Selection of Four Early German Issues, with #s 14 (used pair with nice c.d.s. cancel, c.v. $220), #18 (mint never hinged block of four with sheet margin at right, with strong embossing, $270), #23 (mint never hinged block of four, fresh with strong embossing, $320) and #27 (mint never hinged block of 6 with strong embossing, $555). (Image)

Scott $ 1,365

1902 1m to 5m Group of High Denominations, with the 1m (# 92a), 2m (# 79), 3m (#77b) and 5m (# 78, with "Ab Dr. Hochstadter BPP" expert handstamp, denoting Michel #81Ab which has a value of €1,400). All are mint never hinged and very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 1,775

1926-27 3pf to 80pf Famous Men Set, mint never hinged, includes the light green 5pf value (Scott 353b), fresh and generally fine to many very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 882

1933 Richard Wagner Semi-Postal Set, the set is accompanied by 4 values of the different perforations, the 20pf has a tiny gum scuff, all mint never hinged, fresh and fine-very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 2,428

1934 5pf to 3m Airmail Set, mint never hinged, fresh and very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 600

Accumulation of Mint Never Hinged Germany Stamps, Souvenir Sheets, and Sheetlets, neatly organized into packages of year sets and souvenir sheets / sheetlets of 100. The lot starts with 29 year sets (including a few from DDR) ranging from years 1975 to 1999, with the balance of the lot containing roughly 900 souvenir sheets and sheetlets, generally ranging from the 1970s to the 1980s, with material possible on either side of the range, with duplication up to 5 for some issues. One package was opened to show a sample, along with a photo showing an overview. Clean and very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 250

Accumulation of Roughly 500 Germany Booklets, loose in a box, including DDR booklets, generally ranging from the 1960s to 2010, with material possible on either side of the range. Duplication up to 5 in some cases. A spot check indicated a mixture of mint and used booklet panes, noting most of the used panes contain commemorative stamps. Online photo shows an overview, clean and very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 150

Collection / Accumulation of Mostly Mint Never Hinged Germany, 1941-2003, with a few thousand stamps in roughly twenty Vario-style stock pages, 2 and 3-row dealer cards, and a mint sheet file. The lot begins with a binder housing the stock pages, with material ranging from Scott #506 to #2247, noting a few stamps and sets cataloguing from $10 and up. Owner's older Scott catalogue value totals $3,172. The lot also comes with mint never hinged material in dealer cards, noting just a few better stamps and sets with #s 442-451 (c.v. $297 total), B119 ($115), along with selections of DDR including 702-721 ($225 total 40p faulty), 6 mint sheets from the inflation period, selections of Saar and Danzig, and Soviet zone West Saxony singles and blocks. Online photos show a sampling, with duplication up to 5 for some issues. A clean lot, ideal for the Germany collector or dealer looking for stock. Very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 500

Collection of Mint and Used Germany, 1875-1979, with a few thousand stamps, in roughly 60 album pages (notations provided by the owner), housed in 2 binders with loose pages. The collection consists of primarily used material from the 1870s up to the 1940s, and continues with a mixture of mint material post 1940, with selections of mint and used semi-postals, airmails, and other back of the book material. A spot check of indicated just a few of the better item including #s 75-79 (used, $143 total), B31 (used), B32 (m.h., $87 total), B49-B57 (used, #B59 mint no gum, $380 total), C20-C26 (used, $273 total), C27-C34 (used, $129 total), along with a few stamps, souvenir sheets, and some sets cataloguing $10 to $40 and up. Online photos show a sampling. A good collection for the Germany specialist with potential postmark finds, etc., overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 500

Collections of Mint and Used Germany, 1872-1980s, with a few thousand stamps in roughly 100 album pages, housed in three binders with loose album pages and dealer cards. The lot has a little bit of everything with used material ranging from the 1870s onward, with a gradual mixture of mint stamps from the inflation period to the 1970s, along with selections of mint and used semi-postals, airmails, and German States. A spot check indicated just a few of the better items including #s B310-B317 (used, $340 total), B323 (used, $90), Berlin 9N61-9N63 (used, $127 total), Saar B69-B73 (used, $517 total), Danzig B15-B19 (n.h., $80 total), along with a few stamps and some sets, cataloguing $10 to $30 and up. Postmark interest includes roughly 350 Hindenburg issues with town and slogan postmarks, including ideal strikes, exhibition, railway, postmarks, among the many other c.d.s. town postmarks on other issues. A nice lot for the Germany specialist as there could be other finds throughout the lot. Online photos show a sampling, overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 400

Large Germany Collection in 7 Volumes, 6 are Lindner hingeless albums and there is also a 32-page Lighthouse stockbook. The Lindner albums contain: 1) NH Germany complete from 1974 to 1984 with extra pages containing booklet pane combinations, etc., 2) NH Germany complete from 1994-1995, 3) used D.D.R. complete from 1955-1981, 4) NH Berlin 98% complete from 1974 to 1990 plus additional pages containing booklet pane variations, 5) NH Germany 98% complete from 1984 to 1993, 6) NH D.D.R. complete from 1981 to 1988. The stockbook contains a dozen pages of misc. material from the areas listed above. Overall very fine, with a high catalogue and resale value. (Image)

Estimate $ 300

Collection / Accumulation of Mint and Used Germany, DDR, and Berlin, 1930s-1980s, with many thousands of stamps in 12 stockbooks / albums, along with roughly 40 loose manilla stock pages. The lot consists of primarily mint material, with strength in Berlin stamps, noting #s 9N1-9N20 (l.h., c.v. $105 total, if genuine), 9N35-9N41 (l.h., $187 total), 9N84-9N93 (n.h., $97 total), along with stamps, sets, partial sets, and souvenir sheets cataloguing from $10 to $30 and up. The 40 manilla pages contain primarily mint singles and blocks, including back of the book material, from all three issuing areas, with owner's older Scott catalogue value in excess of $2,000, noting many semi-postals and some occupations stamps. The remaining portion of the lot is a continuation of primarily mint material with a small postmark collection from parcel clippings along with a small selection of stampless covers and documents. A little bit of everything here and ideal for the Germany specialist as there could be some interesting finds. Online photos show a small sample of the lot, overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 750

Quality Collection of Mint and Used Germany and Area, 1933-1960, with many hundreds of stamps and some souvenir sheets, in hingeless mounts, on roughly 75 loose Lighthouse album pages. The strength of the collection is with 1930s material including semi-postal stamps issues, noting Scott #s B49-B57 (m.h., c.v. $387 total), B50a-B55a (m.h., $147 total), B58 souvenir sheet (used, $1,150, c.v. is for mint value only. If postmarks are genuine, c.v. $7,500 for used), B68 (used, $825), along with singles, sets and souvenir sheets cataloguing $20 to $80 and up, including C43-C45 (used, $755 total). The collection also includes selections of mint and used Occupations, noting Berlin 9N1-9N20 (m.h., $105 total), 9NB3a souvenir sheet (m.h., $325); Serbia 2NB5-2NB6 souvenir sheets (m.h. $240 total), along with a few sets and souvenir sheets cataloguing $20 and up. A nice collection with potential finds for the Germany specialist. Online photos show a sampling. A spot check noted mint hinged, along with some lightly hinged material. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 750

Collection / Accumulation of Mint and Used Germany Offices Abroad and Possessions, with roughly 500 stamps, neatly organized on roughly 50 quadrille pages, housed in a binder. The collection consists of mint and or used singles and sets, generally ranging from the 1890s to the 1910s, with better representation from Offices in China, Morocco, and Turkey, along with selections of German South-West Africa, Marshall Islands, Samoa, and more. A spot check indicates an even mix of mint and used, including used on piece, noting a few with socked on the nose postmarks, with some stamps and a few sets, cataloguing $10 to $30 and up. The lot also includes a stockbook containing a few hundred stamps, appearing to be the owner's duplicates. A nice lot for the specialist. Online photos show a sampling, overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 150