Fascinating collection of a few hundred different on computer generated pages with issues to the 1990’s. Includes the geographical area that is now Kenya, mostly mint British colonials as well as German East Africa. Worth taking a good look at this popular slice of philately. (Image)

Clean, exciting accumulation of stamps from newly independent sub-Saharan African countries, late 1950’s to 1990’s. Singles, sets, and souvenir sheets. Mint and CTO. Colorful, creative, and topical. Features issues from Burundi, Cameroun, Chad, Congo, Guinea, Katanga, Madagascar, Mali, Mauritania, South Kasai, Togo, Upper Volta, etc. Regular postage stamps and BOB, including more elusive airmails and postage dues. Stamps are in glassines, on stockpages, and mounted onto homemade pages. Needs an enthusiastic, knowledgeable hand to create order and structure. Will yield an impressive collection ready for continuation. (Image)

High end portion of a dealer’s stock arranged on small salespages. Includes around ten different countries with Japan the best followed by a good selection of Korea, Thailand, Pakistan and China. Nearly all complete sets or key values. Only a handful of used with much NH and a minimal amount of duplicates. Condition overall is good. (Image)

Remaindered Asian collections of mint and used on homemade pages in two binders and a box. Singles and sets. Mostly F-VF. Emphasis on Indonesia, Mongolia, and (North) Vietnam. Includes some material from miscellaneous small countries in the region. Early to late twentieth century. Many stamps identified by Scott catalog number. Ready to be transferred to appropriate albums or suitable for dealer mystery boxes. Abundance of fun, colorful, topical material. (Image)

Large, clean Austrian holding, 1850-1990’s. Mixed mint and used. Housed in two hingeless albums, one stockbook, one notebook of homemade pages, and one worn Scott specialty album. Light duplication, with some stamps present in mint and used form. Includes regular issues and extensive BOB. Condition is occasionally mixed, but many attractive, sound stamps present. Nearly complete for time period, missing only the most elusive stamps. High catalog value. Needs the firm hand of a knowledgeable, enthusiastic collector to provide structure to a somewhat disorganized accumulation. (Image)

Collection of mint and used Austria, Lombardy-Venetia, Offices in the Turkish Empire, and stamps issued under Italian occupation. 1850-1990. Rather complete for the time period, missing mainly the most elusive stamps. Includes definitives, and commemoratives.Condition mixed, but many attractive sound stamps present. Carefully mounted on clean Scott specialty pages and neatly identified by Scott catalogue number and value. Attractive holding with a high catalogue value. (Image)

Comprehensive collection of mint and used Austria and areas, 1850-1970. Includes regular postage and BOB. Many, many desirable singles and complete sets, but missing some of the more elusive stamps. Also contains selected philatelic covers. All material mounted on Scott specialty pages. Approximately 85% complete. Occasional foxing on album pages, but stamps and covers are in clear mounts and do not seem to be adversely affected. Would make an enviable intermediate collection for the time period if transferred to a new album. Owner-generated inventory available on website. Perfect for expansion. (Image)

Mounted collection of over a couple hundred mostly different on Scott specialty pages. Mainly used early. Then, at the turn of the century becomes almost all mint. Easy to figure so, a quick look will do. (Image)

High end portion of a dealer’s stock arranged in a small 6-ring salesbook. Basically all complete sets or key values. Around eight countries involved noting that Yugoslavia has by far the most value although, Albania, Greece and Serbia should be noted. Helpful and clean. (Image)

Small holding of singles and sets from various Baltic states. Housed in like-new salespages. MNH, MH, and used. F-VF. Each item marked with Scott catalogue number and recent catalogue value and selling price. Easy lot to view and make a bid. (Image)

Belgian Congo and Ruanda-Urundi collection in a Scott Specialty album from 1886 to 1960 from the Belgian in the Carolinas estate. Hundreds and hundreds of mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial set, singles, and souvenir sheets. Also includes a binder of extras coming along for the ride. A super holding worth viewing. (Image)

Four Scott Specialty Albums holding an almost complete collection of Belgium semipostal issues and related covers 1910-1995 from the "Three Generations" estate. Wonderfully complete as received and compiled. Monstrous catalog value. Interesting display of varieties accurately cataloged. Dozens and dozens of covers all related to the postal history of Belgium. Includes a conglomeration of mint (mostly hinged) and used in parallel. Includes 98% of all Scott issues (mint) including overprints and perfins not usually encountered. Specialized throughout in wonderful duplication, diverse in all ways possible (paper types, watermark varieties, pairs and multiples, and rate usages. Offered intact as it would be shame to lose the knowledge of the presentation. Although there are copious webphotos, these lots should not be missed during an in person inspection. (Image)

Three Scott Specialty Albums holding a collection of Belgium regular issues and related covers 1689-1921 from the "Three Generations" estate. Wonderfully complete as received. Monstrous catalog value. Interesting display of varieties accurately cataloged. Dozens and dozens of covers all related to the postal history of Belgium. Includes a conglomeration of mint (mostly hinged) and used in parallel. Includes 98% of all Scott issues (mint) including Specialized Leopolds in wonderful duplication, diverse in all ways possible (paper types, watermark varieties, pairs and multiples, and rate usages), Specialized 1875-1878 Leopold II issues with #39, 39a (some with certs) in marvelous duplication as a study. This description only scratches the surface of this outstanding holding put together by three experienced philatelists over many years protected under difficult circumstances. Offered intact as it would be shame to lose the knowledge of the presentation. These lots should not be missed during an in person inspection. (Image)

Phenomenal “Collecting Belgium Stamps: The Impact of World War I” exhibit from the Belgian in the Carolinas estate. This former Large Silver Medal winner comprises two binders, some oversized exhibit pages, and one binder of extras. This exhibit offers several areas of collecting Belgian material during this period. Where possible mint, used stamps, covers, postal stationery, and postcards form the basic subject matter, generally in chronological order. Dubious material form part of the exhibit and are presented for study. An outstanding, one of a kind exhibit which you should not waffle on. Viewing highly recommended. (Image)

Collection of 1849-2005 mint and used Belgium. Includes regular issues and BOB. Appears to be complete for the time period, with many desirable singles, sets, and souvenir sheets. Carefully mounted on Scott specialty pages, housed in two like-new binders, and accurately identified by Scott catalog number and value. Memorable for the collector’s philatelic knowledge and attention to detail. (Image)

Back-up remainder original collection/accumulation from the Belgian in the Carolinas estate in one carton. Thousands of mixed mint and used stamps having purposeful backup in several albums of which some are heavily foxed, a stockbook, and album pages in folders roughly from the 1870s to the 1970s. Belgian specialists might want to take note to view here. An out of this world sight selection from a three generational collection that many parts survived German occupation in two world wars. (Image)

Impressive old-style, original 19th Century collection in a Schaubek album from the Belgian in the Carolinas estate. Hundreds and hundreds of Proofs and Essays appearing to be organized by denomination, shades and colors. Examination required as most pages have foxing as well as some of the stamps. An incredible collection that you might not surface again in decades. From a three generational collection that survived German occupation in two world wars. (Image)

Phenomenal advertising labels (Pubs) collection in a Scott Specialty from the 1920s to the 1940s from the Belgian in the Carolinas estate. Comprises hundreds and hundreds of parallel mint and used stamps in pairs, blocks of four, booklet panes, and multiples organized nicely on pages with some commercial covers throughout. While the scans show the variety, they do not do this collection justice. Slow, careful viewing recommended to fully appreciate the awesomeness of this holding. From a three generational collection that survived German occupation in two world wars. (Image)

Regular issues collection in three Scott Specialty albums from 1947 to 2000 from the Belgian in the Carolinas estate. Includes hundreds and hundreds of mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, and singles as well as mainly commercial covers scattered throughout. An action-packed collection loaded with contemporary issues. (Image)

Back of the Book really cool collection in two Scott Specialty albums from the 1880s to 1987 from the Belgian in the Carolinas estate. Involves hundreds and hundreds of mixed mint and used stamps in mainly full sets, some partial sets, and singles as well as mostly airmail covers. Includes parcel post, newspaper, military, railroad, and airmail issues. Contains cancellations, color, shade, and perforate varieties. An unusual offering of material that isn’t seen so comprehensive. From an incredible three generational collection that survived German occupation in two world wars. (Image)

Wonderful Back of the Book collection in a Scott Specialty album from the 1880s to 1973 from the Belgian in the Carolinas estate. Hundreds and hundreds of mint and some used stamps mostly in full sets, singles, souvenir sheets as well as some interesting postal history covers. Encompasses Express, Postage Dues, Private Issues, and Erinophile. Includes some unusual material. From a three generational collection that survived German occupation in two world wars. (Image)

Backstock assortment in four stockbooks roughly from the 1880s to the 1980s from the Belgian in the Carolinas estate. Thousands of mixed mint and used stamps and souvenir sheets having plenty of backup. Good for searching for cancellations and varieties. An original holding that might be just for you. (Image)

Stockbook containing a few thousand revenues. Mainly used with duplication which lends itself to cancel varieties. Includes revenue stamped paper, import tax, fiscal, credit, bills of exchange, foreign affairs, etc. Runs from the mid 19th century to 1960’s up to the higher face values. Good lot for the specialist. (Image)

Pre-cancel collection in an old Schaubek album from the 1894 to 1956 from the Belgian in the Carolinas estate. Includes hundreds of mainly used stamps on quadrille pages organized sequentially having concentration from the beginning to 1938 as well as useful backup. An out of sight offering from a three generational collection that survived German occupation in two world wars. (Image)

Noteworthy, attractive holding of mint and used Belgium, Belgium Congo, and Democratic Republic of the Congo—1849-1972. Appears to be nearly complete for the time period, with many desirable singles, sets, and souvenir sheets. Carefully arranged in a premium stockbook and ready for an easy transfer to the specialty album of your choice. Inspect and enjoy. (Image)