Selection of Better Used 5c to 15c First Issues, the 5c is represented by three singles and a pair showing at least three shades, the 10c is a single and the 15c is represented as two singles and a pair. These stamps were selected for having mostly large margins (three have sheet margins) as well as clean postmarks, with a variety of half-moon and circular datestamps from not only Amsterdam, but also Zetphen, Winterswijk, Sluis and Utrecht. Catalogue value is irrelevant here, as these are much better quality than is usually seen. A very fine group. (Image)

Estimate $ 350

Accumulation of Roughly 850 Netherlands Booklets, 1980s-1990s, with a few booklets on either side of the range. A cursory check indicated primarily booklets with definitive stamps, along with some booklets with commemorative stamps, and Red Cross booklets. Duplication up to 20 each in some cases. Online photos are representative of what will be found in the lot, noting four sealed packages, each containing 172 booklets. A very fine lot for collectors, and dealers looking for stock. (Image)

Estimate $ 400

Collection / Accumulation of Mint and Never Hinged Netherlands, 1920s-1980s, with a few thousand stamps in 5 stockbooks and a few manilla stock pages in a binder. The material generally ranges from the 1920s Queen Wilhelmina issues up to the 1980s, including a stockbook containing roughly 75 booklets from the 1970s and 1980s. The lot also includes semi-postal issues generally ranging from Scott #B102/B618, including some souvenir sheets. The lot is fairly organized with Scott numbers, including some catalogue prices, provided by the owner. A spot check indicates singles and sets cataloguing from $5 to $10, with duplication up to 10 in some cases. Online photos show a sampling of this clean lot. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Collection of Mint and Used Netherlands and Colonies, 1852-2010, with a few thousand stamps in two well organized stockbooks and a binder. The first stockbook contains roughly 600 mint stamps, ranging from Scott #83/664, along with semi-postals ranging from B6/B625. A cursory check indicated Scott #s 83 (m.h., c.v. $52), 226-243 (m.h., $80 total), B25-B32 (m.h., $52 total), B62-B76 ($147 total), along with a few stamps, sets and partial sets cataloguing from $15 to $30 and up. The stockbook continues with roughly 800 used stamps ranging from Scott #1/1387a, along with semi-postals ranging from B1/B757a, with a few stamps, sets and partial sets cataloguing from $10 to $30 and up. The second stockbook contains selections of mint and used Netherlands Colonies including Aruba, Curacao. Netherlands Antilles, Netherlands Indies, Netherlands New Guinea, and Suriname with a few stamps, sets and partial sets cataloguing $10 to $40 and up, including Netherlands Antilles B10-B19 (m.h., $122 total), and Suriname 184-207 (m.h., $257 total). Owner's Scott 2022 catalogue value totals $4,288. Online photos show a sampling. We note a few small faults with a few of the early stamps. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 350

Large Mint and Used Benelux Countries Dealer's Stock / Accumulation from Classics to the 1990s, on old album pages, numerous Vario and other pages, in a thicker stockbook and in glassines / envelopes. Included are some sets and singles in the $5 to $10 of catalogue value. There are many thousands of stamps in this group, including more than 45 souvenir sheets with good variety plus another 280+ of just five different issues from the Netherlands. Also for Netherlands there are many duplicated folded sheets and part sheets with never hinged stamps from the 1970s and 1980s, with just these totaling well over 6,000 stamps. Staying with Netherlands, there are 45 booklets of the Juliana 1969-75 type in a couple of different configurations. Included also are many stamps from Belgium and some from Luxembourg, with these having quite good variety. Some of the material has been prepared for sale while thousands of stamps are in glassines and envelopes. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 150