A collection of a couple thousand different, mounted in two volumes of the Scott International airpost albums 1936 edition. There are many beautiful sets that are complete and others that need some work. An attractive collection that begs to be worked on by an avid back of the book collector. You will need to set aside a good amount of time to give this selection the attention it deserves. (Image)

An assortment of about one hundred forty 102 size sales cards, never offered for sale, having many desirable items with a small amount of duplication. Set up for easy resale. (Image)

Small box containing all better material. Wide variety with the U.S. and Italian areas having good value. Also, a few Scott unlisted to add spice. Includes about a 100 cards/pages primarily in F-VF condition. Minimal duplication making this appealing to both collectors and dealers. (Image)

Pre-1940 Stamp Treasure Trove. Two volume expanded version of Scott International Stamp Album, Part One, 1850s-1940. Filled with around 25,000 mint and used stamps, Singles, partial sets, complete sets and souvenir sheets. Mixed condition, with some minor damage. Numerous pages are completely filled. Extensive representation of most stamp issuing entities, with numerous surprises throughout. Binders are worn and pages are sometimes ragged. Fantastic holding of classic postage stamps, ready for remounting in a suitable new home (Image)

Three cartons of collections and one of stock in pizza boxes. Austria, Canada, France, Hungary, U.S. and Russia are strongest. The back of the book adds to the interest and a little U.N. is riding along. Take your time viewing this selection to appreciate what it contains. (Image)

Pair of cartons full of mostly pizza boxes with strong Denmark and Norway plus U.S. Thousands of other stamps with modestly better foreign in glassines and on sales cards. (Image)

Out-of-the-Ordinary Worldwide Assemblage. Three-box lot of useful philatelic collections and groupings. High overall catalog value. We noticed a three-volume New Zealand collection, two pizza boxes of old and new U.S. stamps, a variously populated Italian colonies collection, a slightly remaindered German collection, heaps of post 1970 singles and sets sold as new issues, collections of Ethiopian, Danish and Israeli stamps plus postal stationery and an abundance of attractive foreign miscellany housed in glassines, albums and on stock pages. Occasional duplication, mostly F-VF. Tidy, inviting and packed with care. (Image)

Attention all buyers. Very clean consignment balance of United States and worldwide roughly from the early 1900s to the mid-2000s in three cartons. Incorporates thousands and thousands of mixed mint and used stamps having useful duplication in albums, binders, stockbooks, folders, album pages, and glassines. Lots of NH sets. Mixed contents having better value in United States, Uganda, Ireland, China, Algeria, Netherlands, and Israel. If you are up for a challenge and for making a profit, this eclectic lot is especially for you. (Image)

Various countries units filling a large carton, on pages and in glassines including U.S., Great Britain, Australia, France, Germany, Russia, and Denmark. Good pickings here so make some time to view. (Image)

Six cartons containing a five-volume Harris International, plus other albums, stockbooks, and glassines. A few minutes sorting through the thousands of stamps will indicate where the pickings are. (Image)

Two cartons filled with British colonies and quite a bit of Canada plus U.S. A clean group with much of it mint. (Image)

Two cartons with albums, boxes and a stockbook of San Marino. U.S. Minute Man album moderately populated, a couple albums of Scandinavia, and others. Loose glassines and 102 sales cards round out the group. (Image)

Two cartons full of mounted collections in albums and binders. Moderately populated with better items, blocks, plate blocks, postage, and sales cards. A real conglomeration of useful material. (Image)

Old time collector’s extras assortment of United States and worldwide in one carton. Incorporates thousands and thousands of mixed mint and used stamps having beneficial duplication from the late 19th Century to the 1970s in counter books, a binder and stock pages. Spotted worldwide from some British colonies, Germany, other European nations etc. Sufficient amount of material to make this a must-see holding. (Image)

An oddball lot in a large box. Scott unlisted, imperfs, proofs, labels, cinderellas, prints, ephemera, stock certificates, World War II memorabilia, and pharmacy labels. Will take quite a bit of time to sort through, but there are rewards. (Image)

United States and worldwide selection from the late 19th Century to the 1990s from the Sparta estate. Incorporates probably tens of thousands of mixed mint and used stamps having profitable duplication mainly in folder collections/assortments (in three of the cartons) running from inexpensive to interesting from all four corners of the globe. Spotted British and French colonies. Also, includes a nice offering of Isle of Man new issues still in their original shipping envelopes. United States is basically common material in several albums. Some China and PRC make a surprise visit. Don’t pass this one by. (Image)

Eye-Catching United States and Foreign Conglomeration. Three-box lot of assorted philatelic items. We noticed hundreds of clean twentieth-century U.S and foreign FDCs and commercial covers, a stockbook of old and new material from France and colonies, a stockbook of foreign classic singles and partial sets with pockets of value and minimally sorted worldwide stamps of varying quality in glassines. There is also a good-sized section of post-1950s foreign souvenir sheets and miniature sheets mint NH in useful duplication. Of special interest is a pile of Scott International pages with classic and modern stamps from a host of countries, including smaller, more exotic locations. Many surprises throughout. Rounding out the lot are five binders and albums with basic material and a mint collection of Micronesia, 1986-1999. Made to order for a worldwide collector or an eBay entrepreneur. (Image)

Mostly foreign with stamps in glassines. A good selection of mid-twentieth century U.S. material and some nineteenth century items to pique interest. Thousands of stamps to look over so make extra time to view. (Image)

Strong in Switzerland with good Germany, Israel, U.S. and more. Albums, stockbooks and binders filled with over a thousand stamps. Take your time when you view this selection so you can fully appreciate the collections. (Image)

An accumulation of sparsely populated international albums, including five Master Global Stamp Albums, five Israel cover albums and U.N. The best value is in the postage and modern Israel. (Image)

A selection that gives you an opportunity to look for treasure. Useful items especially among the German States, Italian States and Great Britain. Better U.S. stamps on pages and 102 sales cards also, golden replicas and souvenir pages, stock cards of India and other countries. Condition is problematic and there appears to be some dubious items. (Image)

United States and worldwide selection from a long dormant mail bid sales. Items run from the late 19th Century to the 1980 in a medium box. Contains hundreds and hundreds of mostly used US stamps in full, partial sets, and singles having duplication annotated in #102 sales cards. Disregard old values as they are not relevant. Worldwide consists of mostly Western Europe. As conditions vary. So, please take that into account when bidding. (Image)

Philatelic Delight. Six Rasdale pizza boxes neatly packed with all sorts of mint and used material. Classic and recent. We noticed loose stamps, glassines with singles and sets, groupings of souvenir sheets and sheetlets, old auction pages, stock pages and dealer sales pages. Reasonable duplication. Much of the material is identified and priced. Mixed condition, but mainly F-VF, clean and fresh appearing. Powerful value and appeal. Thousands of stamps for your consideration and pleasure. (Image)

Four Scott International binders arranged alphabetically to about 1960. Mostly sparse but with a good number of better areas. The photos show why this one is worthy of your consideration. (Image)

Mixed lot in five boxes with thousands and thousands of stamps. Albums, pages, stockbooks, small boxes and glassines with a vast assortment including some postcards. This group will appeal to the person who loves to sort. (Image)