A most useful group of over two thousand in glassines for the internet or show dealer. The material is clean with early mint items. There are profits to be made so spend some time viewing this one. (Image)

Used collection from the shield issue to about 2017. Many extras for shade and paper varieties collected in accordance with Michel. Nothing is expertized. Very complete for the basic numbers until near the end. Highly recommended. (Image)

A fresh and clean selection of mostly Third Reich stamps housed in Lindner albums. Souvenir sheets and mini sheets are present. This is a great group for continuation. Well worth your time to view. (Image)

Bundesrepublic mint mostly complete to 1996, used DDR complete to 1981 in a three volume Safe hingeless, and stockbooks. Also noticed German States, Saar, and additional loose material. Please inspect and enjoy. (Image)

German Booklet Extravaganza. Sixty-four-page premium stockbook filled with mint and used goodies from the abundance of pre-1945 German postal booklets. Includes booklet panes, exploded booklets, examples of se-tenant printings, tete-beche pairs, slogan labels, and more. Hundreds of items. Also features printing variations. Topnotch condition. Semi-organized, with some identification (Michel) and pricing information. High overall catalog value. Needs a new owner with philatelic vision and creative energy. (Image)

Complete Bundes Republic collection of all mint with issues to 1989. Starts out mint light hinge and about 1953 becomes never hinged. Good collection to improve with never hinged material. Well worth a view. (Image)

A Bit of This and a Bit of That. Two cartons of German delights. We found stockbooks, dealer pages and cards, envelopes, glassines, etc. filled with stamps and souvenir sheets from Germany’s massive philatelic production of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Also noticed packet cards, stamps on piece, assorted covers, and even a small accumulation of meter mail. Lot includes intimidating duplication of inflation issues and Hindenburg stamps. Contains out-of-the-ordinary material along with plenty of German meat-and-potato singles and sets. Pleasing condition. Overall high total catalog value. Some items might require an expert's eye for full evaluation. In short, hundreds and hundreds of appealing stamps looking for a new home. Good foundation for an intermediate-level regional collection. (Image)

Beautiful mint and used collection of booklets, booklet panes, and zusammen drucks. Most of the value is in the post war period. Great material for the specialist. Take time to view. (Image)

German Empire collection, 1872-1932. Attractive VF holding with numerous varieties and assorted paraphilatelic material. Stamps are used, MH, or MNH. Mounted in a Lighthouse hingeless album; most material identified with a Michel catalog number. Photos show selected highlights. (Image)

Two Specialty albums and a binder with early to post war Germany, DDR and areas. Some cancels worth checking, and a wide selection from several Germany-related issuing areas. (Image)

Germany collection in a Lighthouse hingeless album from 1949 to 1991. Hundreds and hundreds of mint stamps in full sets, singles, and souvenir sheets. Collection is nearly complete for years appearing to be only missing one common stamp. Attractive start to constructing a nice German collection. (Image)

All mint collection from the first shield issue to early inflation period including back of the book. Collected in accordance with Michel. Also of note are the many margin pairs with HAN numbers. Terrific lot for the specialist. (Image)

Germany collection from 1949-2010 in two Schaubek albums in a medium carton. Thousands of mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, singles, and souvenir sheets. The first album from 1949-1995 is mixed mint and used and the second album from 1996-2010 is mint. Basic collection really for completion and continuation. (Image)

Germany seven NH sheets of twenty-five each in a pizza size box. Involves Scott #524-27 and interesting perf. varieties. A wonderful lot. (Image)

(662-664a) Germany cover having Hannover Fair souvenir sheet cancelled on 8.9.1949 in Hamburg. Mailed to Dayton, Kentucky. (Image)

(C37) Germany Graf Zeppelin cacheted First Flight cover cancelled on board on 16.8.1929. Mailed to Lakehurst and back stamped there on August 29. (Image)

(O37) Germany extraordinary inflation cover cancelled in Cologne on November 3, 1923 and mailed locally having forty Scott #O37 stamps in a two blocks of fourteen and one of twelve. Berlin expertization mark on salvage. Open on three sides for exhibition. Has soiling and a scrape on front in the address area. (Image)

Germany Graf Zeppelin cacheted First Flight cover cancelled in Friedrichshafen on 24. MRZ. 1929. Mailed to Palestine and backstamped Jerusalem on March 27. (Image)

Germany Zeppelin cacheted registered multifranked First Flight cover cancelled in Gersfeld on 5.8 1926. (Image)

Germany “Gelber Hund” special flight postal card cancelled on 23.5. 1912 in Darmstadt. (Image)

Germany Zeppelin cacheted registered cover cancelled on 2.11.1933 in Dusseldorf. Backstamped Berlin on November 3. Posted having several zusammendruck combinations. (Image)

Germany Graf Zeppelin Roessler cacheted First Flight card cancelled in Friedrichshafen on 24 MR 1929. Mailed to Palestine and backstamped Jerusalem on March 27. (Image)

Germany “Bremen” catapult cover cancelled on 19.6.1932 in New York City. Mailed and backstamped in Newton, Kansas on June 22. Posted having three tete-beche pairs of stamps. (Image)

Germany cacheted zusammendruck Zeppelin flight cover cancelled in Dusseldorf on 15.6.1934. Backstamped Berlin the same day. (Image)

Germany multifranking inflation cover canceled on May 20, 1923. (Image)