Fifteen albums and binders with a well populated (80,000+) world collection. Earlies and medium values make this selection desirable. Owners catalog of over $220,000 with nothing under two dollars counted. The first four albums have some dubious items. A moderately populated U.N. album continuing to the 1980s is thrown in to round out this selection. (Image)

Worldwide monster from the late 19th Century to the early 1970s in nineteen cartons on a pallet. Tens of thousands of mixed mint and used stamps in a collection of forty-five Scott Specialty albums. Lying dormant for decades, a large percentage of material being mint. Includes British America A-F, Canada, British Oceania, British Asia, India, Malaya States, French colonies M-Z, Eastern Europe including Poland, Russia, Bulgaria, Romania, and Albania. Also, incorporates Central, South America, Italy & colonies, Austria, Spain & colonies. But wait there’s more! Some cartons entail glassines of US having face, binders of mint having oversized sheets, many better sets on approval cards, blue small dealer sales books and other lightly filled international albums. The frosting on the cake is five cartons of #102 sales cards and glassines mainly mint stamps in red boxes. Unknown catalog value but probably huge. Required to be shipped by FedEx freight. (Image)

A wonderful selection of a few hundred different mostly never hinged material with the majority from Europe. Many sets among the better items. Compact value, great for dealer stock or the internet. (Image)

A collector’s 75-year stamp journey in 16 Scott International albums and a lone Minkus Global. Arranged alphabetically, the Scott pages run to about 1977. They are usually much more filled in the early years than in the later, which are often quite sparse. Contains much of use for dealer or collector with highlights such as (mint) India Ghandi set and Romania 196-206 along with good PRC, Philippines and much, much more. The single Minkus volume is devoted to France and French colonies with interesting offices in China and other areas sure to please. Easily worth our suggested bid. (Image)

Eighteen dealer table books with medium to better singles and sets. The mint material is fresh and ready for the internet or can be incorporated into your show stock. A lovely group. (Image)

Worldwide collections in twenty-six Lindner hingeless albums and slipcases from post WW II but mostly from the 1970s to the 1990s in five cartons. Thousands and thousands of mainly mint stamps in full, partial sets, singles, souvenir sheets, and booklets. Includes Europa, Australia, Great Britain, Guernsey, Jersey, Canada, Vatican, Palau, Israel, United Nations, Berlin, and Germany. Nice for further expansion. (Image)

Stock of souvenir sheets, booklets, strips, and a few larger items. Very little duplication with lots of never hinged and almost no used items. A great lot for the internet or to replenish your stock. (Image)

Foreign only Gold Mine. Two-box holding of classic and modern singles and sets. In glassines, on sales pages and stock pages, hinged or mounted on old album pages, etc. Mint and used, mostly F-VF. Often identified by Scott catalog number and price. Strong presence of popular European, British Commonwealth, and South American countries as well as lesser-known stamp-issuing entities. Occasional, non-excessive duplication. Huge retail value. Great for eBay entrepreneurs and general worldwide collectors. (Image)

Ten cartons of trash to treasure as consigned. Contains a few dozen albums from juvenile to advanced, from decrepit to like new, stockbooks with better (don’t miss the Upper Silesia and the North Borneo), cigar and similar boxes of off paper, pizza type boxes with widely varying contents and much more. Valuable for dealer stock, creating box lots or keeping a collector busy for months. (Image)

Outstanding accumulation of thousands of never hinged stamps on sales cards in a carton with Sweden, Philippines and British being strongest. Owners estimated total retail $14,000.This is clean and fresh material that must be inspected to be fully appreciated. (Image)

Three large cartons filled with glassines or on album pages in smaller boxes. Of the many countries are Netherlands, British Guiana, Japan, Australia and Switzerland. A wonderful selection for those who like to sort. (Image)

Over three hundred and fifty APS sales books filled with thousands of stamps. Very few stamps have been removed from books and some books have yet to be submitted to the APS. A wide variety for the world collector. (Image)

Philatelic free-for-all in six cartons. Albums, binders and stockbooks; boxes of pages, glassines and loose tossed in all mixed up; some approval books and more are here. Best of all is a pizza type box loaded with only better items including high catalog never hinged. Take a long look – you’ll find surprises at every turn. (Image)

From the Red Bird Estate. Twelve boxes filled with useful material for dealer or collector. Albums are mostly worldwide, two boxes are filled with approval books (Have been re-boxed), a few pizza boxes have better material and loose pages and glassines are plentiful. A mixed group that's hard to figure. (Image)

Tens of thousands mostly different mounted in six Master Global albums with issues to about 1970. Terrific start to a world collection upon which you can expand. (Image)

Israel, British Colonies, Switzerland and other worldwide on stockpages, mint sheet files, small binders and a Scott International album 1920-1922 with four pages of U.S. Useful for both internet sales and shows with clean mint items. (Image)

Various collections and stocks with good Great Britain, Austria, Italy with some AMG, Guernsey and Israel. Also, includes a specialized Bermuda one penny collection that can be a study. Wonderful group. (Image)

“G” Is for Gargantuan. One volume of the Scott International Series containing thousands of mint and used singles and sets from Gha to Guy countries, nineteenth century to the early 1970s, F-VF. Comprehensive representation of Ghana, Gibraltar, Gilbert and Ellice Islands, Gold Coast, Great Britain, Greece, Grenada, Guadeloupe and Guatemala. Also includes other countries. Highly populated, with many pages completely full. Mainly used early, turning to predominantly mint, often NH, after 1940. Contains extra pages to accommodate items lacking spaces in the standard Scott International album, including paper, color, and perforation varieties. Stamps are expertly hinged or mounted onto clean pages in a somewhat worn binder and most pages are separated by glassine interleaving. Many items are identified by Scott catalog number. Powerful compilation, with classic favorites and topical beauties. (Image)

Ten cartons of albums, many of them like new, red boxes, stock books and binders. Value is in Germany, Great Britain, Canada, Israel and Russia. Includes over twenty red boxes filled with lower end used retail material sorted by countries on 102 size sales cards. Also, respectable collections to pull from or build upon. Finally, there are a few sparsely filled global albums. (Image)

“B” Is for Beautiful. One volume of the Scott International Series containing thousands of mint and used singles and sets from Ben to Bur countries, nineteenth century to the early 1970s. F-VF. We noticed loads of material from Bermuda, Bhutan, Bolivia, Brazil, British Guiana, British Honduras, Brunei, Bulgaria, Burma, and Burundi. Also includes other countries. Highly populated, with many pages completely full. Mainly used early, turning to predominantly mint, often NH, after 1940. Contains extra pages to accommodate items lacking spaces in the standard Scott International album, including paper, color, and perforation varieties. Stamps are expertly hinged or mounted onto clean pages in a like-new binder, and most pages are separated by glassine interleaving. Many items are identified by Scott catalog number. High degree of completeness throughout, with page after page of long, desirable sets. (Image)

One volume of the Scott International Series containing thousands of mint and used singles and sets from Nor to Per countries, nineteenth century to the early 1970s, F-VF. Comprehensive representation of Norfolk Island, Norway, Nyasaland Protectorate, Orange River Colony, Pakistan, Panama, Paraguay, and Persia/Iran. Also includes other countries. Highly populated, with many pages completely full. Mainly used early, turning to predominantly mint, often NH, after 1940. Contains extra pages to accommodate items lacking spaces in the standard Scott International album, including paper, color, and perforation varieties. Stamps are expertly hinged or mounted onto clean pages in a like-new binder, and most pages are separated by glassine interleaving. Many items are identified by Scott catalog number. Bursting with out-of-the-ordinary material and collector favorites. (Image)

Ten carton worldwide selection from the late 19th Century to the 1970s from the Red Bird estate. Thousands and thousands of mixed mint and used stamps having some duplication in around thirty mostly Scott International or Minkus Global albums. Albums run from sparsely to fairly filled. Well worth taking a few moments to view. (Image)

Eleven cartons of worldwide assortment from the 1870s to the 1970s from the Red Bird estate. Incorporates thousands and thousands of mixed mint and used stamps having useful duplication in albums, stockbooks, binders, folders, album, and stock pages. Could be some pickings throughout and worth viewing. (Image)

From the Red Bird Estate, nine boxes of albums, binders and stockbooks filled with useful material. Whether dealer or collector you will enjoy sorting through this material. Useful duplication in the stockbooks. (Image)

Two Scott International albums plus a Scott Junior that is moderately filled. Early material and some better items can be found. A detailed owners inventory is provided although not verified. Some heavy hinging needs to be accounted for otherwise a desirable group. (Image)