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Sale No: 50
Lot No: 615
Symbol: O/*/*
Cat No: Collection
Mint and Used Collections / Accumulations of Western European Countries, the Belgium fills two 32-page stockbooks and two 15-page stockbooks. The issues are displayed haphazardly (not in order) but there is a wide range of material and coverage, including back of the book, semi-postals, blocks of four, souvenir sheets, etc. Spain is presented in four 32-page stockbooks, but these are sorted by year (1850s-2015), including back of the book issues, again with mint and (mostly) used. Netherlands is in a small stockbook containing many mint (mostly NH) singles and sets, plus a binder containing hundreds of clean used singles and sets. Switzerland is presented in 10 black stock sheets, with about 32 mostly mint regular and semi-postal sets from the 1940s and 50s. Many thousands of stamps in all, our online photos give an overview of what can be found in this lot. (Image)
Estimate $ 200
Opening C$ 110.00
Sold...C$ 110.00
Closed..Jun-08-2024, 10:43:31 EST
Sold For 110
Sale No: 50
Lot No: 616
Symbol: O/*
Cat No: Collection
Collection of Mostly Used Luxembourg and Netherlands Stamps, Late 1870's to the 1990s, consisting of several hundred used Luxembourg stamps from the 1870s to 1994, displayed in a partially-filled 64 page stockbooks. We noted many complete sets with a decent back of the book representation featuring sets and part sets of semi postals, airmails, postage dues, several overprints, as well as Officials including some perforated-type issues. Also included is a mostly used Netherlands stamp collection, with again several hundred of used stamps from the 1870s to 1999, displayed in a partly filled 64 page stockbook. A cursory look revealed many complete sets, and a nice selection of back of the book issues, with Semi Postals, Air Mails, Postage Dues and Officials. Both collections appear to be displayed in chronological order, with very light duplication. Unchecked for varieties, overall fine to very fine. See online photos for a glimpse. (Image)
