All the better Germany covers in a cover album and a small pizza sized box from a specialist collector. Strength is post war Germany with many semipostals on cover, some in complete sets. Begins with a trio of Zeppelins and follows up through more modern FDCs of the 1960s. Just under 150 covers in all with many that have premium Michel catalog values. Extensive webphotos just begin to show the scope and sequence of this valuable holding. (Image)

Collection of 492 WW1 feldpost cancels. Wide variety of unit cancels, dates and auxillary markings on postalcards (273) and picture postcards (219). On the latter mentioned, many times the view side adds value. (Image)

Selection of mainly Germany. Consists of roughly seventy WW II unused and postally used propaganda cards and postal cards in a binder from a large assortment of this material which are mostly in the single cover section of this auction. (Image)

Germany Zeppelin First Flight assortment in a pizza size box. Involves eighteen mainly cacheted covers and postal cards starting with 1912 Rhein Main Gelber Hund through 1938. One Gleber Hund is missing stamps on its reverse. Coming along for the ride is a US C18 cover. Original 1930s Graf Zeppelin Life and Works in German booklet is a bonus. Examination required (see scans) as some items will have stains, old mount mark remains, tears, and folds. Still a decent selection of postal history for the Zeppelin aficionado. (Image)

Original selection of twenty-six appears different Germany 1931 Bremen and Europa catapult Ship to Shore covers. Most mailed to the same person. Comprises some interesting frankings. Seven are autographed by the Bremen captain on the reverse Medium corner toning on several covers from storage and one cover is damaged. Not to be missed by collectors. (Image)

All the German covers hoarded in a large dealer's unpriced backup stock in three medium sized cartons. Seems to be mainly 1945 through 1999 with everyday mail being a focus. Lots of large size legal envelopes with mostly single rate first class postage in the estimated 1,500 cards and covers included. (Image)

A compact Germany cover/postcard accumulation of around 175 items. Almost entirely WWII era. Includes over 135 covers, post cards, postal cards, and over 35 real photograph picture postcards. Condition is a little mixed. Good lot for the general German WWII era postal history accumulator. (Image)

Accumulation of several hundred German WW II POW covers. Also involves a two covers from the Grunberg slave labor camp. (Image)

Post-WWII German Splendor. Group of 27 full and partial covers with commemoratives and definitives. Includes issues from the Allied Zones and the Federal Republic. Mixture of philatelic and commercial usages and rates. Interesting slogan cancels. Presentable condition. Nice additions to a Germany-focused postal history collection. (Image)

Five rocket mail covers from the 1930’s. Wagner collectors should take note. (Image)

Thirty-seven cards and covers from a Soviet POW camp. It’s a correspondence from Eric Schumann to his family in Saxony between 1947 and 1949. If you read German there could be interesting history. (Image)

Germany assortment of around forty WW I Fieldpost covers from a variety of units stationed in Romania. An unusual find. (Image)

German sophistication. Impressive seven-volume collection of Germany, 1872-2000. Largely complete, with most items mint and never hinged. Stamps, album pages, binders, and slipcases in excellent condition. A delight to page through. See the scans for an introduction to the lot and then view everything in person ASAP. (Image)

Bountiful assemblage of German favorites, 1870’s to 1945. Page-after-page of sought-after mint and used German Empire, Weimar Republic, and Third Reich singles and sets, hinged or mounted onto Minkus specialty pages. Strong representation of BOB. Also features stamps from the North German Postal District and Alsace & Lorraine. Loaded with cancel and printing varieties, specialty items, etc., including some dubious or questionable stamps that may require an expert’s eye for full evaluation. Enormous catalog value. Lots of annotation and collector commentary. Should yield an impressive collection once the mass of material is sorted and placed in a new album or stockbook. See the large number of scans for more information. View and drool. (Image)

Germany collection in six clean Scott Specialty albums and slipcases from 1870 to 2018 in two cartons. Comprises hundreds and hundreds of mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, singles, and souvenir sheets nicely mounted in black mounts. Missing the “key” items. Includes DDR and a Bavaria collection on homemade pages in the sixth album. An opportunity to own a respectable German collection. Ready to complete. (Image)

Post-WWII German philately, 1945-1965. Almost complete representation of all issues from the Anglo-American Zones and the Federal Republic during this time period. Includes many Michel-listed varieties as well as mint and used examples of most singles and sets from West Germany. Hundreds of stamps in delightful condition. High catalog value. Material is hinged or mounted, arranged neatly, and overall fresh and colorful. View scans for more information. Ready for a new owner. (Image)

Germany mint collection appears complete from 1932 to 1944 in a Palo hingeless album. Highlights in Winter Relief and Ostropa souvenir sheet and C35-37, C38-39, C40-42, and C48-45. Nice collection worthy of your attention. (Image)

A very attractive, almost complete collection beginning in 1875 and continuing to the end of the Third Reich. The owner’s attention to condition makes this a very desirable assemblage. An original collector’s collection that deserves your close inspection. (Image)

Not-Your-Everyday German lot. Three volumes of attractive German material suitable for a collection or retail stock. Includes assorted booklets, Zusammendrucke, strips, and numbered or unnumbered coils. Dates range from the early 1920’s to 2000/2001. Housed in expensive hingeless albums and stockbooks. Also contains a large pile of Lindner hingeless pages from diverse periods and areas of German philately, some with stamps. Rewarding lot to view and offered at a bargain suggested bid. (Image)

Small dealer’s stock of Germany in six stockbooks. Emphasis on the post-WWII period to 1980’s. Has sections of stamps from Berlin, the post-war Zones, East Germany, and West Germany. Also includes miscellaneous Third Reich semipostals and spotty coverage of other BOB. Needs expansion; numerous stockpages are empty or almost empty. Contains many complete sets and MNH items. High overall catalog value. (Image)

A treasure hunt in a medium carton of all things German. Noted an IPOSTA sheet (NH, perf seps); a good run of post-war regulars and semi-postals; a sparsely occupied Scott album; a well filled binder of Berlin often parallel mint and used; a stockbook of colonial issues; a small box of mint zusammendrucke; and much more. More fun than a beer barrel of monkeys. (Image)

A wonderful collection housed in five Lindner hingeless albums beginning in 1954 and continuing to 2000. An especially clean and fresh material of European quality. Exceptional condition throughout invites you to view this lot. (Image)

Plenty of fun but no calories. Pizza box full of singles, sets, souvenir sheets, sheetlets, etc. from various phases of German philately, nineteenth century to 1990’s. Regular postage stamps and BOB, with minimal duplication. Includes a few items from German states and Empire; most material is from 1920’s, Third Reich, and 1950’s West Germany/East Germany. Reasonable amount of post-1960 stamps. Neatly housed in sales sheets and identified; pricing needs to be updated. Contains glassine of assorted U.S. and general foreign. Twenty photos posted for your consideration. (Image)

Germany "the inflation period" album in fake alligator skin binding from the Chicago "German American Press Association" circa 1927-1931. Shows by use of stamps the horrors of inflation in the post WWI period 1919-1924. Includes lots of information, rates, etc. Remarkable condition. (Image)

A seldom seen German Railroad stamp collection in a small stock. Over 350 items dating from 1903 to 1920. Condition a little mixed. A group worth exploring. (Image)