A pair of three ring binders housing 350 or so German area covers and a handful from the rest of the world. Most are destined for a dollar table but several better reside among the common. Worth a quick review. (Image)

Mint German Extravaganza. One worn, smelly Lindner hingeless album loaded with mint German issues, 1872-1960. Includes many of the most sought-after souvenir sheets. Also contains some stamps used on piece and on cover, along with examples of printing varieties and some local issues or special occasion items. Almost complete for the time period. Features regular postage stamps and BOB. Mixed condition and some bad smell due to poor storage, but overall, a sound and attractive offering. Allow sufficient time for viewing this advanced collection. (Image)

Germany collection 1872-1960 on overladen Scott International Junior pages roughly removed from their binder. Now stacked in a pizza size box. Mixed mint and used often parallel in shingle formation hinged onto the double sided pages. Appears disheveled, but never remaindered, so pockets of value remain. Lots to like: strong mint and used Third Reich which includes IPOSTA, OSTROPA, and Winter Relief sheets (all with small faults) plus some Wagner charity varieties , powerful French and American Zones, most of the good mint post-WWII. Mixed condition. No Zepps. No States. No Berlin. This is an old time group that needs a new album and some TLC. Ample webphotos to aid in bid formation. (Image)

Comprehensive German Lot. Large area holding in four cartons, nineteenth century to 2000’s. Includes 30++ stockbooks, binders, and albums. Features regular postage stamps and BOB of Germany proper. Strong in Empire, Inflation period, Third Reich, immediate post-WWII era, early and later Federal Republic, and post-Reunification period. Semi-organized and arranged according to Scott catalog, with multiple mint and used copies of many stamps. See photos for an introduction to this lot. Some stamps may require an expert's eye for full evaluation. Tons of material to form a strong collection, create bourse/eBay lots, and replenish a dealer’s stock. Huge catalog value. Neat, clean, and ready for a new owner. (Image)

Third Reich and Post-WWII Holding. Neat, clean gathering of mint and used singles and sets from Germany, 1935-1955. Items are mounted or hinged onto trimmed Scott specialty pages, or placed on stockpages, and housed in a three-ring binder. Minimal duplication. Includes regular postage stamps, BOB, and souvenir sheets. Attention paid to cancels and perforations. A few out-of-period stamps added for good measure. High catalog value. Great for filling holes in a worldwide collection or for supplementing a dealer's existing stock. (Image)

A few thousand sorted onto stockpages and in ten 3-ring binders. Runs from the states to contemporary. Being mostly used, lends itself to cancel hunting along with a few better here and there. Lots of stamps for the money. (Image)

Ungummed essay blocks similar to the 1924 eagle issues. All the same value but in different colors. Signed by E. Ludin (Image)

(20) block with top two stamps og, bottom two NH F-VF (Image)

(22) 2 Kr. used with Bohne cert. Fine (Image)

(Mi #HBL2IaA) with HAN # og F-VF (Image)

(95) presentation printing with the frame in black (Mi# 97 AIM) scarce NH F-VF (Image)

(211) 50 Marks used signed F-VF (Image)

(367b, 368d, 369a) panes with exploded booklet F-VF (Image)

(729) imperf margin copy with value at right (printer’s waste) NH fingerprint on gum VF (Image)

(1566) imperf margin copy with Schlegl cert. NH with fingerprint on gum VF (Image)

(B28a, B29a) complete booklet (Mi #MH28.1) NH F-VF (Image)

(B33) IPOSTA sheet NH some minor toning F-VF (Image)

(B119) ungummed proof scarce F-VF (Image)

(Mi # MH1) booklet F-VF (Image)

(Mi #MH20.2) booklet cover with edge wear o/w F-VF (Image)

(Mi #MH25.11) booklet F-VF (Image)

(Mi #MH25.9) booklet F-VF (Image)

(Mi #MH23.1) booklet F-VF (Image)

(Mi #MH27.1) booklet F-VF (Image)

(Mi #MH29.4) booklet F-VF (Image)