s issues (including back of the book) either mint or used. The GeoVI era includes mint examples of the Peace set / Fish dollar, followed by a number of "OHMS" and "G" overprints. The Elizabethan issues up to the Montreal Olympics are fairly complete and all mint. Some of the mint are Never Hinged (including the Admiral dollar), but are Lightly Hinged / Hinged with the minor faults here and there. Enormous catalogue value. Estimate =
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