Eric's Fabulous Finds  
  $575 SOLD

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The Royal Seals of the Jubilee Monarchs is a limited edition special minting of only 1500 sets.  The seven superbly sculptured fine silver reproductions are from the original Royal Seals of England’s Greatest reigning sovereigns, (the monarchs who reigned for a quarter century or more).The monarchs depicted are:
Henry VIII      1509-1547
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The Briar Patch  
drr23   3.50

Up for sale is this used 1895 Mauritius Revenue Stamp postmarked Oct 14 1895

PG Collectibles  
70722   $1.00 plus shipping

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Here is a Scott 384 Canada 5 cent first day issue cover. It is dated April 2, 1959 Welland, Ontario. It is in great condition with some paper yellowing and fading. Email if you have any questions.

Richards Antiques  
  $8

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First day cover with four Silver Jubilee stamps marking the 25th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's accession to the throne of England. This is marked "Post Office First Day Cover" and the cancellation is dated 11 May 1977 at Windsor. Inside is an uncirculated Silver Jubilee Crown coin.

PG Collectibles  
fdic26   $2.00 plus shipping

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Here is a Scott 341 Canada 5 cent "Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II" first day of issue cover. It is dated April 1, 1954. It is in excellent condition. Email if you have any questions.

PG Collectibles  
fdic25   $2.00 plus shipping

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Here is a Scott number 336 Canada 5 cent "Wildlife Series" First day of issue cover. It is dated April 1, 1954. It is in excellent condition. Email if you have any questions.

PG Collectibles  
70439   $6.00 plus shipping

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Here is a Diana Princess of Wales Royal Mail Mint Stamps. It is a pamphlet like set with a number of Diana from her childhood years to before she tragically died. It has a 5 stamp set in it. The stamps are in mint condition. The pamphlet has a little edge and corner wear from handling. Email if you have any questions.

Admiral Ale's Book Depot   
ALE00062   $4.00

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Marks the centenary of the Royal National Rose Society of the United Kingdom. Four types of Roses were portrayed on these stamps and have different values. A card is enclosed (as shown in photo) to better explain the different flowers. As the photo shows, this is unaddressed. The Admiral has been the sole owner of this colourful reminder of the Society's work. First Class postage, and will be mailed in a padded envelope with EXTRA cardboard backing to try to prevent bending.