African Nations 1894-1970s, a mint and used accumulation on leaves and stocksheets, includes Mozambique, Rwanda, Toga, Belgium Congo, Chad, Rwanda and Nyassa, appears mostly f-vf (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5) (Image 6) (Image 7) (Image 8) (Image 9)

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Est. US$80-100

Batum 1919-1920, #1 /#65, a group of mint and used on 102s, with some questionable overprints, catalogue value $440+ Scott 2022, appears f-vf (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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Est. US$50-60

A mint and used Burma grouping in identified 102's from #1/#65, plus a noticeable amount of BOB. Includes Bushire overprints #N3, #N6-#N7, #N9-#N11, #N15 (suspicous o/p). Clean, attractive and at least f-vf througohut. Total Scott- $2,652. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5) (Image 6)

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Est. US$150-200

Hong kong 1949 - 2011 #183 - #1430b. A very attractive collection of MNH singles, strips, booklet, block, and many souvenir sheets.S/C value over $1,500. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Est. US$150-200

Italian States 1892 - 1954 #1 - #201. A collection of Italian States including Eritrea, East Africa, Ionian Islands, Calimno, Cyrenaica, Durazzo, Libya, Peking, Rodi, Rhodes, Stampalia, Somalia, Trieste, Tripoli, and more offices abroad.Mint and cancelled,Fine-VF overall.S/C value over $800.00.. (Image 1) (Image)

Est. US$80-120

Somalia 1906 #J5 40c Buff and Magenta, mint never hinged. Jumbo bottom margin, and short top margin. Streaky/patchy original gum. S/C 2020 value ios $375 appears mostly fine (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Est. US$70-75

Tanzania 1967-1993, a mint and used accumulation on stocksheets, many MNH (mint never hinged) , in singles, blocks and souvenir stamp sheets. few minor faults, otherwise appears f-vf. Please see photos. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Est. US$75-100

World Postage Collection of 89 Rare Stamps of the World. Replicas on legal first day covers , the stamps being legal postage in Antigua and Barbuda.Issued in 1986, with each postage stamp beautifully embossed in gold colour with a face value of $6 East Carribean Dollars (being $2.22 US face value) Total face value of $197.58. Accompanied by a confirmation letter from the Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda stating the stamps are legal postage. The back of each first day cover provides a superb commentary on the significance of each stamp. Simply put - a fantastic,interesting collection,superbly produced. See photos. (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Est. US$100-200