1905 5pf Germania Booklet Pane, mint hinged, with two stamps at right and four labels at left, plus selvedge, very fine. (Image)

Michel E 1,200

1927 8pf Friedrich Ebert Booklet Pane, Watermark Sideways, mint hinged, a pane of 10 with selvedge at left, two stamps at top have a small fault, else very fine and scarce. Accompanied by a 2000 Schlegel certificate. (Image)

Michel E 1,700

Group of Specialized Mint Airmail Issues, with Michel #s 112a and 112b (both NH, 260€), 344y (LH, 120€), 346y (LH, 300€), as well as a group of the 1934 Airmail issues with vertically ribbed gum 530x, 532x, 535x-537x (these NH, 282€) and 538x (VLH, 22€) and with horizontally ribbed gum 529y-537y, 539y (these LH, 184€) and 534y, 537y (these NH, 210€). Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Michel E 1,378

Lovely Collection of Mint Never hinged 1946 Numeral Definitive Plate Inscription Pairs, with a variety of denominations to the 1m (we counted 24 diff.), all in mint never hinged lower marginal pairs (position 95-96) with plate inscriptions. A fresh group which contains a total of 172 pairs. There is a special section in the Michel catalogue for these items, and the catalogue values go into the hundreds of Euros per pair, depending on denomination or specific plate inscription (unchecked by us). (Image)

Estimate $ 350

1934 2m Airmail Issue With Horizontally Ribbed Gum, mint lightly hinged, with "Shlegel BPP y" expert handstamp, shorter perf at top left, still very fine and scarce. (Image)

Michel E 1,000

1923 20m with Inverted 1,000m Surcharge, mint never hinged, with inverted surcharge at bottom. The stamp has a "M. Sommer BPP" expert handstamp on back. Very fine and rare. Michel # 260 K l, c.v. €2,800. (Image)

Scott $ 2,100

1923 20m with Inverted 1,000m Surcharge, mint never hinged, with inverted surcharge at top. The stamp has a "M. Sommer BPP" expert handstamp on back. Fine-very fine and rare. Michel # 260 K Il, c.v. €1,000. (Image)

Scott $ 2,100

1933 Richard Wagner Operas Set, all mint never hinged and quite fresh, fine to very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 2,360

1933 Overprinted Souvenir Sheet of Four, mint never hinged, with wrinkling in margin at right caused by water damage, still a very fine appearing souvenir sheet, and scarce never hinged. (Image)

Scott $ 4,500

1935 Ostropa Souvenir Sheet of 4, unused (no gum, as catalogued), fresh and very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 975

1930 2m First Graf Zeppelin Flight to South America, mint never hinged, with light wrinkle at bottom, very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 1,300

Group of Mint Airmail Sets and Singles, with #s C38-39 (NH, $2,600, with light fingerprints, the 2pf is accompanied by a 2018 APS cert stating regummed, and the 4pf is accompanied by a 2018 APS cert stating vertical bend/crease at left side), C40-42 (hinged, $710), C43 (no gum, $750 for hinged), C43-45 (lightly hinged, $900) and C46-56 (very lightly hinged, $88). A mostly fresh group. (Image)

Scott $ 5,048

1923 5pf to 3m Airmail Set, mint never hinged, fresh and very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 600

Accumulation of Roughly 625 Germany Booklets, 1950s-1990s, with vast majority issued by the Federal Republic, along with a few DDR booklets. A cursory check revealed booklets containing definitive stamps, along with a few booklets containing commemorative and semi-postal stamps. We note at least ten booklets containing 1957-1959 DDR booklet panes, with a Scott catalogue ranging from $4 to $6 each. Online photos are representative of what will be found in the lot, noting three sealed packages, each containing 125 booklets. A very fine lot for collectors, and dealers looking for stock. (Image)

Estimate $ 300

Accumulation of Mint Never Hinged Germany Weimar Inflation Period Stamps, 1921-1923, in a thick binder, consisting of a few thousand stamps in roughly 100 Vario-style stock pages. The accumulation contains single issues including airmails, semi-postals, and officials, along with blocks and larger multiples. We note a mixture of plate and rotary printings, with many multiples having top and side sheet selvedge, showing the various value summations, group columns, 4-digit counters, and side margin protection (including some advertisements in the plate printings). Many of the stamps have been identified by the owner using Scott and Michel catalogue numbers. A nice lot for the specialist as we have not checked for any varieties, etc. Online photos show a sampling. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 250

Collection of Mint Never Hinged Germany in a Safe Hingeless Album, 1949-1969, with many hundreds of stamps, including 50 never hinged stamps ranging from 1949 to 1953, noting better with Scott #s 665-666 (c.v., $75 total), 670-684 (missing #682, $1,090 total, pro-rated for never hinged factor), B310-B15 ($165 total), B316-B17 ($170 total), along with stamps and sets cataloguing in the $20 to $80 range. Owner's Scott catalogue value for the collection totals $2,440. The lot also includes a Lindner album containing roughly 100 mint and used semi-postal stamps, ranging from 1939 to the 1940s. Online photos show a sampling. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 2,440

Collection of Mint Never Hinged Germany, 1980-1997, with many hundreds of stamps in a 60 page stockbook. The stamps are organized chronologically, ranging from Scott #1321-1955, appearing complete, including regular issues, definitives, booklets, coil strips of 5 and souvenir sheets, along with semi-postals, ranging from #s B570-826. Owner's older Scott catalogue totals $3,173. Online photos show a sampling. Duplication up to 5 in a few cases. A clean collection, ideal for collectors and dealers alike. Very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 300

Collection / Accumulation of Used Germany, 1872-1945, with a few thousand stamps in a KABE album, stockbook, and home made pages in a binder. The collection begins with the KABE album containing classics up to 1945 (with most stamps having c.d.s. cancels), and selections of back of the book material including semi-postals, airmails officials, etc. We note just a few of the better stamps with Scott #s 3a, 4-5, 7, 9-11 (c.v. $577 total), 14, 16-20, 23, 25, 27 ($649 total), along with stamps, sets, and partial sets, cataloguing from $10 to $40 and up including #s 36b ($60), 137-155 ($62 total), 299, 301 ($79 total). Owner's 2022 Scott catalogue value in excess of $2,700. The lot continues with a stockbook with roughly 4,000 stamps, ranging from the 1880s to the 1940s, with better representation from Bavaria, Wurttemberg, inflation period Germany, semi-postals, airmails and officials, etc., along with album pages containing roughly 300 used Germany, from the 1870s onward. Online photos show a sampling. We note a few small faults on a few of the early stamps. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 300

Collection of 340 Perfins Mostly on Germania to Hindenberg Issues, with a few before and after. Includes 22 Bavaria issues. Surely, a few finds to be made. Scans show the whole lot. Fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 100

Collection of Used Semi-Postal Germany in Two Binders, 1919 to 2010, with several hundreds of stamps on Scott pages or other pages, noting many nice c.d.s. cancels and strongest in the 1970 to 2010s period, missing some of the more expensive sets or souvenir sheets in the early period. Also includes extra material such as a few covers, first day of issue cards and event postmarks, as well as a section containing local officials, occupation stamps, air mail issues, etc. Owner has catalogued (using Michel and Scott) most of the material (sometimes a little enthusiastically) at over $11,000. Overall fine to very fine, our online photos only show a small portion of the collection. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Collection of Mint and Used Germany in 3 Hingeless Davo Albums, 1900-1997, with slipcases. The collection contains a few hundred stamps, with a few pre-1900, with the majority of material ranging from the 1920s onward. A spot check indicated a few sets and partial sets cataloguing from $10 to $15. Owner's 2014 Scott catalogue value totals $1,200. A nice starter collection in three clean volumes. Online photos show a sampling. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 100

Collections / Accumulations of Mint and Used Germany, 1900-1980s, with a few thousand stamps, the majority being mint stamps (along with a few souvenir sheets), in roughly 75 manilla stock pages in four binders, along with seven additional stockbooks / albums. The material generally ranges from 1900 to roughly the 1980s, including a few selections of pre-1900 used stamps, with representation from the German Empire, Berlin, German States, along with back of the book material and occupations, etc. We note many of the pages have been organized by Scott numbers, and includes catalogue values, provided by the owner. A spot check indicated singles and sets ranging from $5 to $10, with a few ranging $20 and up, leaving potential finds to the dedicated collector. Duplication up to 10 in some cases. Online photos show a sampling. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Germany, DDR, and Berlin Stock of Mint and Used in Eight Red Boxes, 1870s to 2010, all neatly sorted in roughly 6,500 dealer 102 cards with Scott numbers and with the majority of cards having retail prices shown (roughly 85% of the cards). The lot includes five red boxes of Germany, a red box of Semi-Postals and back of the book stamps, two red boxes of DDR, and a half filled box of Berlin, with material generally ranging from the 1870s to 2010. Duplication generally ranges from 1 to 10, and we roughly estimate there to be 20% mint stamps and 80% used stamps. A spot check indicated the majority of stamps retail $3 and under, noting some stamps and a few sets retailing $10 and up. We note a few faults with the early material. Generally fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Mint and Used Germany Collection, 1872 to 2004, in four Davo albums (2 with slipcases). We note #s 6 (used, c.v. $85), 8 (used, c.v. $165), 10 with a nicely centered postmark (used, c.v. $85), 28 (mint, c.v. $82), 76 (used, c.v. $97), B104 (mint, c.v. $75) along with many complete sets, such as C27-34 (used, c.v. $129), C35-37 (used, c.v. $118), C35-37 (mint, c.v. 92), C46-56 (used, c.v. $76). We also noted many extras, such as se-tenants, souvenir sheets, sheet margin items, tête-bêche material and more. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 250

Germany and Berlin Mint and Used Collections, in four sections; a fairly complete mint and used Germany collection from 1969 to 2002 housed in a Lighthouse springback album, a Germany collection over half complete from 1976 to 1990 which is almost entirely neatly c.d.s. on Lighthouse pages and a Berlin collection from 1963 to 1979 which is about 90% complete and entirely mint never hinged housed in a Schaubek springback album. A collection on Lighthouse pages from 1962 to 1976, a little over half complete of mostly used stamps, many of which have pleasing c.d.s. postmarks. Overall fine to very fine with a good overview in the online photos. (Image)

Estimate $ 150