Great literature including Great Britain, Mideast (Israel, Jordan, Palestine, Turkey), and Imperial Russia. Good material on Queen Elizabeth II, “The Serrane Guide” (like new), “Blue Mauritius” and the only South American country represented, the “Oxcart” (Costa Rica) publication. This is a good group to add philatelic classics to your library. (Image)

United States philatelic books by distinguished authors such as Ashbrook, Johl (United States Commemorative Stamps of the Twentieth Century), Neinken (Ten Cent Stamp of 1855-1859). Books on Wells Fargo, pony express, and American Stampless Cover Catalog are included plus one classic coin book “Penny Whimsy” by Sheldon. A great group to build your library. (Image)

Military literature for the military postal history collector. About twenty books, three binders of monographs and other research and bulletins from the Military Postal History Society. Please inspect and determine your bid. (Image)

Austria specialist will enjoy looking through the Austria Society of Great Britain pamphlets. There are also numerous monographs on various topics and book publications. Make extra time since you have four large cartons to investigate. (Image)

Germany for the specialist. Pamphlets from the German Philatelic Societies, German Postal Specialist most from the 1990s, Handbuch der Rosettenausgabe, and numerous monographs plus books. Three cartons you can view for material to help your research. (Image)

Czechoslovakia Specialist from mid-1970s to 2009 makes up more than half of this lot. The balance is books and monographs. A lot for the specialist to someone studying to become one. (Image)

American Philatelic Society Philatelist and Literature Review from the 1960s to 2000 is accompanied by La Posta, The Bureau Specialist and Illinois Postal Historian. These are great research tools and can help in locating resources of what you are interested in. (Image)

Knowledge Is King. Over forty philatelic reference works published in the twentieth century. By authors from the United States, France, Great Britain, etc. Includes many classics such as Album Weeds I-VIII, The Nineteenth-Century Postage Stamps of the United States, Simpson’s U.S. Postal Markings, 1851-61, Yang’s Postage Stamp Catalogue of the People’s Republic of China (Liberated Area), and more. Mainly F-VF, with some visible wear and tear. Good opportunity to acquire an enviable philatelic library in one purchase. (Image)

Literature lot in two parts. The first, and more valuable, is a run of “The Southern Philatelist” from 1924 to 1932 (missing 1929 and 1931, but includes one that is only the advertisements) in 8 bound volumes. These were published by Confederate stamp expert August Dietz and contain a wealth of information on the subject. Also here is a self-published book by Raynor Hubbell titled “Confederate Stamps, Old Letters and History”. The second part consists of 7 small binders of US precancel catalogs that may or may not be complete sets. (Image)

Ukraine books and journals from the late 1990s to early 2000s. A wealth of information in two large boxes filled half way because of weight. This lot is a great opportunity for the specialist or someone to become a specialist. Take a few minutes to view. (Image)

Vintage magazines and others. Small group from 1916-17 may be of interest to you. (Image)

Thirteen Bureau Specialist bound literature consisting of two volume one 1-3, 1930-32 and eleven from 1947-1965 and roughly twenty-five miscellaneous hard, soft, cover in two banker boxes. (Image)

Several American Showcase art books plus a couple of others. Good condition (see photos). (Image)

A box of books including two philatelic items and a couple memorable authors such as Shakespeare and Somerset Maugham. There are also books in German. You may find something you will want to read. (Image)