Finland, Used lot 1856–1867. More than 50 stamps, mostly "large-toothed". The entire lot is presented at www.philea.se. (Image1)

Finland, **. Dealer's stock 1931–92. Parts of sheets, and booklets in three thick visir albums. High value.

Finland, **. Large lot with full sheets, and units mostly 1970–88 incl e.g. 150 sets F 818-19, 50 sets CEPT 1978, and 300 x F 961 etc. F approx 67000.

Finland, **/*/used collection 1866–1990 in album. Well-filled collection, beginning used, modern **.

Finland, Used. Stockbook album 1860–1946 incl approx 70 Rouletted, many Lion types, Red Cross sets, and some cancellations etc. (1000)

Finland, Mostly **. Accumulation mostly 1920s–80s in e.g. albums, stock cards, and leaves incl several units, booklets, some occupation, and 47 year sets Åland Islands 1984 etc.

Finland, */used collection 1860–1982 in Norma album. Clean, with some better classics, 5 + 10 M Numbers in three corners *, with rings to 1 r */used, 10 mk 1903 used, 5 mk Vaasa *, later section well-filled with many sets, 1963 Field Post *, Parcel post first set used, and also five local ship mail stamps *. Fine quality (Image1)

Finland, **/*/used 1866-1960´s. Two collections used and mint with e.g. two large toothed on paper and 5 MK Vasa **. (Image1)

Finland, ** collection 1930s–1990s in nice Leuchtturm album from 1856 with stamp mounts. Not complete, but well-filled throughout from mid-1930s. e.g. complete sets, s/s, and both early Autopaketti sets. Fine quality

Finland, Covers. Box with hundreds of different kinds of older covers. E.g. Censured, militaly, town cancels, numeral cancels, registered, express and more. Please look carefully!

Finland, Covers. Lot field post (Kenttäpostia) in album. (50) (Image1)

Finland, Postal stationery 1860-1930´s. Box with 2-300 older cards and pre-stamped envelopes. Mostly used but also some unused. Some Coat-of-Arms type m/60 noted and many used during the 1880´s. (Image1)

Finland, Postcards 55. Lot old cards, several with interesting topica as military. Including some postal stationary around 1902. Fine quality (Image1)