Five groups cataloged up for retail which involves about twenty countries from Asia, Africa or the Middle East. Three are basically all different collections on stockpages. The Indonesia and Ethiopia have the most value with the others helpful. (Image)

Foreign Abbondanza. Prinz stockbook filled with sixteen pages of singles and sets, nineteenth century to twentieth century, with an emphasis on pre-1960 material. A-Z, mint and used, neatly displayed in no specific order. Little, if any, duplication. See scans for an introduction to the richness of this lot. Recommended for foreign generalists and their philatelic suppliers. (Image)

Zeppelin collection in mounted on attractive pages in two albums. Mostly complete sets with more mint than used. Some low, beneficial duplication. great lot for the advanced dealer’s stock. Plan on spending a little time with this one. You won’t be disappointed. (Image)

Seventeen country collections set up for easy resale. A few of the more notables are Japan, Turkey, Great Britain, Canada and French Morocco. Except for the Japan each one is basically a one of a kind type. Many better values and sets throughout. (Image)

A most helpful carton of a couple dozen collections, stocks and job lots. Includes Europe, Asia, Middle East and more. A few of the more valuable highlights are (as they come) ROC, Hawaii, Jordan, Italian Colonies, India, Canada and Provinces, Switzerland, Denmark, Danzig, DDR plus Bermuda. Some are accurately cataloged, some are slightly remaindered, all are enough value to sell as separate units at bourses or on the internet for easy profits. (Image)

Fascinating worldwide assortment in eleven computer paper cartons mainly running from the mid-20th Century to the 1990s. Comprises thousands of mint and used in full, partial sets, singles, souvenir sheets, and booklets on Schaubek, White Ace or other album pages and glassines (many organized in boxes) having beneficial backup. Includes Great Britain, colonies, British Omnibus from 1953 to 1981, France, colonies, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, Syria and topicals of Red Cross, Europa, and JFK. Also entails Western Europe involving Germany, DDR, etc. and a neat offering of mint Berlin in a small glassine box having descent catalog value as well as miscellany. Needs carefully viewing to fully appreciate this fantastic offering. (Image)

A few dozen made up collection folder lots from a north Indiana dealer. Nice variety of countries represented with especially beneficial British. All reasonably priced ready for easy resale. (Image)

Auntie Claudia’s Legacy. A sweet old-country spinster who had a rough life. She brought her two-volume collection with her when she arrived in the U.S. as a refugee from war-torn Europe in the early 1950’s. She was always a generalist at heart and amassed a large number of mint and used A-Z foreign stamps. As a child of European intellectuals, she was able to purchase intermediate and better singles and sets, but as a minimum-wage earner in the U.S., she could only add a few low-grade items to her holding. Family members sent her stamps for a number of years, and she was always grateful. She derived many hours of pleasure viewing her accumulation. Her holding is ready for a new owner with new philatelic goals. (Image)

Several thousand mostly different identified and priced on 102 size sales cards. The big countries such as France, Germany, Great Britain, etc. are the most valuable but overall the value is very spread out. Much has been bundled up as country lots to sell at bourses. Offered at a tiny fraction of catalog. (Image)

General Foreign Powerhouse. Kaboom! Small box filled with high-value singles and sets from around the world. Mint and used. Everything housed in salespages and identified by Scott catalog number and recent value. Explosive overall catalog value. Neat, clean, and ready to be incorporated into a top-of-the-line general foreign collection or added to a dealer’s elite holdings. See scans for contents. (Image)

Fascinating consignment balance in stockbooks and in glassines. The British and French community are the best represented but you’ll find gems all over the place. Mostly NH sets and souvenir sheets from the postwar to the late 1980’s as the collector quit at that time. Unusual items are scattered throughout like imperfs, deluxe sheets, errors and unlisted. A tough lot to figure but will be well worth it. (Image)

Dealer’s closet cleanout that’s far superior than most. Includes slightly remaindered collections, some glassines and stockcards sorted into categories and some not plus old counter pages and auction lots. Needs careful inspection as many better items will keep popping up. (Image)

Stock of about seventy sales pages with a high average retail. Mainly complete sets or key values, dominated by Italy and areas although, also notable Thailand plus various British. Here and there condition is poor but overall Fine or better. (Image)

Stock of around eighty sales pages with a high average retail. Quite strong in Italy and areas but also highlighted by Japan, Great Britain, Eastern Europe and French colonies. Most everything is complete sets or key values with minimal duplication. some faulty or doubtful to contend with but overall a most desirable group. (Image)

Assortment of mainly worldwide from the early 1900s to the 1990s in nine cartons from the Witt estate. Thousands of mixed mint and used having lots of backup in stockbooks, albums, binders, envelopes, glassines, subscription items, etc. One carton contains supplies for Disney Topical with albums and pages and another large carton involves US Bureau cards. An eclectic offering suitable for the eclectic buyer. (Image)

End of the line remains of a consignment in six heavy cartons. Thousands and thousands of stamps often organized into alphbetical multi volume world collections. Duplication often excessive. Mixed mint and used. Mixed condition, a real mish mash of a lot. Includes collector duplicates in quantity housed in glassines stored in red boxes. Noticed some $5-$20 cv singles, so a long look may produce sleepers and nuggets to uncover. (Image)

Twenty-one #1 glassine boxes nearly all filled with thousands of stamps sorted by country but not necessarily chronologically. Many different countries present even the more popular. Mostly purchased as new issues from department store stamp departments in downtown Chicago. Primarily NH sets from postwar to the late 1980’s when he quit altogether. Some earlier and used scattered throughout. If there is any duplication it’s nor apparent. Some moderately better was spotted but it was not possible to go through it thoroughly so, it’s hard to determine exactly what is involved. Be prepared to spend some time on this one. (Image)

Over twenty country collections, stock pages assortments, or large manila envelopes in one large carton. Contains hundreds and hundreds mixed mint and used stamps from the 1870s to the 1980s. Countries included are Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Russia, Switzerland, France etc. Also entails topicals for Space, Rotary, Europa Queen Elizabeth Silver Jubilee etc. Most are priced and ready to sell at a percentage. (Image)

Collections of Egypt and Ethiopia mounted on Scott specialty pages. Includes several hundred different with issues to the mid 1960’s for the first mentioned which has the majority of the value and about 1970 for the latter. Everything is nice and clean suitable for expansion. (Image)

Small but Mighty. Lot of powerful general foreign singles. Most items date from the nineteenth century to the first half of the twentieth century. Includes much familiar, desirable material from the Golden Age of stamp collecting. Everything is arranged neatly on four pages of a slightly worn stockbook. Stamps appear clean and attractive, but may require an expert’s eye for full evaluation. Great opportunity to acquire several philatelic delicacies at one time. (Image)

An original collector’s A-Z collection from 1850 to 1950 in two cartons. Involves thousands of mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, and singles in five Scott International albums. One album has loose seams and has been reattached by duct tape. Coming along for the ride is one Scott Junior album containing hundreds and hundreds of stamps. Take a look. (Image)

Twenty albums and binders from the 1880s to 1990 in five cartons. Thousands of mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, singles, and souvenir sheet having useful backup. Albums run from sparse to moderately filled making this selection a bourse or flea market dealer bonanza. (Image)

Dealer’s under glass stock on twenty-three black stockcards. Mostly mint with many sets and a high average retail. Strong in Europe but also notable British. A clean group. (Image)

Three cartons of albums and stockbooks from the late 19th Century to the 1980s. Thousands of mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, singles, and souvenir sheets having beneficial backup. Includes a neat one Regent packed, two Citation albums, Guyana collection to the 1970s, etc. plus some common US postal stationery. Do not miss this one. (Image)

Consignment remainder of stockbooks, old auction lots and stamps sorted in glassines. Includes lots of Korea, some U.N., heavy in thematics like Olympics, Europa, airmail/Zeppelin, chain breakers, etc.. All mint with the majority checked being NH. Some duplication but not enough to deter a collector. (Image)