Mint and used collection in two SAFE hingeless albums. Many better items throughout. Noteable souvenir sheets included are B58, B68, B90-2, and B102-B106. Whether a beginning collector or advanced you will appreciate this group. (Image)

Zussamendruck holding. Large comprehensive collection of Third Reich, Empire, and Weimar se-tenant and tete-beche multiples hinged on worn Ka-Be pages or placed in mounts. Slightly remaindered. Album and pages show wear, but the stamps are fresh and clean. Useful holding of a popular sub-specialty. (Image)

Dealer’s stock on sales cards. Condition ranges but most is F-VF, with a good number of better singles and sets. Few, if any, high catalog clunkers to skew the catalog value, so the owners catalog of $5100+ is a useful guide, especially considering there is an additional $1800 in higher catalog used not included in the count. (Image)

Connoisseur’s Delight. Useful assorted German private post material temporarily residing in a medium box. Focus is on the final quarter of the nineteenth century. Consists of over 400 sorted and catalogued mint and used local post stamps from around the German Empire, including some examples of marked forgeries. Acceptable duplication. Also contains around 200 pieces of mainly Berlin postal stationery, almost entirely used, with assorted cancels. Condition is mixed, with most stamps and covers F-VF. Along for the ride is a photocopied copy of the 1953 edition of the Privatpostmarken Katalog by Georg Glasewald, which offers a splendid introduction to the Privatpost field and provides inspiration about how to categorize, describe, and price stamps and stationery issued by the various service providers. The contents could form the basis of a specialized collection. (Image)

Collection of about sixty stamps on attractive homemade pages. All fresh and fine or better appearing. Great beginning to a Germany collection. Inspect and enjoy. (Image)

A small stockbook plus loose pages of revenues used to pay docking fees. Condition is generally very nice with many of these very scarce. Notes on some indicate less than 5 are known. There may be other revenue types here as well so the entire lot has been scanned for your perusal. A rare opportunity. (Image)

German Second Reich Collection. Memorable medley of mint and used issues, 1872 to 1919. Includes color varieties. Housed on Lighthouse hingeless pages. Mixed condition, but mostly F-VF. High overall catalog value and suitable for expansion. (Image)

Beautiful largely complete collection in a Lighthouse hingeless album to 1975. Missing only the post horns and a couple sets. All are VF never hinged. Also includes pages for Berlin to 1975. A clean fresh group worth inspecting. (Image)

Revenue Hodgepodge. One pizza box loaded with a desirable assortment of hundreds of revenues from German states, German Empire, and Third Reich. Mixed condition, with most material F-VF. Some items are still in their original holders and priced up to $49.00. Disheveled—but clean—and waiting for a knowledgeable bidder to determine its value. (Image)

Kaiser Wilhelm II autograph on postcard which was mailed in a Netherlands cover (several small tears top) probably 1940 cancel (weak) from the Circle City estate. On the reverse of the postcard is printed statement “Thank you very much for your kind remembrance." (Image)

German Postal History Stock, Part Two. Approximately 420 neat, clean examples of German area covers, cards, postal stationery, etc. Primarily WWI and WWII era. Includes Luftwaffe, SS, Kriegsmarine, Panzer, Rohrpost, etc. Mostly F-VF. All described and priced. Enclosed inventory indicates a total retail value of over $13,000. Photos show a few highlights. (Image)

German Postal History Stock, Part Three. Approximately 280 neat, clean examples of German area covers, postcards, postal stationery, etc. Primarily WWII era. Includes Luftwaffe, SS, Kriegsmarine, Panzer, etc. All described and priced. Mainly F-VF. Enclosed inventory indicates a total retail value of over $10,000. Photos show a few highlights. (Image)

German Postal History Stock, Part One. Approximately 250 neat, clean examples of German area covers, cards, postal stationery, etc. Primarily WWII era. Includes Luftwaffe, SS, Kriegsmarine, Panzer, and Rohrpost. We also noticed public transportation tickets, film programs, and press photos. Mostly F-VF. All described and priced. Enclosed inventory indicates a total retail value of over $8,000. Photos show a few highlights. (Image)

Candy Box of German Covers. Grouping of nearly 200 items, late nineteenth century to WWII. High overall retail value. Includes sea mail, nineteenth century locals, Wagner issue frankings, picture postcards from former German colonies, Third Reich philatelic creations, etc. F-VF throughout. All items housed in protective sleeves or pages. (Image)

German Business Correspondence from the 1920s to the 1940s. Twenty-four German-area “typewriter” covers, each with clear cancels, appropriate franking, and business-style text. F-VF. Good additions to a twentieth-century German cover collection. (Image)

Third Reich Propaganda Cards. Accumulation of over ninety posted and unposted German postcards from the 1930s and 1940s. Features RPPCs as well as black-and-white and multi-colored lithos. Occasional wear-and-tear, but F-VF throughout. Housed in protective pages. Includes depictions of patriotic events and propaganda, military activities, famous buildings, touristy locales, etc. At times, proud, menacing, or playful and often with personal messages. Great start to a noteworthy collection. (Image)

German Propaganda Cards. Twenty-eight different examples of posted and unposted WWII propaganda cards. Includes a mix of design types and printing methods. Occasional wear and tear or minor damage visible; mostly F-VF. Housed in protective pages. (Image)

French Surrender in 1940. Series of seven RPPCs depicting Hitler and the German generals receiving the French delegation for the formal signing of the Armistice of 22 June 1940. F-VF, with one card used and the rest unmailed. (Image)

WWII-Era Postcard Grouping. Two unmailed RPPCs depicting Waffen SS and one posted lithograph card showing SS guards at the Berlin Chancellory. One RPPC looks to have been trimmed slightly. Easy lot to view and evaluate. (Image)

Propaganda Postcard for Hitler's Release from Landsberg Prison. 1924, unused. Possible minor trimming; otherwise, F-VF. Scarce early card. (Image)

Five uncommon and desirable Third Reich postcards depicting Adolf Hitler. Four in color and one RPPC. F-VF. Three have stamps and slogan cancels on the address and message side. Photos show front and back of all cards. (Image)

(47) strip of three and pair used in Cameroun (MI #V46) on parcel piece F-VF (Image)

(95c) prewar printing (Mi #97Aia) used strip of three with unusual cancel signed by Jaschke F-VF (Image)

(392/406) Zusammendruckes (Mi #S108, S113, W46) NH F-VF (Image)

(670-685) Post Horns og F-VF set (Image)