All different mint beginning in the 1890s including parks, #158, 422, A Girl Blowing Glass (#616), B9, B10 and airmails. There are many quality items and images of all. Well worth your time to view. (Image)

Four volume Specialty collection from 1871 to 2014. Well filled with mostly used to 1985. Collector even accumulated modern after 1985 as used. National Parks S/s 283, 293a, 306a, 311a, 318a, 323a. Owners cat over $10,000. Other goodies throughout. Have a look to see how it might fill your gaps. (Image)

Original Japan selection from the 1880s to 1959 in a medium box. Hundreds and hundreds of mint and used stamps mounted on blank pages in two binders. Includes mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, singles, souvenir, and some full sheets having some joyful backup. Appears the late 1940s material was purchased directly from the post office probably by military personnel stationed there. Difficult to find an original holding from this country in today’s philatelic market. Examination recommended. (Image)

An attractive collection moderately to lightly filled to 1980, pages to 1990. The majority is mint with better souvenir sheets. Suggest a thorough viewing and you will be pleased. (Image)

In a very clean Scott specialty album suitable for expansion. Begins to be better populated in the 1870s and continues from there until the 1940s. After that there are clusters of stamps here and there. This is a great collection to expand upon. Make some time to view this opportunity. (Image)

Japan collection as received in a pair of Scott Specialty binders to about 1990. Earlies are used, turning mostly mint in the 1950’s, with significant face value to the end. Representation from semis, airs, offices and a few postal cards are present. Only a few souvenir sheets are here and most higher catalog items are missing but a solid start with stamps and albums in generally nice condition and pickings throughout. (Image)

Beginning in the 1870’s all different used with many better items. Images for all, including parks beginning with Fuji-Hakone, #422 Beauty Looking Back, #B9, #C9-13, and other air mails. Material to enhance your collection so make time to view. (Image)

Mounted collection of a couple thousand with issues to the Millennium. The stamps are just crammed on old crumbly pages in rough Scott order. Remounting on nicer pages will do wonders. (Image)

Mostly mint collection to 1968 in a Minkus album. A few souvenir sheets, plus some decent used earlies. (Image)

Japan selection in a stock book in a pizza size box. Incorporates around 135 mint stamps in full, partial sets, singles, and souvenir sheets from 1947 to 1981. Highlights include Scott #422, 423, and 498 sheet of five. Also #422 event cover, postal card, and neat souvenir page. A delightful offering. (Image)

A pair of three ring binders with a pleasing group of Japanese stamps. It starts with several moderately better mint or used singles and sets, like mint 473a and 479. Turns virtually all mint around 1963 and, from there, runs substantially complete mint to 1994 with over 80,000 yen face (Image)

Primarily mint assembly of mostly modern material in glassines and dealer pages. Owner's cat is $1,300. Includes a couple National Parks sheets and other goodies. Sift through it for what works for you. (Image)

Hundred thirteen 19th century stamps identified on 85 salescards by a competent philatelist. Determined to be forgeries and genuine. Still offered “as is” but good for the specialist. (Image)

(479) Diving Geese NH F-VF (Image)

(508a) sports strip of four NH F-VF (Image)