From the Hayward Estate. Great collection to the late 1990s on Scott hingeless pages in specialty albums. Well populated earlies turning to mint at the beginning of the twentieth century. A strong semi-postal selection as well as other back of the book items adds to the high value of these stamps. This collection deserves an extended viewing. (Image)

Two well filled stockbooks of used material. Strong in the earlies especially the Sage group. Die varieties noted with good back of the book. Also, a folder of album pages of early France with a mix of mint and used. The amount of this material will require a little more time for you to view. (Image)

A wonderful selection of RPO cancellations from 1850 to 1870. Most are for trains going from and to Paris plus some others. Also includes a few covers. The specialist will enjoy viewing this group. (Image)

French Printing Elegance. One volume of hundreds of stamps in singles and sets, 1951-1985. Around 90% complete for the period. Includes MNH, mint og, and postally used definitives, commemoratives, and BOB in F-VF condition. All material is mounted or hinged onto slightly worn pages in a clean Davos album. (Image)

France selection from 1829 to the 1870s in a medium box. Over fifty folded letter covers having some stampless all related to Marseilles. Fascinating postal history. Please inspect and enjoy. (Image)

French Postcard Sophistication. One of our loyal customers is closing her postcard business, and she has arranged for us to sell her holdings in several lots. This two-carton lot has over 2,000 cards which are posted or unposted, standard or continental, mostly sleeved, and occasionally with some identification and pricing. WWI era to the final decades of the twentieth century. Condition is mixed, but most of the material is F-VF. We noticed a variety of printing and design styles, including a large number of RPPCs, with many different locations and topics featured. You will find cards from most regions of France as well as a smattering of cards from Monaco and French overseas territories. Explore the history and culture of France through its picture postcards. (Image)

France accumulation from 1915-1916 in a small box. Around 175 WW I postcards which were not mailed but had messages to wives or girlfriends. Super period material. If you can read French, some interesting reading. (Image)

(226b) single out of souvenir sheet NH VF (Image)

(300a) Normandy NH F-VF (Image)

(329) PEXIP sheet NH few minor gum blemishes and gum wrinkles Fine (Image)

(B11) Red Cross NH F-VF (Image)

(C1-C2) og F-VF set (Image)

Six pizza boxes full of a wide variety of pages, album pages, sales cards, and glassines. France selection is strong, and the colonies need sorting. Take extra time to view these. (Image)

Attractive accumulation of mint and used material that is cancelled in the early years then turns to mint with blocks included. Also semi-postal and air mails plus a binder of all colonies. Dealers can resupply their stock. Make time to view. (Image)

A selection in a binder and an old Scott album to the mid-1960s. Early material and some colonies strengthen this group and make it a useful selection. Make time to view. (Image)

More than half the value is in the broad selection of colonies. Thousands of stamps to sort through to prepare for the internet or show. Take time to view this selection. (Image)

Collection from 1849 to around 1900 primarily mounted on attractive homemade pages. Cancellations in the collection and in the pages of cancels are clear and readable. These cancellations are the perfect opportunity for the specialist as are the many shade variations. Make time to view this quality material. (Image)