Early China and Shanghai mounted on attractive homemade pages. This will be a great beginning with many of the earlies present. Some duplication and there are a two Royal Philatelic Society certificates that will accompany this group, both for Shanghai, items #13 and #45. A wonderful collector offering. Worth exploring. (Image)

Welcome to Southeast Asia. Meet and study the stamps of Indochina, Burma, French Offices in China, North Borneo, Malaya/Malaysia, Hong Kong, Straits Settlements, Sarawak, and Singapore. Loads of mint and used singles and sets on album pages, in stockbooks, and in glassines. Mainly twentieth century. Semi-sorted. Varying degrees of duplication. Mixed condition, but much material F-VF. Missing the most elusive stamps, but plenty of Cat. value in intermediate-level stamps. Perfect for a start in a new collecting field. (Image)

A group of small collections and accumulation. Indonesia has the most value with much Scott unlisted material. Condition mixed. Perfect for the Asian accumulator. (Image)

A small group from the islands. Mint sheets from the Ryukyus, Marshall Islands and Micronesia are accompanied by a small selection of Items from Japan. A spot check of the mint sheets shows never hinged. A lot that can be used for internet sales. Worth a few minutes of your time to view. (Image)