1934 1k and 2c Centenary of the National Anthem Souvenir Sheetlets of 15, Perforated 13½, both printed on ungummed thicker paper, and presented in their original folders reading "Where is my home?", each sheet has its four outer stamps signed by Czech expert "Gilbert", very fine and scarce. (Image)

Scott $ 1,010

1919 Group of Hungarian and Austrian Stamps Overprinted "POSTA CESKOSLOVENSKA 1919" with Scott #s B21 (MLH, with 4 expert handstamps), B55-57 (MLH, each with expert handstamp / signature, the top two values come with a 1979 Friedl certificate signed by Herbert Bloch), B58-63 (MH, 4 values have an expert handstamp), B65-66 (MH, one has an expert handstamp), B72 (two MH singles, both with expert handstamps, one has a crease), B88 (used) and B89 (MH with two expert handstamps plus a 1980 Stolow certificate). Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 1,014

1919 Set of Austrian Airmail Stamps Overprinted "POSTA CESKOSLOVENSKA 1919" the three values are mint lightly hinged, the two low values have expert handstamps and the high value is accompanied by a 1983 Friedl / Herbert Bloch certificate and is also signed. Fine-very fine and scarce. (Image)

Scott $ 1,000

1919 Group of Three Austrian Postage Due Stamps Overprinted "POSTA CESKOSLOVENSKA 1919" all three are mint lightly hinged, with Scott #s B45 (with expert handstamp), B46 (with three expert handstamps) and B54 (with expert handstamp / signature plus a 1963 Philatelic Foundation certificate not mentioning the light crease). Overall very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 1,275

1919 Group of Hungarian Postage Due Stamps Overprinted "POSTA CESKOSLOVENSKA 1919" with four mint hinged stamps, Scott #B107, B111, B112 (the high value, with at least 5 different expert handstamps) and B115 (with expert handstamp). Overall fine-very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 2,425

Collection / Accumulation of Mint and Used Czechoslovakia, 1919-1950s, with roughly 1,000 stamps in three stockbooks. The first stockbook contains roughly 400 mint stamps, including a few blocks and gutter pairs, along with selections of back of the book material. A spot check indicated a few stamps and sets cataloguing from $5 to $25. The lot rounds out with a stockbook containing a collection of used material, along with a stockbook containing a small accumulation of the owner's used duplicates. We note a variety of postmark types, including bridge and double ring town cancels, with a few socked on the nose. The lot also includes roughly 500 mint and used Austria stamps, generally ranging from 1920 to the 1950s. Online photos show a sampling. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 100

Extensive, Mostly Mint Czechoslovakia Collection, 1918-1987, in black mounts in two Minkus albums. The collection is in its majority mint, with a few used here and there, with mostly NH stamps only from the mid-1960s to the end, and a mix of hinged and never hinged before then. The collection is missing items in the 1919 overprints section, but is otherwise complete, including most of the souvenir sheets, sheetlets, stamp exposition items, back of the book (saw military #s 6-14, $315), etc. We note that the Scott #s 95-108 issues include 31 different stamps) and there are imperforate issues here and there. The collection also includes Slovakia (1939 to 1944 complete, including #s 2-23 (NH, $550), B27a (NH, $50)) as well as Bohemia and Moravia (1939 to 1944 complete, including a hinged and a NH set of #s 1-19). Rounding off the lot are some covers and FDC, as well as many NH items probably destined to replace the hinged in the albums, plus some modern souvenir sheets and three specialized publications on the subject. A nice quality collection, not needing much to be complete (see our single lot section for more expensive items missing from this collection), overall fine to very fine, online scans only show a small sampling. (Image)

Estimate $ 500