Canada Stamp #245 - Château de Ramezay, Montreal (1938) $1

Beautiful, Very Fine, fresh, never hinged with the rarer Aniline ink (#245i), colouring the paper violet! Strong aniline violet-ish paper colorization for this stamp!

Beautiful & fresh anada #245i - Château de Ramezay, Montreal (1938) $1 on the rarer Aniline ink, colouring the paper violet - Mint - Very Fine Never Hinged.

Mathematical centring, fresh, mint - Extra Fine Never Hinged.

Canada #245 - Château de Ramezay, Montreal (1938) $1 Mint - Extra Fine Never Hinged with a mathematical centring and fresh.

Excellent centring and fresh example of the iconic Canada #245i - Château de Ramezay, Montreal (1938) $1 Mint - Very Fine Never Hinged with a lovely and scarcer Aniline Ink.

Iconic, nice and fresh Canada #245 - Château de Ramezay, Montreal (1938) $1 Mint - Very Fine Never Hinged.

Spacious margins, fresh, mint very fine & never hinged!

Great centring, fresh & never hinged. A very lovely example of the Canada #245 - Château de Ramezay, Montreal (1938) $1!

Nice, fresh, very fine, never hinged and with right selvage (easily removable).

Small spot of gum abrasion.

Nice & fresh Canada #245i - Château de Ramezay, Montreal (1938) $1 Mint - Very Fine with a light hinge and the rarer Aniline ink, which colours the paper violet, excellent centring.

Mathematical centring, fresh and lightly hinged, a very good looking stamp!

Hard to find with a better centring, fresh, mint & extra fine of the popular Canada #245 - Château de Ramezay, Montreal (1938) $1.

Lovely & fresh Canada #245 - Château de Ramezay, Montreal (1938) $1 Mint - Very Fine with a light hinge.

Magnificent, rare, very fine with all four stamps never hinged (light hinge in the upper sheet margin only) upper right plate block of plate #1 of the iconic Canada #245 stamp – Château de Ramesay, Montreal (1938) $1. A plate block we don't see every day, especially in this condition. A little gem for a very advanced collection!

Extremely rare, fresh, and beautiful plate block #1 of the Château de Ramezay from 1938, lower right position - Very Fine, hinged. A plate block we don't see every day. A beautiful addition to an advanced collection!