Empire to Third Reich. Mainly mint collection, 1914 to 1945. Housed in a well-filled Lighthouse hingeless album. Missing some of the more elusive items, but still impressive in its coverage and condition. Plenty of margin markings throughout. High Cat. value. (Image)

A neatly mounted mint and used Germany collection of early issues primarily Shield issues on attractive homemade pages. (Image)

Better than usual beginner Germany collection in three clean Davo Hingeless albums with slipcases 1872-1993. Hundreds and hundreds of stamps, but alas no Zepps or early souvenir sheets. Many mint modern sets. Fun to work on, compact, hingeless album collection. (Image)

Unbound "Reichsdruckerei Berlin, Sondermarken" book of 28 individual pages. Each page beginning with 1933 and ending some time in 1944 contains examples of mint German stamps. Best are the pages with the Chicago Zeppelin flight airmails and the Wagner semipostals. More complete than usually seen. No souvenir sheets were produced for this collection. No red binding cord, leaves a few bent corner pages. (Image)

Local Post Treasure. Comprehensive accumulation of Stadtpost issues from numerous cities in Germany. Somewhat organized and identified. Housed in a high-quality German stockbook. Some items might need examination by an expert for full evaluation. Clean holding of a popular collecting specialty. Don’t miss this opportunity. (Image)

Over 360 pre-Third Reich covers with some back of the book issues. Interesting franking and some post cards of interest. Treat yourself to hours of sorting and cataloging these items. Collector of Germany take time to view. (Image)

German Postwar Cover Accumulation. Approximately 350 examples of FDC’s, private and commercial correspondence, and philatelic showpieces. Comprehensive coverage from 1946 to end of twentieth century. Includes many different rates and assorted markings. Overall excellent condition, with a colorful, fresh appearance. Take a look. (Image)

An especially important group of over sixty Third Reich covers, including a couple of Zeppelin covers. There are many interesting cancellations and a few registered mail covers. A fine opportunity for the specialist. Well worth a careful view. (Image)

Third Reich Cover Stock. At least 400 clean, presentable covers and cards of many types from 1930’s and 1940’s Germany. Plenty of commemoratives and definitives, with a rich assortment of cancels and auxiliary markings. Includes private and commercial correspondence as well as oodles of special event covers. Comprehensive holding from a popular field. (Image)

Highly specialized group of 76 post war locals many of them registered. There is one from Dresden and two others have been certified. A dubious cover may exist. This lot is for the German enthusiast so take time to view. (Image)

Two groups of German Inflation covers 1921-1923. First, a varied accumulation of over 230 of which 16% are officials. Mostly commercial mail but picture post cards and folded documents are included. Various rates include letter, distance mail, foreign mail, printed matter, package rates, COD, registered, express, uprated postal cards, etc. Many appear to be of the inflation period rate changes for 1922-23. Destination to Germany, Austria, US, and elsewhere. Covers with an expertizing mark are indicated by a red dot. Second is a group of over 55 Gebühr bezahit Taxe Percue covers, 1922-1923. All with designation of postage having been paid at the post office. Many first and last day of inflation rate change periods. Mostly commercial covers, some personal. Various rates, as above and interesting originating cities. These covers present an opportunity for a top-quality exhibit. Of considerable interest to the specialist of German covers. (Image)

Around 150 covers from the inflationary period. Interesting franking and some registered, many discoveries to be made. An intriguing group for the Germany collector. (Image)

Germany WW II historical accumulation. Around fifty-five 1943-44 work or concentration parcel cards from Central and Southern Germany. Condition varies. (Image)

Germania W2.15 (with R15) used with a pair of 5pf on ppc to Birmingham, England (27.9.12). One stamp with faults. Slightly soiled in transport. Roller cancel. Birmingham (29 SEP. 12) receiver mark on message. (Image)

Post WW ll covers and stationery from 1946-1950. Choice accumulation of 75 covers; representation of Allied zones with numeral issues, AMG’s including multiples. Noted use of East Saxony, postal tax, French Zone stamps, censored material etc. Various rates including distance mail, COD, registered, tax percue, meter mail etc. Destinations to cities in Germany, US, Australia etc. Also, foreign mail incoming including censored and short paid. The stationery includes around 170 cards, mint and used, including representation of allied zones with numeral issues, AMG’s, Soviet Zone overprints and East Berlin issued cards. Duplication exists but many varieties of papers and printings. Good lot for the specialist. (Image)

Varied German Holding. Over forty covers representing popular periods of German philately. Begins with an interesting mix of material from German States, colonies, and pre-WWII Germany, including Zeppelin items. Useful presence of Third Reich. Concludes with attractive postcards from East Germany and eye-catching covers from West Germany and Berlin. Mixed condition. Useful philatelic conversation starters. (Image)

No trebuchets, but ten different a little toned catapult covers. Take a look (Image)

Germany accumulation mostly mailed to the same address in Chicago from 1947-67. Around 150 commercial covers, postal stationery, and postcards. Good for looking for franking combinations and cancels. (Image)

(76) “The Union” NH F-VF (Image)

(133, 133a) shades NH VF (Image)

(469) Lufthansa NH block F-VF (Image)

(B23-B27) Arms Types NH F-VF set (Image)

(B141-B143) Cars NH inclusions F-VF set (Image)

(B318-B319) Philatelic Exposition NH block F-VF set (Image)

(C26) Carrier Pigeon NH F-VF (Image)