Stock of over two hundred thirty souvenir sheets, booklets and large pieces identified and arranged on large sales cards with a few duplicates. Mostly mint with some NH. some toning or minor flaws spotted, generally F-VF. (Image)

One man's collection as received. Accumulated mainly 1972-2000. Thousands and thousands and thousands of mostly used stamps in splendid duplication mainly soaked from Kiloware and other on paper sources fully filling 14 heavy cartons. Includes a couple dozen bulging, leaking stockbooks and binders of such, semi organized by year. Best countries in terms of number of stamps are: Germany, DDR, and Japan. Short period collections on homemade and commercial grade pages are an occasional find. Plenty of covers including US FDCs, a few first flights, personal correspondence that goes back into the 1940s and some ignorable mint postal stationery, Erstagblatts, and UN first day covers. Probably little power, but so many thousand stamps that the possibilities of sleepers is high. Offered very reasonably on a per stamp basis. (Image)

Eleven cartons filled with thousands of stamps in mounted collections, stockbooks, glassines and loose. It came as a chaotic mess and we merely photoed and reboxed. We don’t really know what’s in it but we did spot a lot of U.S. postage so, the person that’s willing to count it will have the advantage. (Image)

Six fairly clean Citation albums holding many thousands of different stamps to about 1980. The United States is the best with the rest of the contents well balanced. Worth inspection. (Image)

A United States and Worldwide Hodge podge of mostly promotional material from the 1980’s. Also includes multi-volume US collection from a well established subscription company. Loads of topical possibilities and plenty of hard core postage to take the sting out. (Image)

Assortment roughly from the early 1900s to the 1980s in ten cartons. Thousands of mixed mint, used stamps, FDCs, and covers in remaindered albums, stockbooks, small boxes, approval books, glassines, etc. having plentiful of backup. Useful stuff for stuffing bargain bourse boxes. Just what the doctor ordered for a marketer. (Image)

Runoff from the large collection from Central Illinois accumulator. Seven heavy cartons (180 pounds shipping). Highlights include: a couple dozen binder, folder, and country collections of mainly common stamps, hundreds and hundreds of US FDCs mostly modern some in duplication, almost two cartons of various subscription items that include "golden replicas", uncounted usable US postal stationery, and the obligatory UN FDC selection. Check out the extensive web photos. (Image)

All the messy unsorted remainders from a large estate collection. Most of the value is in the face US postal stationery and mint scrap US postage floating along in this five carton job lot. Way too many on paper stamps cut from regular mail in the 1980s. Lots of unsorted stuff to recycle, repurpose, and rediscover. (Image)

Dealer’s stock arranged in sixty-two nearly full to stuffed red boxes of “102” cards. This was assembled over many years with countless hours of breaking down collections and stocks to the last stamp. Mixed mint and used of all lower grade items. Huge number of stamps ready for resale. (Image)

Consignment as received. Includes a two volume plate block collection in Harris albums, a respectable France collection in a Scott specialty album, UN, British, a touch of PRC, loose worldwide sorted by country in envelopes you can’t see into and more to fill five cartons. (Image)

Five cartons containing a Citation, a Master Global, nine boxes filled with stamps in glassines just heaped in (similar to the two boxes photoed) plus various US and worldwide picture postcards and covers. Nothing spotted of great value just a lot of bang for the buck. (Image)

Consignment as received consisting of a seven volume Scott International collection with pages to about 1970. The pages are serviceable, the albums mostly falling apart and most of the stamps and value is in the first two. Also, includes a starter U.S. collection, respectable Germany and Russia collections which came out of the worldwide collection. Have a look you might get a good buy. (Image)

Farm fresh remainder lot from a large consignment. Old albums, FDCs (two full egg cartons), France proof pages, some ugly Greek albums, etc. Just a big pile of left overs. Offered cheaply to attract somebody's interest? (Image)

Selection of mostly binders and cover albums in two cartons. Includes hundreds and hundreds of mint and used stamps having backup. Collections comprise a Israel on White Ace pages from 1940 to 1990, an elementary US used on White Ace pages, and a Philippine mint from 1975 to 1989. Also entail a stockbook binder of Poland, four albums of mainly US FDCs, a wholesale quantity 200 UN Terracotta Warrior booklets from New York, Geneva, and Vienna Offices plus miscellany. Useful if it can find the right home. (Image)

Assortment in one carton. Consists of hundreds and hundreds of mainly common mint and used stamps in a 1940s Scott International album, a Mexico collection in Scott binder from 1920 to 1945, remaindered folder collections, US, plus miscellany. Nuggets might be mined from this selection. Inspection necessary (Image)

Mint and used collection offered as received. The United Nations is much more complete than the United States, however there is a sprinkling of sparkling clean medium values scattered here and there. A single International album, an Bicentennial Topical collection and some postage thrown in for a bonus. An appropriate starter group if there ever was one. (Image)

FDC and stamp bonanza from the 1930’s, 1940’s, 1950’s, and 1960’s. Contains approximately 1,000 FDC’s from the glory days of the U.S. FDC market. Uncacheted or cacheted with designs by familiar names such as Anderson, Art Craft, Boll, Fleetwood, Fluegel, Staehle, and many more. Minimal duplication. Mostly addressed. Acceptable condition, with occasional toning. Lot also features a box of worldwide singles, sets, and souvenir sheets. MNH. Everything offered cheaply. Could form the core of a modern U.S. FDC collection and a colorful topical accumulation. (Image)

Three hefty cartons of mainly US runnoff from a large dealer cleanout. Lots of FDCs mostly from subscription services. Not so much good US, A beginner's Canada collection. A little face to count and perhaps a nugget or two to be rediscovered. (Image)