#670-85, 1951-52 2pf-90pf Posthorns cplt., o.g., n.h., except the 60pf expertly regummed, very fine set. (Image)

CV. $1,750.00

#B58, 1933 Nothilfe souvenir sheet, select mint example, very fresh, o.g., barest trace of a possible hinge mark in the ungummed margin, stamps n.h., very fine. (Image)

CV. $1,450.00

#C20-26, 1924 5pf-300pf Air post cplt., post office fresh, o.g., n.h., fine-very fine. (Image)

CV. $1,130.00

#C40-42, 1931 1M-3M Polar flight cplt., o.g., 1M small h.r., the others l.h., fine-very fine set. (Image)

CV. $745.00

#C42, 1931 4M Polar Flight, well centered, tied by Friedrichshafen datestamp to cover flown to the Russian ice breaker Maligin, appropriate flight cachet and receiving postmark, fresh and very fine. (Image)

CV. $875.00

#C43-45, 1933 1M-4M Century of Progress Flights cplt., each with neat Friedrichshafen datestamp in the lower right corner, fine-very fine. (Image)

CV. $800.00

#C43-45, 1933 1M-4M Century of Progress flight cplt., each with neat partial Friedrichshafen datestamp, very fine set. (Image)

CV. $800.00

#C45, 4M Century of Progress flight, well centered, tied by Friedrichshafen datestamp to flown round trip cover with green Friedrichshafen Zeppelin arrival backstamp, appropriate flight cachet, addressed to Chicago with New York transit backstamp, very fine. (Image)

CV. $650.00

#9N1-20, 1948 2pf-5M Definitives overprinted "BERLIN" diagonally in black, the complete set tied to two overfranked registered covers to New York by neat "Berlin-Charlottenburg 2/5.10.48" double circle datestamps and slogan postmarks, New York registry backstamps, portions to top flap missing, otherwise very fine and rare; 2004 Schlegel certificate. (Image)

CV. for used $1,836.00

#9N35-41, 1949 12pf-2M U.P.U. cplt, o.g., n.h., very fine set. (Image)

CV. $550.00

Germany primarily 20th century mint and used accumulation of thousands in 23 Scott, Ka-Be, Leuchturm and stock- albums housed in three boxes, including some classics, semi-postals with 1933 Wagner mint, marginal examples with imprints, a wide and valuable section of multiples from booklet panes including rare gutter pairs such as 1929 Nothilfe and duplicates in some instances, WWII occupations with Bohemia-Moravia, Poland, Serbia, Latvia, Estonia, etc., plebiscite territories, German Federal and Democratic Republics, Berlin, and a small representation of the colonies or offices abroad, the assembly of various different collections result in some duplication, classics chiefly with faults, otherwise generally fine-very fine; careful inspection recommended; Michel and Scott catalogue value exceeds $40,000.

Est. $3,000-4,000