All the cards and covers from the Twin pines estate in five manageable cartons. Includes: four albums of pre 1940 German covers each saved for a reason, a coverbook with forces in Belgium WWI cards, a few more cover books one with some odd and unusual postal history, two cartons of worldwide with interesting Luxembourg, German States, and pre 1990 postal history, and even a couple Zeppelin covers buried in the jumble. Over 2,100 individual items, most with single cover eBay potential. Lots of $5-$50 items among the mainly better than dollar covers. The extensive webphotos only scratch the surface of this desirable cover/card lot. (Image)

Approximately 10,000 commercial and philatelic covers in nine boxes. Upon a cursory examination we didn’t find anything particularly valuable but just a wide variety, perfect for a dollar table. (Image)

Worldwide postal history selection from the 1830s to the 1990s from the University estate in six large cartons. Roughly 5,000 commercial covers, FDCs, postal stationery, and postcards. Involves an assortment of stampless from Great Britain, France, Germany, Italy, and Austria as well as WW I mostly German feldpost postcards. Entails items are already priced and identified by the owner including some fascinating or better. Ready to sell at a percentage. Condition varies, so inspection recommended. Still an interesting holding worth your attention. (Image)

About forty various interesting covers. Mostly philatelic in nature but does include likable postal history. Worth inspection. (Image)

An interesting and impressive group of covers and other documents. There are first flight covers from Ireland and Canada as well as first day covers from Israel and the Vatican. It also includes stampless covers from Great Britain. The most unusual items are two British documents from the 1800s one being a lease. Another is a ‘friendship letter’ to Captain Mitsuo Fuchida and signed by Captain Fuchida who led the attack on Pearl Harbor. A close inspection is encouraged to appreciate this historical assemblage. (Image)

Foreign postal stationery group of a few hundred mint (about 80%) and used postal cards, envelopes, and other stationery products from around the world (no U.S.) and from all eras. Nothing of huge value but good variety with minimal duplication. Pick out what you want or need and recoup your money by placing the rest in a dollar box. Comes in an “Ugg” shoe box which should not be construed as a comment on the contents. (Image)

Nine counterbooks with several, mostly mint NH souvenir sheets and booklets. Some duplication which is moderate and helpful. Wide variety of countries represented. Easy lot to figure. (Image)

A-Z selection in seventeen cartons. Thousands of mixed mint and used stamps from the late 19th Century having some to 2000 in full, partial sets, and singles. Displayed in about 325 counter books organized by countries and colonies having some only with one or two pages. Lots of mint sets. Viewing would be beneficial. (Image)

Powerful collection of a couple thousand mostly different arranged on black stockpages and stockcards. Strong in Europe and their colonies. Mainly from the first half of the twentieth century but, also includes good value in the nineteenth century. With almost no duplication makes this appealing to the advanced worldwide collector as well as a dealer to pump up his/her stock. Condition can be mixed in spots so, careful viewing is recommended. (Image)

A marvelous montage of mainly mint mostly 20th century General Foreign medium to better values and sets. Exceedingly clean, appears hand selected and identified from a knowledgeable individual with very little duplication. Ideal for breakdown. Great value to be mined from this useful assemblage. (Image)

Over 60 collections or stocks filling 8 cartons. A good share are country dedicated, with no particular strength, just a wide variety. Many are priced and/or cataloged. Several are in clean, expensive, serviceable albums. Good profit potential. (Image)

Medium to better stamps on “102” sales cards. There are almost seven hundred of them with minimal duplication. This is a very clean group well worth your time to view. (Image)

Stock of forty counterbooks. Over half contain various British. Also, includes Scandinavia, China, Japan, plus some other Europe. Lots of mint NH sets throughout. The duplication is reasonable and helpful for someone who does lists. (Image)

A “102” size card stock of over 20,000 cards. Low to medium grade retail material with the owner’s catalog over $41,000. Duplication, which could be good for cancel hunting. Can easily work into your stock. Take time to look at these. (Image)

About a thousand 102 size salescards holding medium to better grade material put up by a collector from a variety of sources to sell in it’s present form. This never previously offered group has minimal duplication. The owner dutifully cataloged everything to the total of over $28,000. This figure needs to be scrutinized for forgeries, reprints, fiscal usages, etc.. Still lots of value to plug into a collection or put into stock. (Image)

Four cartons of various contents. You’ll find a likeable two volume Italian collection, French, Canadian and Russian areas collections, new issues, old bid board auction lots, a Norway postal card collection, a multi volume worldwide collection along with interesting Germany. Lots of pockets of value to entice close inspection. (Image)

A better tan normal group in 13 stockbooks. There are large amounts of better singles and also NH sets, souvenir sheets and a couple mint sheets. There is an enormous catalog value. This is a nice lot with many delightful stamps. (Image)

A comprehensive stock in dealer sales books. The range is from early issues to modern with scarcer items and many souvenir sheets. A close inspection is required due to some misidentified items. Good lot for the internet or show dealer. (Image)

Two cartons of worldwide collections/assortment from the late 19th to various decades of the 20th Centuries. Thousands of mixed mint and used stamps in albums, stockbooks, binders, on album pages etc. Good variety having value interspersed throughout with potential. Needs slow, careful viewing. (Image)

Nine boxes filled with uncounted thousands of stamps sorted and sometimes identified in glassines. Definitely not all minimum value types as many medium grade were spotted upon reboxing, and who knows what else lurks. Cancel and variety searching will provide hours of entertainment. Also, along for the ride is a carton of negligible stockbooks and collections. A tough lot to figure. (Image)

Philatelic Stew. Ten-volume original collection with a focus on Western and Eastern Europe and colonies. Also includes a volume of stamps from assorted island nations and an attractive assemblage of items from Italian colonies. Some stamps may require an expert's eye for full evaluation. Coverage of diverse time periods. Many different countries with varying degrees of representation. Occasionally puzzling in its structure and setup. Thousands and thousands of mint and used stamps housed in stockbooks or mounted on a hodgepodge of pages and placed in binders. Includes singles, broken and complete sets, ordinary and unusual material, and old and modern items. Fun, surprising, and whimsical. Should appeal to collectors and dealers alike. (Image)

An impressive and important group that can be set up for retail. Almost every item catalogs for over $50 with some as high as 650. Saar, Orange Free State, Schleswic-Holstein, San Marino, St. Helena, Russia, New Zealand, Portugal and other countries are represented by choice Items. This is a real opportunity for the dealer and collector to acquire scarcer items. Well worth a careful look. (Image)

A highly desirable group for the topical collector. An extremely attractive holding of souvenir sheets, booklets and other large items and most are never hinged. There are three counter books and four one-inch binders to peruse. Take your time and enjoy this beautiful selection. (Image)

Nine volume Scott international collection with issues to the early 1970’s both mounted and in mounts. Some countries are quite full others not so much. There was an owner’s count for six of the seven albums which totaled 35,000. The albums range from serviceable to falling apart. So, the way to go is transferring some to newer albums or hacking up and selling in smaller units at shows or on the internet. (Image)

A marvelous selection of German and French colonies, German States as well as Africa. The German area begins with Allenstein and ends with Saar. There are some medium-priced items scattered throughout that will appeal to both collector and dealer. The countries of Africa have some better items in early Ethiopia, Ruanda-Urundi and Algeria. Well worth a few moments to view. (Image)