Wonderful selection on counter book pages. Well populated early classics and a strong early Bureau section is followed by material continuing to the mid-1930s. Back of the book has better items and there is some Confederate States. Fantastic holding. (Image)

Well over two hundred 102 size sales cards that are mostly mint with some low, useful duplication, never offered for sale. All medium to better items. Set up for easy resale. (Image)

A few thousand mostly different mounted in an ancient Scott specialty album. The classics are well populated with a number one, a strong 1850's issues, many grill items, pictorials and great selection of banknotes. Columbian and Trans Miss to the fifty cent and strong bureaus. Well populated turning mint in the 1920s, with complete sets, Kansas/Nebraska and a White Plains sheet continuing to mid-1960s. Wonderful back of the book includes better postage dues, officials, newspapers, early revenues and an almost all mint duck selection to 1958. Ten Confederate stamps conclude this lot with half being cancelled. A well organized collection. (Image)

Advanced collection of plate number strips, singles, and plate blocks mounted on ancient quadrille pages put together many decades ago. Regular issues start with 1894-95 and continues to the offset printing of 1918-20. A few commemoratives starting with Trans-Mississippi come along. The specialist will appreciate the extensive notations. A lovely collection for the specialist. (Image)

Attention United States collectors. Outstanding collection from 1851 to 2020 in three cartons. Contains thousands and thousands of mixed mint and used stamps in full partial sets, singles, souvenir sheets, coils and booklets. Housed in ten American Heirloom albums and slipcases. Likewise enough face to count only adds to its appeal. This collection is definitely one to view. Check out the abundant scans. (Image)

A freaks and errors lot of chiefly major missperfs. Most are from before 1940 including bureaus and Washington Franklin issues. Over a 125 cards with a retail of over 23,000.00 retail and appears more than half of them are never hinged. A real opportunity for the EFO collector. (Image)

Wonderful collection in four American Heirloom hingeless albums. A selection of classics beginning with #1 and #2 continuing to the pictorials. Used banknotes turning to mint followed by mint Columbians to two dollar, mint Pan-American and Trans-Mississippi from there, almost completely mint with much never hinged and a number of certifications. White Plains sheet Kansas/Nebraska and air mail to #19 including all four Zepps. Stamps to mid-1980s and pages to mid-1990s with some optimistic placements. Some mixed condition on the earlies as to be expected. This collection deserves an extended viewing to be fully appreciated. (Image)

A massive clean collection of about forty mainly White Ace albums in six heavy cartons. Contains mostly mint stamps in full, partial sets, and singles basically in mounts. Includes regular issue plates, singles, coils, booklets, commemorative plate blocks, singles, airmail plate blocks and singles. Encompasses C13-C15 Zeppelins, #630 souvenir sheet, Kansas-Nebraska sets, and C1-6. Nicely put together. Approximately $6,000 face including many mint sheets in files. Please inspect and enjoy. (Image)

Old time collection to the 1990s that has many better items including strong pictorials, banknotes, Trans-Miss, and bureaus. The back of the book begins with early airmails including a C18 never hinged, early special delivery, better revenues and desirable Ducks that are mostly mint. Booklet panes, postal cards, and cut squares complement the selection. This one deserves an extensive viewing as the images indicate. (Image)

Broad selection of back of the book items starting with airmails and continuing to the Ryukyus. Marked retail over $11,000 with better items included. Strong airmail selection as well as Ducks. Encompasses many areas. (Image)

About forty 102 size sales cards of all used. Never offered for sale. Most are from the 19th century with all medium to better items. Set up for easy resale. (Image)

Comprehensive collection to the mid-1950s. Sparsely populated to about 1869 then more complete. The images give a good idea of what it. Condition is a little mixed. (Image)

Wonderful ten volume mint collection in high end Lindner albums with hingeless pages and slipcases. The collection is rich in booklets and goes right into Forevers to 2016. Little nineteenth century but does have Washington/Franklins, 573, C18, airmails and some other better. The collector states the mint face to be $5000.00. The albums alone would easily cost over $1000.00 today. This is a great collection to build upon. (Image)

A very desirable holding of plate blocks beginning with 230 and concluding with a Canal Zone 86. Some of the more notable ones are 266, 296, 367, 620, 375, 711, 715, 740-749, 859-893, 1053, C7-9, C10, C12, C20-22, C24, K17, Q3, RW27, RW35, RW37, and RW38. Over one hundred ten pages. (Image)

A lovely group in dealer table books that is strong in the earlies and Ducks. Nice Washington Franklin selection and two-cent red plate blocks. Better items throughout with much never hinged. This lot deserves an extended viewing so make extra time for it. (Image)

Creative Compilation. Ten-volume exploration of U.S. philately, 1851-1959, with selective representation of BOB to 2000. Includes coverage in varying degrees, of general postage issues, Air Post stamps, Special Delivery stamps, Special Handling stamps, Parcel Post stamps, Christmas Seals, Revenues, and more. We noticed an out-of-the-ordinary blend of mint and used singles and sets, plate blocks, blocks of four, FDCs, commercial covers, personal correspondence, charity labels, freaks and oddities, and non-philatelic items. Mainly F-VF; mint stamps are hinged or NH. Features an enticing mix of common, intermediate-level, and premium items. All material was selected with care, identified, artistically arranged on homemade pages in protective sleeves and on expensive Vario-type pages and housed in three-ring binders. Huge overall retail value. A pleasing attempt to chronicle the history of stamps and their use in the United States in the nineteenth century and first half of the twentieth century. Ready for continuation by a lucky new owner with sophistication and flair. Spend some time viewing the photos. (Image)

Great accumulation of over 1500 officials with Executive, Justice and State Department included. Soft paper issues and over 120 specimens round out this group. Good to check for shades and cancels. Back of the book collectors will want to view this selection. (Image)

A wonderful collection on Scott National pages with better items. High catalog value of about $27,500 is supported by #1, 10, C-18, strong banknote selection, Kansas/Nebraska, White Plains sheet and $1 Columbian. Some optimistic placements on the earlies, however, a desirable selection. Extended viewing suggested. (Image)

Return of the ever-popular floor sweepings! Six cartons of United States material as purchased from various owners. Collections ranging from juvenile paperback albums to serious endeavors with much meat left on the bones. Tons of low and medium denomination postage throughout, including some sheets. A pizza type box and two other small cartons with interesting and valuable contents. A few covers, a decent Ryukyus collection and much, much more await the viewer. We took 80 photos which are only the tip of the proverbial iceberg. A fun and valuable lot. (Image)

Beautiful collection in a Lindner album that is well populated beginning in 1861. Strong in most areas, including pictorials, banknotes, bureaus, Washington/Franklins, Kansas/Nebraska and more continuing to 1936 issues. Columbians go to fifty cent, and many other commemorative sets are complete. Highly delightful collection. (Image)

As received, a last-minute arrival housed in three cartons. Includes a multivolume plate block collection with lots of postage along with a few better, a couple other collections of singles, one of which, is not half bad. There’s also quite a bit of uncounted postage scattered throughout, miscellaneous stock books, glassines, small boxes, and various pages with thousands of stamps worth sorting through. Lastly there is a wee bit of worldwide stamps and coins. (Image)

Three dealer counter books, one classic’s, one early twentieth century, and one back of the book containing all better items. This one you will enjoy slowly paging through to appreciate the selection. (Image)

United States selection from the late 19th Century to the 1980s in three cartons. Thousands of mixed mint and used stamps in collections, albums, binders, stock, and album pages. Spotted an album with a Scott #630 souvenir sheet, a National album with plate blocks C8, C9, C11, Famous Americans, etc. and a Minkus album with decent commemoratives. A core value of note is a two-volume Liberty album having mixed mint and used #7, 9, 13, 37, 68, 69, 72, 78, 112-17, many banknotes to 90 cents, 212-18, 230-240, 285-90, 294-9, 311-12, many Franklins, plus 397-403, 581-91, C18, and Q1-12. Also includes AMG/Trieste, Rattlesnake Island, and roughly $250 face modern face ducks and some F postage to sweeten this lot. (Image)

A lovely group put up on 102 size sales cards but never offered for sale. About 170 cards with eighty-five at $40 or more. Better material throughout. Set up for easy resale. (Image)

Duck stamp selection in a medium box. Consists of over 140 mint singles and plate number singles having beneficial duplication from RW1/RW52 identified in glassines. Likewise involves around twenty-five mint plate blocks from RW40/RW48 having duplicates too. Also, includes some miscellaneous related duck items. Scans tell the story what you will receive. (Image)