Over 40 Queen Victoria postal history covers from 1862 to.1901 having most from the 1860s to the 1870s. Includes one with #28, another with #49. Several have interesting foreign destinations of Berlin, Gand, Nurnberg, Hamilton, Canada, Halifax, Capetown, and Messina, Italy. Also entails two 1886 perfin large covers to the Paquebot Post in Alexandria, Egypt and several large OHMS. (Image)

Phenomenal old-style collection from 1840 to 1937 in a German published Arkel album from the Belgian in the Carolinas estate. Hundreds and hundreds of mainly used stamps plus interesting BOB having useful backup. Highlights include two #1, one each #2, 75, 123, 124, and mint 209. Searching might reveal cancellation, number, color, and perforate varieties. Most pages have foxing. Coming along for the ride is a section of Ireland. An incredible three generational collection that survived German occupation in two world wars. (Image)

A batch of medium grade values and sets in approximately 450102 size sales cards. looks to be all different but it’s hard to tell for sure as they are unsorted. Includes mainly British. Many mint sets with some NH. Set up for easy resale. (Image)

Accumulation from 1968 to 1992 in six medium size pizza boxes in one carton. Contains mainly postage in thousands of stamps in full, partial sets, singles, and booklets. Includes lots and lots of Machins as the collector has a passion for this issue. Also includes a few nuggets. Plan some time to view to have a jolly good time. (Image)

Assortment of over 1,500 used stamps from #3/20 having an unverified owner’s catalog value of $19,000+ on two-sided black stock pages. About 20% are on paper. Great opportunity for plating or for cancels. (Image)

The remnants of an old specialized collection consisting of Penny Reds on four quadrille pages, a Penny Black tied on cover by a red Maltese Cross cancel and a #7 on a folded letter to P.E.I. A helpful little group. (Image)

Machin mint se-tenant assortment in six stockbooks in a medium carton. Owner’s catalog value of $1,500. Super for filling in those holes in your Machin collection and then recycling the rest. (Image)

Collection in two Scott Specialty albums and slipcases. First album sparse and second album virtually empty but having pages to 2012 The best is the used #1-4. Also entails a stockbook of used. (Image)

Great Britain (1) Penny Black used nice margins to just clearing at lower left F-VF (Image)

Great Britain (90a) white paper used tiny small repaired tears and ccr. With Sismondo cert. Fine (Image)

Great Britain (180) Seahorse og Fine (Image)

Great Britain (U1) Mulready envelope unused small tear at top and small stain at bottom Fine (Image)

Great Britain (U3) Mulready letter sheet used two vertical creases o/w Fine (Image)

(4) Horizontal strip of five cancelled on August 20, 1849. Mailed and canceled on August 21 in Boulogne, France. Several margins have been cut close as well as the cover appears to have been trimmed too. A show piece. (Image)