Seven cube boxes of US and worldwide country collections. Includes nine small boxes and a six inch box full of stock pages and album pages, plus 33 albums and three ring binders. Minkus, Scott, Lindner, G and K etc. Canada, South America, Europe, France and French colonies, and a nice single binder collection of Ghana, all well represented. If you don’t find a country in one box, keep looking in the others. (Image)

Seventy percent of this are US stamps, with earlies well represented, mixed condition as expected. Commemoratives and Washington Franklins fill stockbooks and albums, cancel collectors should take a close look. Israel, Hungary and other table sales pages including ship covers complete. Images tell the story, and this group will be an enjoyable view. (Image)

Two large boxes of 32 1” to 2” three ring binders of country collections. Material is mounted on album pages or stock pages, placed in sheet protectors. Covers classic to mid-50’s at least and are well filled. Strong Austria, a very nice Nepal collection, and Belgian Congo, having some nice cancels. Have a look, clean and well labelled. (Image)

A varied accumulation in five boxes including albums, stock books, pizza boxes, and binders. Thousands of stamps to sort with pickings throughout. Well worth your time to view. (Image)

An accumulation of better material on 102 size sales cards suitable for the internet or show table. Better singles and sets throughout.Take extra time viewing this group. (Image)

Thirteen albums (one empty) with an emphasis on Europe and European Colonies. Early material is present both for Europe and the U.S., Germany and France colonies represented as well as German States. First Day covers and stamps in baggies also included. This one deserves an extended viewing because of the variety present and the better items that will be encountered. Enjoy. (Image)

Many albums partially filled or remainders. US albums are missing most of the earlies but run into the late twentieth century. World albums are moderately populated with a couple virtually empty. Some stronger collections are Denmark, Russia, and Austria. Make a little time to sort through this holding. (Image)

United States and worldwide back room clean out in six cartons. Thousands and thousands of mixed mint and used stamps having backup from the late 19th Century to various decades of the 20th Century. Mainly collection balances in stockbooks and small boxes. One carton is about ¾ filled with covers. Good pickings. (Image)

Thousands of stamps in stockbooks, pizza type boxes, and albums. Covers, postal cards, U.N. and an album with homemade pages makes for a lot worth exploring. Enjoy your search. (Image)

Albums, stockbooks, loose pages, pizza boxes, and glassines filled with thousands of stamps. Some of the albums are sparsely populated but items in glassines will help fill the pages. Also covers to round this group out. Make some time to dig through this material. (Image)

United States and worldwide assortment in three cartons. Majority of value is in the roughly $2,000 face mainly in three cent to thirty-two cent sheets in file folders, year sets in original envelopes or cellophane plus scrap. Also incorporates a few US event covers, FDCs, unused postal stationary plus miscellaneous worldwide stamps. (Image)

Various collections starting with beginners, Topical, German post war sheets, A to Z collections with thousands of stamps, and finally postage. Make time to view this assemblage. (Image)

Philatelic Fantasy Feast. Thirteen large boxes filled with over thirty-five assorted collections and accumulations. We noticed several volumes of material from Eastern European countries, including Russia, Hungary, Poland, and Romania. There are also topical collections of World Refugee Year, dinosaurs, and art. In addition, we found variously populated albums covering select countries in South America and Western Europe. Stamps are mint or used, hinged or mounted, in singles or sets, in mixed condition, and date from the nineteenth century to 2000s. The U.S. part of the lot contains over twenty full mint sheets of low-denomination stamps and over 1,000 souvenir pages and commemorative panels from the 1970s to the 1990s. Finally, there are two boxes of worldwide stamps placed in #102 cards. In a word, this offering is huge, with massive coverage and duplication, but the right person or business will be able to digest it fully and properly. (Image)

United States and worldwide roughly from the 1880s to the 1970 in a small box. Around 200 #102 sale cards having mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, and singles with some backup. Already identified and priced but never offered for sale. Mainly worldwide only having a few United States. Ready to sell at a percentage of catalog prices or to add to your existing worldwide collection. (Image)

Nineteen cartons filled with hundreds of thousands of stamps as received mostly purchased at estate auctions in Pennsylvania over the course of several decades. Includes dozens of stockbooks, a wide variety of albums, like Master Globals, Scott Internationals, Moderns, Statesmans and more, plus homemade types. Primarily lower value issues with occasionally better popping up when you least expect it. The first mentioned has utility filling pesky holes in collections, cancel hunting etc. Since the majority are housed in the books, selling each one individually has great profit potential, if that’s the way you go. A “swag” is the only way to figure. (Image)

United States and worldwide assortment from the early 1900s to the 1990s in a chubby binder. Several thousand mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, singles, and souvenir sheets either on stock or plastic pages having beneficial backup. Spotted British, French colonies, Tanna Tuva, Italy, and Western Europe. (Image)

Fourteen cartons as received. Countless thousands of stamps housed in salesbooks, stockbooks, plus a wide variety of albums like three very nice Scott Browns, Master Globals, Juniors, Moderns, Statesmans along with the homemade types and more. Some are starters and some are densely populated. Upon a quick perusal when repacking, occasionally better items were spotted. (Image)

Dealer table sales pages with some wonderful material. Good selection of US, Germany, Sweden, Great Britain and more. Take your time viewing this one. (Image)

United States and worldwide assortment from the late 19th Century to the 1990s in nine cartons. Incorporates thousands of mixed mint and used stamps having backup in albums, binders, stockbooks, some folders, folders, etc. Overwhelming majority are United States consisting of roughly $500 to $650 face postage in several year sets and scrap suitable for your collection or mailing. Includes five “error” mint sheets involving fifty cents Nimitz having perforations too high and four Frederick Douglass twenty-five having some stamps “over-colored” (see photos). Also entails several thousand FDCs, commercial, event covers, unused postal stationery, and few postcards plus subscription items. Worldwide is ancillary and coming along for the ride. Most useful holding ready for bidding and viewing. Go for it. (Image)

Collection of albums, stock books, glassines, and dealer sales pages with an emphasis on Sweden. Take time to view and sort through this group. (Image)

Two cartons of United States and worldwide philatelic delight from the late 19th Century to the 1980s. Overwhelmingly used stamps offering in reminder collections having backup. Needs to find a new home. (Image)

United States and worldwide selection roughly from the late 19th Century to 2000 in five cartons. Encompasses hundreds and hundreds of mixed mint and used stamps having duplication in albums, and binders. Some of the albums are sparse and dusty but useful. Also includes around $250.00 US postage, from 20 to 39 cents with some sheets and scrap. Worth exploring. (Image)

A real mixed bag of a consignment remainder. Originated from a central Illinois dealer that retired several years ago and liked U.S., Poland and Russia although, many other countries are involved. Many useful items are scattered throughout including commemorative covers, a seventeen volume Polish collection/stockbook format nearly empty, souvenir sheets and more. (Image)

An old holding from central Illinois in four large boxes filled with albums and stockbooks. The US material is weak in the nineteenth century but strong in the twentieth. Blocks and singles mint and used from twenties to forties are most evident. There is also back of the book and postal stationery. A Scott Junior International album is sparsely filled but stockbooks are well populated. Make some time to view this one. (Image)

United States and worldwide selection/accumulation roughly from the late 19th Century to the 1980s in fifteen cartons. Consist of tens of thousands of mixed mint and used stamps having enormous backup mainly in albums and binders. Eight of the cartons are banker boxes containing cigar boxes filled with mostly common used stamps, many sorted by countries. Suitable for constructing bourse bargain boxes or bulky internet lots. (Image)