Hours of Fun and Surprises. One carton filled with miscellaneous collectables. Includes philatelic oddities, unlisted stamps, labels, revenue stamps and documents, proprietary stamps on bottles and boxes, printed matter from the late nineteenth century to the 1940s, and more. Mixed condition. Perfect for the lover of out-of-the-ordinary items. (Image)

World War II Holding. Attractive three-part gathering of a variety of material. Part One features 600 original or reprinted photos of German military officers who served during WWII, purchased from sources in Germany, and 240 additional photos, mostly autographed, obtained individually from former German WWII military personnel. Envelopes and letters are included to provide a basic provenance. Part Two consists of ten German letters from Concentration Camps Gusen, Ausschwitz, and Dachau. Part Three is a complete sheet of twenty Pfennig Deutsches Reich stamps depicting Hitler’s profile. Overall condition of photos, letters, and stamps is quite high. Should be of interest to topical collectors and historians of the period. (Image)

Consignment remainder of covers both U.S. and foreign, pictures, cinderellas, and other memorabilia from the first part of the twentieth century. Includes a stereoscope with photos from the First World War. Interesting group and worth viewing. (Image)

Zeppelin and Rocket Mail Flight Labels and Cinderellas. Twelve double- and single-sided pages of material from various countries and time periods. Neatly arranged and in like-new condition. Enormous appeal for rocket and dirigible enthusiasts. In singles, sets, and sheetlets, with some duplication. Includes signed pieces, poster stamps, fantasy creations, etc. Unusual and perfect for spicing up your existing topical collection. (Image)

Labels Galore. Lovely collection of advertising, propaganda, and charity labels from German-speaking Europe, mainly first half of twentieth century. Hundreds of items. Neatly arranged in a 16-page stockbook. Colorful, clean, and engaging. (Image)

Railroad accumulation consisting of magazines (rail Classics, L&N Historical Society 1990s), Amtrak timetables, July 1957 Official Guide, Chicago 1980s timetables, buttons, calendars, photos, couple books, red flag and miscellany. For the crossover philatelic/rail fan. (Image)

Automotive accumulation roughly from 1905 to 1980 in two of our largest cartons. Over one hundred magazines, brochures, advertisements, and books. Includes Hot Rod Motor Trend, Car Life, Magazines, Automotive Digest, etc. Offers a wide assortment of makes and models. Heavy emphasis on the 1950s and 1960s will bring nostalgia tears and memories for baby boomers. Condition varies considerably because of age. A delightful lot. (Image)

Selection from 1919 to 1964 in one carton. Roughly forty historic magazines including ten 1920 “The Country Gentlemen, twenty 1933 issues of “Liberty”, five 1934 issues “Saga” British monthly, plus other fascinating items. Condition varies considerably because of age. Useful lot for the historian. (Image)

Old letters, ration books, a Santa Claus watch, 1927 Ohio road map, and much more inhabit a banker’s box full of stuff the stamp collector owner knew nothing about. Must be something of value here. A flea marketeer’s delight. (Image)

1933 NEWS-WEEK magazine condition is near perfect (Image)