Attractive 1918 to post WWII collection of mainly mint material in four sturdy albums, plus some unmounted material. Legion Post, Bohemia and Moravia, Slovakia and loads of post war overprinted provisional sets. Also, Czech C1-C6, C10-C7, Slovakia B27a, J1-J2. Hradcany Castle multiple impressions, se-tenant labels, etc. The collector wrote up much of this material in detail with descriptions of varieties, some not in Scott. A worthwhile collection you should spend some time to review. (Image)

Czechoslovakia selection from 1919-1948 in a pizza size box. Entails hundreds of mixed mint and used stamps having some backup nicely organized on homemade pages in a binder. What stands out are the roughly forty covers mainly family correspondence from a Jewish family that had lived in Susice (Schuettenhofen) and Kolovec (Kollaustschen) which experienced the Holocaust. Some are annotated who was the sender and mailed to a family member who went to Shanghai, China and then to the US. One 1939 postcard mailed to Chicago from the father who according to the notes did not survive. Includes post war covers mailed to this same person in Chicago. Postal historian will appreciate this holding which is not often seen intact. (Image)

Specialized collection of early issues, mostly Hradcany types in singles blocks and pairs. A group for the specialist to inspect and enjoy. (Image)

(200-201) music sheets with folders, unused, signed, second with small stain on upper right and folders are slightly toned and with some minor staining o/w F-VF set (Image)