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Worldwide Stamps and Covers Worldwide -- Collections & Accumulations
Sale No: 50
Lot No: 698
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Cat No: Collection
Annual Collections from U.S.A., Australia and New Zealand, including United States Annual Commemorative Collections; 1977 to 1979, 1980 definitives (x2), 1980 commemoratives, 1981 definitives, 1981 commemoratives (x2), 1983 commemoratives (x2), 1984 definitives, 1984 commemoratives, 1985 commemoratives, 1999 to 2004 Commemorative Yearbooks. Included also are; Winter Olympics souvenir folders 1980 (x2), Space Achievement Folder, Liberty Art Reprints 1986 and Wildlife Stamps 1987. For Australia: Annual Collections 1988 (this about half complete) and 2002 as well as Introducing Australia Stamps. For New Zealand there are Annual Collections for 1985 and 1986. Some of the packaging shows wear with the stamps being overall very fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 150
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Sale No: 50
Lot No: 699
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Mostly Europe and Latin America, Classics to the 1970s, on Manilla pages with strength in Spain, Sweden and Switzerland. Also included is some unpriced Denmark including better issues, as well as a few hundred mostly Germany in envelopes, glassines and five approval booklets. Owner's c.v. just in priced material on pages is $3,000. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 250
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Sale No: 50
Lot No: 700
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Cat No: Collection
Group of Early Stamps from China and Great Britain, Early Collection/Stock on Six Manilla Stock Sheets, stock sheets of China include some early material to about the mid-1960s, with a selection of material from after this period along with some Republic of China. Owner's c.v. $800. The Great Britain includes a few better items such as #139 (mint), a number of KGVI high-values, some Elizabeth Castles as well as a few revenues on a selection cards, etc. Online photos show the complete contents of the lot. Overall fine. (Image)
Est $ 100
Opening C$ 130.00
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Lot No: 701
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Cat No: Worldwide
Accumulation of Booklets, 1970s-1990s, with many hundreds filling a small box. A spot check indicated booklets from mostly British Commonwealth and European countries, notably Gibraltar. Channel Islands, France, and more, with material possible on either side of the given range. Duplication generally in the 2-3 range for a few booklets. Online photos show an overview, overall fine to very fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 100
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Lot No: 702
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Cat No: Worldwide
Accumulation of Souvenir Sheets and Sheetlets, 1970s-1990s, with many hundreds filling a small box. A spot check indicated material from mostly British Commonwealth, European and African countries, with material possible on either side of the given range, noting many thematic and topical possibilities which should appeal to collectors. Duplication generally in the 2-3 range for a few souvenir sheets. Online photos show an overview, overall fine to very fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 100
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Lot No: 703
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Cat No: Worldwide
Group of Mint Never Hinged Sheets, with over 8,000 stamps in total including better issues such as Scott #s PRC 2314 ($5 x4), Hong Kong 821b ($5.25 x12), Netherlands B527-B530 ($2.00 x100), B535-B538 ($2.20 x100) and Russia definitives of the 1940s/1960s. There are also a number of Netherlands part panes. Most sheets/panes are folded along the perforations and there are a few faults here or there, else overall very fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 150
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Lot No: 704
Symbol: O
Cat No: Worldwide
Dealer's Stock of Used in 8 Red Boxes, with many thousands of stamps in 102 cards, most identified by Scott number and with a catalogue value shown, mostly minimums. Some with duplication of five or more, this stock covers scores of countries. An opportunity for collectors to hunt for postmarks and varieties in otherwise common material, the red boxes alone command a healthy retail price and would be useful to dealers after reinforcing used sales inventories. The eighth red box contains only USA (we saw a couple of Hawaii also.) Our online photos provide a good overview of the contents. Fine or better. (Image)
Estimate $ 150
Opening C$ 160.00
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Sale No: 50
Lot No: 705
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Cat No: Worldwide
Accumulation of Primarily Mint Stamps in Two Red Boxes, 1890s-1960s, with a few thousand stamps in roughly 1,100 dealer 102 cards, containing singles and primarily sets, with possible material on either side of the given range. We estimate roughly half the cards have been identified using current Scott numbers and catalogue values, along with retail prices provided by the owner. We note better representation from British Commonwealth countries including Australia, New Zealand, along with Switzerland, Austria, and United States just to name a few worldwide countries. The majority of cards are priced $5 and under, with some better sets retailing $20 to $60 and up. Generally unorganized, so there could be a few surprises. Online photos show an overview, overall fine to very fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 250
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Sale No: 50
Lot No: 706
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Cat No: Worldwide
Dealer's Stock Featuring British Commonwealth and Selected Countries, all displayed in roughly 250 double sided Vario-style sheets inserted in clear sheet holders filling two wine boxes, with each stamp or set identified as per Scott number and retail asking price. This stock had been made accessible to customers in Tarifold displays in the retired dealer's shop. While some sheet holders are dusty, the Vario sheets and the stamps inside have all been well protected. The majority of the stock is mainly comprised of mint never hinged new issues ranging from the 1960s to the 1990s with occasional earlier and later items. The stocks includes many souvenir sheets, sheetlets and booklets. Some of the earlier material is mint hinged and we saw only a very few used items. The majority of items are priced in the range of $10 and under, with a few $15 and up. There is extensive duplication of the new issues material but generally not exceeding eight copies. Among the Commonwealth countries, we noted Great Britain, Isle of Man, Jersey, Australia, among others, along with Austria and the Soviet Union. Online photos show a representation of this lot. (Image)
Estimate $ 300
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Sale No: 50
Lot No: 707
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Cat No: Worldwide
Accumulation of Mint and Used in 10 Stockbooks, with a wide variety of countries from all continents, looks to be sorted by country, but not necessarily alphabetically. Saw many complete sets, early classics and a quick flip did not reveal much in terms of high value stamps, but who knows. Thousands of stamps in all, overall fine to very fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 200
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Sale No: 50
Lot No: 708
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Cat No: Worldwide
Carton Full of 8 Albums or Stockbooks, starts with a binder full of 25th Anniversary of 1953 Coronation issues (souvenir sheetlets and FDC, etc., owner paid $160 at auction), a stockbook contains an Iraq collection, a stockbook contains a tiny bit of modern Hong Kong and USA, a stockbook contains about 90 mint and used KGV Silver Jubilee issues as well as a worldwide mix, a nice Great Britain collection adorns a Minkus album (QV to 1980 with many complete sets, etc. as well as a few Ireland), a thick specialty Album contains the U.S. States of the Union FDC collection, an old time Regent World Stamp Album contains hundreds of WW stamps, including decent US with several blocks of four, and last but not least is a thick binder of New Zealand (mostly mint, with many annual collector packs, sets, souvenir sheets, etc. owner paid $217 for this at auction). An overall fine to very fine group, with many useful items within. (Image)
Estimate $ 350
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Sale No: 50
Lot No: 709
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Cat No: Worldwide
Group of 44 Retired Sales Circuit Books from the Early 1970s, a valuable lot, with a good variety mint and used stamps (from early classics-on) from many countries, mostly from the Portuguese Colonies, France and French Colonies and Belgium and Belgian Colonies. The owner counted over $1,800 in selling prices (the material that remains) which are a small portion of the catalogue values (early 1970s), which in turn are a very small percentage of today's catalogue values. A very useful lot for not only collectors but also dealers. Our photos are only representative, so please plan on viewing this one in person to better appreciate the value of the contents. (Image)
Estimate $ 750
Opening C$ 425.00
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Sale No: 50
Lot No: 710
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Cat No: Worldwide
Consignment Remainder, 1890s to 1970s, with thousands of mint and used stamps from a variety of countries housed in one Banker's box. The lot starts with an accumulation of France issues including hundreds of mint never hinged definitives and commemoratives, many in blocks, from the late 1930s and 1940s, in stock cards and glassines, including also some used from the 1950s to the 1970s, also a nice representation of French colonies with 14 die proofs and a group of mostly mint St Pierre & Miquelon classics, housed in over 50 small glassines, a small mint and used Egypt collection, a neatly displayed old time thematic collection on "The Post Through the Ages" mounted on 30 quadrille pages, housed in a springback album, one stockbook with a Mexico collection containing over 500 stamps from classics to the 1970s. Also included is a small mint and used Portugal colonies collection, an accumulation of Germany issues from the German states, Third Reich, D.D.R., Berlin, some mint never hinged Danzig issues in block of four (owner's c.v. $459), we also noted an older Austria collection from 1860 to 1925 (owner's c.v. $917), a small accumulation of Switzerland, Belgium, Greece, Poland, China, and Korea issues. An eclectic lot, from a long time collector, with the potential for finds. Some faults to be expected, overall fine to very fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 300
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Sale No: 50
Lot No: 711
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Cat No: Worldwide
Collection and Stock of Mint and Used Stamps, starting with an old time mint and used collection of A to Z countries mounted in 2 springback albums and loose quadrille pages. The strength of the lot resides in the inventory of worldwide stamps housed in over 130 black stock cards, sorted alphabetically with owner's catalogue value. We noted many sets or blocks of 4 stamps, between the $3 to $20 range, with some up to $40 and more, while the inventory housed in several hundred 102 cards in a large red box, consists mostly of mint and used single stamps, in the $1 to $2 range, with some exceptions such as Germany #12 with pen cancellation (c.v. $160). A useful lot that will appeal to collectors and dealers alike. (Image)
Estimate $ 300
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Lot No: 712
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Cat No: Worldwide
Accumulation, from Classics to the 1970s, of mostly British Commonwealth along with Eastern Asia mostly filling a large carton, including a complete sheet of China Scott # 1607 (fairy tale, mint, as 10 strips of 4+labels a c.v. of $200) with some separation, an old album with mostly classics in quantity hinged to the pages such as hundreds of Philippines Alphonso XIII issues, other classics hinged to old pages; modern China, Hong Kong, Japan and Thailand, usually mint never hinged. Hong Kong annual collections 1991, 1992 and 1994, many mint George VI issues hinged into a small spring-back album as well as in envelopes including numerous better issues, thousands of worldwide stamps on stock pages and in a couple of stockbooks, complete sheets such as U.S.A. State Flags, others. Overall fine condition. (Image)
Estimate $ 250
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Lot No: 713
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Cat No: Worldwide
Mint and Used Dealer's Stock in Four Counter Books, 1930s to the 2010s, and ready to go to your next show. Includes Austria Scott #s B273-76 (mint, c.v. $56), Belgium B30 (used, $50), B579-B585 (mint, $710), Cambodia 1-17 (mint, $81), PRC 5LQ27-5LQ30 (used, $265), France 258-63 (mint, $56), 315-20 (mint, $102), B11 (mint, $125), B48-B53 (mint, $75), B54-B59 (mint, $59 x3), B86-B89A (mint, $72), B157a (mint, $100), Germany B318-B319 (used, $80), B330 (used, $60), Iceland 257-68 (mint, $50), 274-77 (mint, $58), 289-96 (mint, $65), Israel 31-32 (mint, $55), Italy 488 (mint, $150), 495-506 (mint, $146), 518 (used, $100), 535-36 (mint, $85), 594-96 (mint, $50), 661-62 (mint, $125), Luxembourg 318-20 (mint, $65), Netherlands 278-81 (used, $52), Portugal 717-20 (mint, $112), Vatican City 19-34 (mint, $153), 149-53 (mint, $84), C18-C19 (mint, $180) and C20-C21 (mint, $365). There are also many sets and singles in the $5 to $25 range. Some faulty stamps noted by the owner. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 250
Opening C$ 275.00
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Sale No: 50
Lot No: 714
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Cat No: Worldwide
Accumulation with Better Stamps in Three Stockbooks, from Classics to the 1990s,, and in paper files, including Hungary Scott #119 in a sheet of 100 (folded along the perforations) with plate flaws, a group of shades for Sardinia 11 (owner's c.v. $1,375), Lombardy-Venetia 4/21 (owner's c.v. $1,285), Netherlands 83a (used, $110), Nicaragua 5 (mint, $100), Norway 20 (used, $72), Philippines 199 in a part-pane of 50 with a gutter, a few Liechtenstein miniature panes; Austria, Germany and Netherlands material in stockbooks, with some stamps in the $5 to $15 range of catalogue. Also included are other odds and ends. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 200
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Sale No: 50
Lot No: 715
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Cat No: Worldwide
Collection/ Accumulation of Mint and Used Stamps, late 1800s to 1990s, with at least ten thousand stamps, in 18 volumes as well as loose material, housed in two cartons. Starting off with a nice representation of Scandinavian countries, consisting of mint and used issues from classics to the late 1990s (including some semi-postals), from Denmark, Norway, Finland, Sweden, and Iceland (with a few issues from Greenland), all displayed in their own stockbook or binder, a group of 3 mint and used Vatican collections, with most of the value noted in the collection displayed in the specialized Minkus album, also noted two Olympic topical collections consisting of one mint and used, ranging from the early Greece issues, to the 1988 winter Olympics, in Vario-style stock sheets housed in one binder, and a group of 180 event and first day covers from 1968 to 1972 (Munich and Sapporo) in two Lindner albums with no apparent duplication, a group of about forty Expo 67 covers in one album, about 100 first day covers (1960s to 1970s) from British Commonwealth, China and Japan, noting many Colorano silk cachets, and 20 fancy metallic cachets (Japan) housed in one Unitrade album, a collection of mint and used A to Z countries displayed in home made pages in 3 binders, two stockbooks, and loose manilla stock sheets, and glassine envelopes, one partially filled old time stamp album (Paragon,1931), and lastly a small used GB collection from classics to the 1980s, mounted in one album noting a Scott #7 (cut into on two sides). An eclectic lot that could yield some finds to the dedicated collector. Some faults to be expected on earlier issues, but overall fine to very fine. Online photos show a sampling. (Image)
Estimate $ 500
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Sale No: 50
Lot No: 716
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Cat No: Worldwide
Dealer's Stock / Accumulation of Thousands of Mint and Used, mostly 1950s-1990s mainly in stock pages with duplication. We note material from France, Netherlands, Australia, Switzerland, Germany and Poland. Also includes a Germany collection on album pages 1947/1997 and an Austria collection 1972/1992. Overall stamps are fine-very fine. (Image)
Est $ 250
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Sale No: 50
Lot No: 717
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Cat No: Worldwide
Dealer's Stock/Accumulation of Thousands of Stamps, on stock pages, in glassines, stock cards and in 102 card. Many of the cards and glassines are identified and priced. Includes singles, set, souvenir sheets, booklets, approximately 100 Israel FDCs, etc. We note Israel, Great Britain, Ireland, etc. with heavy duplication of many of the issues. See scans for sample. Overall fine-very fine. (Image)
Est $ 250
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Lot No: 718
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Cat No: Worldwide
Eleven Dealer Counter Books with Souvenir Sheets, Se-Tenants and Complete Sets, from the 1960s to the 1980s, from U.S.A. and Hungary as well as Great Britain and a number of Commonwealth countries. We noted numerous items in the $10 to $20 of catalogue value range. Owner's c.v. $6,641. Overall very fine, duplication. (Image)
Estimate $ 400
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Lot No: 719
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Cat No: Worldwide
Collection with Countries 'A' to 'Z', 1950s to 1970s, with a number before that period, in eight binders on quadrille pages. Some of the countries are simply hinged to the page in a group. Where the collection has more stamps from a particular country, it is presented in catalogue order with space for new acquisitions - this is the case with a number of European countries, China and Egypt, among others. We noted a few stamps in the $5 to $10 of catalogue value. This is a clean and neat collection with some better areas, such as China and French Colonies. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 200
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Lot No: 720
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Cat No: Worldwide
Collection in 38 Scott International Albums, Classics to 1990s, mostly used. Some highlights include, U.S.A. Scott # 239 (used, $90), Australia 144 (mint, $52), Great Britain 86 (used, $92), 98 (used, $185), 99 (used, $52), 100 (used, $92), 102 (used, $115), 120 (used, $56), 136 (used, $75), 139 (used, $150), 140 (used, $220), 180 (used, $145), Hong Kong 178-79 (mint, $225), Iceland 17 (used, $50), Monaco 6 (used, $75) and Norway 17b (used, $75). We also noted many singles and sets in the $10 to $35 of catalogue value. This very large collection is fuller through the early period for most countries with the pages sometimes out of order. This is not a comprehensive collection in terms of having pages for all the countries in period, while a number of countries have duplicated pages, with these often rather full of potential shades and other varieties for study, etc. The majority of the pages have the owner's pencilled-in catalogue values with totals at the bottom of the pages, with many of the pages totaling between $20 and $80. The albums show some wear, however the collection within is clean. The condition of the stamps is a little mixed among the classics, otherwise the group is overall fine to very fine. Our photos provide a mere glimpse at the contents, best seen in person to appreciate. (Image)
Estimate $ 2,500
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Lot No: 721
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Cat No: Worldwide
Mint and Used Collection in 19 Supreme/Master Global Albums, from classics to the 2000s with tens of thousands of stamps. This large collection is about an even mix of mint and used with some countries more complete than others. There is a little overlap early on in the alphabet where an extra album was later added. Included is a fair China collection with a good start on the PRC section. Our photos provide just a glimpse. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 1,500
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Sale No: 50
Lot No: 722
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Cat No: Worldwide
Mint and Used Collection in 30 Scott International Albums, Classics to the 1990s. This large collection is comprised of used stamps in the earlier period and mint in the modern period. We noted that the collection does not have complete pages for all of the countries in period, with the pages often out of order. There is some overlap as well with accompanying light duplication. There are decent collections for a number of the countries which we come to expect, such as U.S.A., Belgium, Russia, etc. There are also decent collections among some of the less-likely countries, such as, Albania, Brazil, China, Guinea, Mexico and Turkey. A few of the pages have the owner's pencilled-in catalogue values with totals at the bottoms of the pages, with some of the pages not shown among the images having totals between $20 and $80. The albums show some wear and tear, except where there is slight moisture damage to a couple of the albums, otherwise the collection within is generally clean. Many of the stamps in black mounts are loose or have detached. A fabulous project for the intrepid worldwide collector. Overall fine or better. (Image)
