Accumulation of Roughly 600 European Booklets, 1960s-1990s, with better representation from Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Germany, Sweden, to name a few. A cursory check indicated primarily booklets containing definitive stamps, along with a few booklets containing commemorative and semi-postal stamps, with a few stitched and Red Cross booklets. Online photos are representative of what will be found in the lot, noting three sealed packages, each containing 120 booklets. A nice lot for collectors, and dealers looking for stock. Very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 300

Mainly Used Collection of Sweden, Switzerland and the Netherlands, each displayed in its own stockbook. The Sweden collection (1,574 different stamps to 2016) has an owner's c.v. of $1,635 and includes #s 1566a, 1906, 2553, 2565, 2706-08, 2525, 2767, etc. Switzerland (1,191 different stamps to 2015) has an owner's c.v. of $1,138 and includes regular issues 100, 141, 200-03, 206, 210-15, 219-225, 241, 247-55, 344 and semi-postals B1, 2, 11, 13-14, 99, 195, 222, 241, 275, etc. The Netherlands (1,883 different, incl. 520 semi-postals to 2015 has a c.v. of 1,273. Condition is overall fine, owner's catalogue values are from a 2015 Scott. (Image)

Scott $ 4,046

Accumulations of Mint and Used Stamps From European Countries, 1930s-1980s, with many thousands of stamps in roughly 150 quadrille and Vario-style stock pages, housed in 9 binders. We note better representation from Liechtenstein, Italy and Vatican City, Greece, Turkey, and Portuguese Colonies. Many of the countries are organized by Scott numbers, including catalogue pricing, all provided by the owner. A cursory check of stamps indicated catalogue values of $5 and under, with some stamps and sets cataloguing $10 and up. Online photos show a sampling. Duplication up to 10 in some cases. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Large Mint and Used Austria, Liechtenstein and Switzerland Dealer's Stock / Accumulation from Classics to the 1990s, on old album pages, numerous Vario and other pages and in glassines / envelopes. Some of the highest cataloguing sets and singles are Austria Scott #s 958-76 (mint blocks of four, c.v. $131 total), C57 (mint, $90), C58 (mint, $90) and Switzerland CB1 (mint miniature pane $55 for singles). Also included are numerous sets and singles in the $5 to $10 range of catalogue value. We noted a mint marginal block of four collection of Austria as well as a stock of Switzerland in glassines, both mostly 1960s to 1980s. There are many thousands of stamps in this group, including more than 40 souvenir sheets, with good variety. Some of the material has been prepared for sale, while thousands of stamps are in glassines and envelopes. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Mint and Used Southern Europe Collections / Accumulation from Classics to the 1990s, on older album pages, on Vario and other stock pages and in glassines / envelopes, etc. Some of the countries include Greece, Italy, Monaco, Portugal, San Marino, Spain and Vatican City as well as a number of the colonies and former colonies. We noted some sets and singles in the $5 to $15 of catalogue value. Included is a Greece collection on quadrille pages starting with Hermes heads. Also included are numerous souvenir sheets, complete sets of modern never hinged and more. The group comprises several thousand of stamps and has quite good variety, with some of the material priced and ready to sell. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 150

Collections of Mint and Used European Countries, 1850s-1970s, with a few thousand stamps, in roughly 200 album and quadrille pages, housed in two binders, stockbook, and loose pages. The collection includes a binder of France with roughly 500 used stamps (128 pre-1900), owner's 2014 catalogue value totals $3,655, along with a binder of Italy with roughly 400 used stamps, with a small selection of pre-1900 stamps, owner's 2014 catalogue value totals $1,437. The collection continues with generally used material, ranging from the 1870s to the 1950s, from Great Britain, Sweden, Belgium, Russia, Bulgaria, and Russia, with a spot check indicating a few stamps, set, and partial sets cataloguing $10 to $30 and up, with the possibility of better postmarks. The lot concludes with a stockbook of many hundreds of mint and used Greece and Cyprus. Online photos show a sampling. We note a few small faults with some of the early material. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 400