An enticing mint Ireland stock of many hundred lower to medium value Ireland singles and sets from Scott 103 to 1213. All identified and sorted by Scott (at least until it is viewed by a sloppy viewer). Almost entirely NH with duplication from a little to a lot. Inventory has been scanned for your enjoyment. A turnkey opportunity. (Image)

Extremely attractive fairly complete Ireland collection from 1922 to 2004 in three Lighthouse hingeless albums and slipcases in one carton. Couple of thousand mainly mint stamps in full, partial sets, single, souvenir sheets, and booklets. Strong earlies having several Seahorses. Also includes an extra stockbook with a few extras. (Image)

Comprehensive Ireland collection from 1922 to 2007 in two Scott Specialty albums. Hundreds and hundreds of mainly mint stamps in full, partial sets, singles, booklets, and souvenir sheets nicely mounted on their pages. Ready for completion and continuation. A collection that you make any person of Irish heritage proud. (Image)

Ireland extraordinary selection in a pizza size box. Comprises around twenty-five Irish themed covers from stampless and event covers from 1846 to 1967. Also includes three 1865 die proof dog licences, two 1865-67 Fenian mint stamps, and one 1893 mint colonial design 1/2D. Likewise entails over hundred mint Northern Ireland Machin issues mainly overprinted “Ulster Says No” from the 1980s plus cinderellas from various decades. An eclectic Irish offering. (Image)

Ireland collection in two clean Scott Specialty albums and slipcases from 1922 to 2018 in one carton. Encompasses hundreds and hundreds of mainly mint stamps in full, partial sets, singles, souvenir sheets, and booklets nicely mounted in black mounts. Missing the early “keys” but essentially mint from 1940 to the end. Plenty of old punts and euros postage to count making this an opportunity to own a decent Irish collection. Ready for completion. (Image)

Ireland (12-14) 1st Seahorses og F-VF set (Image)

Ireland (58) 10sh Seahorse og Fine (Image)

Ireland (93-95) last Seahorses og F-VF set (Image)

Ireland (96-98) St. Patrick og F-VF set (Image)

Ireland (96-98) St. Patrick og F-VF set (Image)

Ireland (121) printer’s waste no gum F-VF (Image)

Tally Ho! Ireland unusual hand painted cover cancelled in Dublin on February 14, 1877. Mailed to Naas and backstamped there. Back flap is missing. Super hunting scene. (Image)

Civil War Raid cover cancelled on July 6, 1921 mailed from Ballsbridge, Dublin to Roscrea. On front written “Opened by raiders, received here 13/7/21 with Roscrea cancel for the 13th alongside. On reverse written “Censored IRA.” Condition as per scans. A fine Irish Republican Army postal history. (Image)

Ireland cover cancelled on April 22, 1921 Censored by the Irish Revolutionary Army (IRA) Condition as per scans. (Image)

Ireland cover cancelled on June 13, 1921 Censored by the Irish Revolutionary Army (IRA) twice on its front. Condition as per scans. (Image)

Ireland official cover from Cork Harbour Commissioners cancelled on October 31, 1922. (Halloween) “Censored by the IRA” on the front. Mailed to Benjamin Daunt whose family had connections with the British Army. Many of their letters were censored by the IRA Cork division. Severed upper left corner does not distract from the historical significance of this cover. (Image)

Irish Republican Army (IRA) 1921 cover “Undeliverable Office Closed by Military Order.” Due to frequent raid on local post offices in the south of Ireland by the IRA, sometimes they had to close. This cover was also endorsed in a violet rubber stamp “Undeliverable for the reason stated—" (Image)

Ireland 1925 cover cancelled in Dublin and mailed to Cork. Written on front “Censored by IRA” Also has a scarce yellow PO label affixed “Please return the cover of this letter for the purpose of an official Enquiry. Postmaster of Cork The 15 of Nov. 1925.” Folded horizontally middle. (Image)

Ireland cover cancelled on May 22, 1922 in Limerick with manuscript on the stamp. Apparently unaccepted. A mystery cover. (Image)