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Marilyn’s Special Treasures

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Aunt June’s Sunday’s Best

Audubon Loates BLUE HERON signed, Publishers Proof 38cm x 48cmcondition - see the photos for best description of condition - sold as shown, very clean - measures - Stallion vellum, Bright White, 100% rag. ph neutral archival stock - Watermarked with three brass dye blind embossed seals. Signed and numbered in pencil. Regal format, octave size + ample margins Bright Colours , Sharp ! M. Bernard LoatesMurphy Bernard LoatesBorn in 1945 Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Bernard, the son of a Toronto Commercial artist, was one of four gifted brothers and the twin brother of the internationally famous wildlife painter Glen Loates. Brought up on what were the outskirts of Willowdale, which was still rural in the 1950s, Bernie and his brother Glen drew close to nature and both developed a passion for the outdoors and being a student of fine art. Their first major influence was by the famous Toronto painter Frederick Brigden. Mr. Brigden painted the pastoral scenes of the Don Valley with its cows and other domestic animals. The two Loates boys were taught by the aging Mr. Brigden in capturing animal anatomy on canvas and it directed their course ahead. Both Bernard and Glen would sketch with prodigious energy on the banks of the Don River and at the Citys Riverdale Zoo. Bernard pursued the art of printmaking and advanced to become the most important printer in Canada. In the mid 60s Bernie founded Nature Impressions, a wildly successful business that printed Glens art in limited edition and open edition form. Bernies business acumen is legendary in the Loates family. Hes got a definite Midas touch, say Jim Loates, a third brother. In 74, Bernies own publishing company, Cerebrus Publishing masterminded the production of The Art of Glen Loates in both trade and limited editions. The trade edition, co-published with Prentice-Hall had a second printing of 35,000, making it the best-selling collection of any living Canadian artists work. As remarkable as the success of the trade edition was, it was the limited edition of 300 that truly broke records. With an initial subscriber price of $600 in 75, the resale value had rocketed to $4,890 before the book even appeared in September of that year, and in January of 76 a Texan sold a copy of $5,200. Printed on 100-per-cent rag paper and hand-bound in steer hide, each volume came in a hand-rubbed cherry wood case along with an original Loates lithograph of a North American bison. When two top publishing houses and film separating houses turned down the project claiming the quality the Loates brothers demanded was impossible to attain, Bernie spent four years solving the technical difficulties on his own. He hired a European colour specialist and bought his own press. Bernard devised a new method of getting the ink to sit on the high quality, highly porous paper. Pickup category timeslot {A}

RARE Large Audubon- Loates Print 38cm x 48cm

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Grandpa Jesse’s Valuable Drawer

This 1992 Canada Kingston to York Stagecoach Proof Sterling Silver Dollar is a stunning addition to any coin collection. This uncirculated dollar features a beautiful design of a stagecoach traveling from Kingston to York, commemorating the important role that stagecoaches played in Canadian history. The dollar is made of 99.99% pure silver and has a denomination of $1.The coin was minted in Canada and comes with original RCM certificate . It would make a great gift for a coin collector or history enthusiast. Don&#39;t miss out on the opportunity to own this piece of Canadian history. Pickup category timeslot {A}

1992 Canada Proof Sterling Silver Dollar (Kingston to York Stagecoach) CASED

Explore a slice of Canadian history with this 1949 Canada Silver $1 Dollar, this piece represents an era of traditional coinage and is composed of fine silver, reflecting the craftsmanship of its time.With a rich heritage, this circulated dollar has not been certified, offering a raw and authentic piece for enthusiasts and collectors alike. Whether you&#39;re looking to expand your collection of Canadian coins or own a tangible piece of the past, this silver dollar is a notable acquisition.In protective case Pickup category timeslot {A}

1949 Canada Silver One Dollar - Newfoundland Commemorative

1976 Canadian Silver $5 Dollars Coin Montreal XXI Olympiad Games in protective capsuleCoin #8, released in 1974 - Olympic Rings and Wreath******Blemish is on capsule, not on coin****** Pickup category timeslot {A}

1976 (produced in 1974) Canadian Silver $5 Dollars Coin Montreal XXI Olympiad

Explore a slice of Canadian history with this 1966 Canada Silver $1 Dollar, this piece represents an era of traditional coinage and is composed of fine silver, reflecting the craftsmanship of its time.With a rich heritage, this circulated dollar has not been certified, offering a raw and authentic piece for enthusiasts and collectors alike. Whether you&#39;re looking to expand your collection of Canadian coins or own a tangible piece of the past, this silver dollar is a notable acquisition.In protective case Pickup category timeslot {A}

1966 Canadian 1 Dollar Coin Silver Queen Elizabeth II

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1867-1967 80% Silver Canadian Canada Silver Dollar Goose Coin, cased

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 W.J. Hughes Cornflower Large Three Footed Bowl, 11”

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VTG Hudson&#39;s Bay  Bottle Royal Charter  Stoneware 750 ml empty

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Very Early Canada 5cent Beaver Stamp 

Hughes Cornflower Etched Glass Candlewick Plate Handled Hughes Platter Approx 10 diameter , original stickers Pickup category timeslot {A}

 Hughes Cornflower Etched Glass Candlewick Plate Handled Hughes Platter Mid Century 

You are bidding on a **1926 Near** ICCS Graded **VG-10Canadian Nickel Five Cent. Pickup category timeslot {A}

1926  Near,  ICCS Graded Canadian, Five Cent Coin 

This beautifully crafted piece showcases a woman in a pale-blue ruffled and layered dress, complemented by a wide-brimmed hat adorned with delicate flowers and ribbons. She gracefully holds a parasol, adding to the charm and sophistication of the design. Hand decorated with fine details, this figurine embodies the timeless elegance associated with Coalport collectibles. This piece is autographed by Alf Willis in 1996, adding a unique collector&#39;s appeal. Signed Artist: Jack GlynnIssued: 1995Dimensions: 8.5&#34;HCountry of Origin: England*****Note : Display sign not included in this lot , it is photographic prop.******* Pickup category timeslot {A}

Vintage Coalport Hampshire Collection “Erin” Figurine

DARRYL SITTLER 193 OPC 1971/72 HOF member , Great Condition Pickup category timeslot {A}

 DARRYL SITTLER 193 OPC 1971/72 2nd year HOF member LEGEND , Collectible Trading Card

Vintage Stamp Northeast China 1949 Liberated Anniversary , unused , no gum as issued Pickup category timeslot {A}

Vintage Stamp Northeast China 1949 Liberated  Anniversary  , unused , no gum as issued 

The first Canadian definitive stamps with a portrait of King George V were issued in December 1911, and were in use for the next 17 years or so - longer than any other definitive set except the Small Queens. Stamp collectors call these stamps the Admirals because the portrait shows King George V dressed in his Admiral of the Fleet uniform. Pickup category timeslot {A}

Canada three cent Admiral Stamp  ,  mint, rare , no perforations , George V 

DescriptionWe are pleased to offerthisCoalport Bone China - Indian Tree - Handled Cake Plate . It ismarked Coalport as shown. No chips or cracks. The pictures are high definition and can be zoomed.This lot does not include the Coalport display sign . This is a photographic prop. Pickup category timeslot {A}

Antique Coalport England Bone China &#34;Indian Tree&#34; Handled Cake Plate~ 10 1/4&#34;

World Paper Money , all appear to be uncirculated, excellent Condition Pickup category timeslot {A}

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 W.J. Hughes Cornflower Tiffin Double Art Deco Candle Holder/ Candlestick

Step into the world of numismatics and journey through time and explore the captivating history of Newfoundland coins. These small but significant pieces of metal not only served as a medium of exchange but also bore witness to the cultural, economic, and political landscapes of their eras. From the intricate designs of the Victorian era to the enduring legacy of George VI, each coin tells a unique story of Newfoundland's past. Join the fascinating journey of Newfoundland coins through time. Silver Examples are especially collectible . Pickup category timeslot {A}

1945 Newfoundland 5 cent Silver Coin

1938 Newfoundland 5 cent Silver Coin

1996 Canada Sterling Silver 50 Cents Little Wild Ones 4 Coin Nature Set. 925 SILVEREach coin contains .277 troy ounces of pure silver.In original sealed packaging, unopened, as issued by the Mint Pickup category timeslot {A}

1996 Canada Sterling Silver 50 Cents Little Wild Ones 4 Coin Nature Set

Aurora (Ontario, Canada) SELLER MANAGED Estate Sale Online Auction - Closs Square

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Uncirculated toll token from the Ontario Department of Highways used between 1961 and 1973. Token diameter is approximately 0.625 inches. Both obverse and reverse sides shown.

Ontario Department of Highways Toll Token

Photo of the obverse side of the Ontario Department of Highways toll token with 'H' symbol and text 'DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS ONTARIO'.

Photo of the reverse side of the Ontario Department of Highways toll token showing 'CLASS 1 VEHICLE' and number '1' within text 'DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS ONTARIO'.

Round metallic coin token with diameter of 0.625 inches. One side features a central 'H' symbol with letters 'D' and 'C' on either side, surrounded by text 'DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS ONTARIO' around the edge, with a crosshatch patterned background. Reverse side has text 'DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS ONTARIO' around the edge, with the text 'CLASS 1 VEHICLE' and the number '1' in the center over the same crosshatch patterned background. Token retains original condition with metallic luster intact.

Vintage Ontario Department of Highways Toll Token, Uncirculated

Mint Condition , Size:0.625&#34; diameterCommentsUsed from 1961 to 1973 to simplify toll collection for passage across the Burlington Bay and Garden City Skyways.Tokens were sold in a bag of 20 for $1. Cash toll for automobiles was originally 10 and later increased to 15.Collectors of Tokens and Transportation Memorabilia saved and preserved these in original condition, as this is an example of such a preserved copy. Pickup category timeslot {A}

Bid Date	Bid Amount
May 8, 2025, 12:50:15 AM	$4.23
May 8, 2025, 12:50:15 AM	$3.23
May 8, 2025, 12:22:11 AM	$3.00
May 7, 2025, 2:29:30 AM	$2.00
May 5, 2025, 4:33:31 PM	$1.00

Lot #35: Vintage Ontario Dept of Highways Token, uncirculated

Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sat, May 10 2025 08:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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Pickup Location: Closs Square, Aurora, ON, L4G 5H5 View Map (opens in new window)

Lot #35: Vintage Ontario Dept of Highways Token, uncirculated

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Pickup Location: Closs Square, Aurora, ON, L4G 5H5 View Map (opens in new window)

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Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sat, May 10 2025 08:00 AM - 10:00 AM
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