PHILIPPINES MINT COLLECTION, 1899/41. neatly mounted and arranged on quadrille pages, many better incl 212-22, 226-36, 241-260A, 290-304, 319-25, 340-53, 354-60, 383-96, 411-24, C1-6, C9-12, C17, C18-28, E1-6 (less E2A), J1-7, etc., generally fresh and F-VF, excellent foundation collection (see online scans; Scott $5,200+)

CV. 1,500-2,000

DESIRABLE HOLDING OF JAPANESE OCCUPATION OF THE PHILIPPINES COVERS. approx 200 with majority mounted and annotated on exhibit-type pages, includes official use, myriad of different censor marks and labels, nice array of town postmarks, auxiliary markings incl postage due and the "Special Case" for Christmas cards, registered, postal stationery, receipts, military and soldiers mail, some mail to Japan and China, etc. plus an asortment of philatelic and first day covers, leafing through note NUX1 with date of issue cancel (APS cert), plus March 4 1942 Manila to Mandaluyong censored (handstamp and label) with N3 and backstamp (rare thus as shows went through mail system as opposed to "hand-back"), NB1-3 cacheted FDC (cachet shows "Uncle Sam" image when inverted), 1943 Tarlac-Camiling censored with "ADVERTISED" as Camiling PO not yet open, Jul 1943 Japanese soldiers mail Manila-Mt Province with Japanese "return to sender" label affixed (2 different), etc., typical mixed condition, Fine, a must view for the specialist (see online scans)

CV. 1,500-2,000

JAPANESE OCCUPATION OF THE PHILIPPINES GROUP. mostly mint stamps on exhibit-type pages but also noting some multiples, proofs, errors & varieties, postal stationery, few covers, etc., better include N7 block NH, used (2), N24-25 mint (2), NB1-3 plate proof blocks of four, NB1-3 mint blocks, NB4 mint (2) and with date of issue cancel (7), NB8 essay (2) and proofs (2), NO1a without gum (APS cert), NO3d pair mint, etc. plus 1943 2c "Guerilla Postal Service" mint, usual mixed condition with most F-VF, a must view for the specialist (see online scans)

CV. 1,000-1,500

PHILIPPINES USED COLLECTION. hinged on Scott album pages to 1946, incl: 212, 219, 223, 237, some dubious "Victory" overprints, C17, E1 and complete Japanese Occupation issues, some small faults as it to be expected, majority F-VF.

CV. 300-400