Stockpage filled with expensive, desirable classic issues. Attractive fronts, but heavily hinged or damaged backs. Requires careful examination. (Image)

Custom-organized collection from 1851 to 1992 in three binders nicely mounted on blank pages in black mounts. Hundreds and hundreds of mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, and singles. Appears mint from 1935 to end having plenty of postage to count. Highlights include used #62 Diamond Jubilee. A really terrific collection worthy of your attention. (Image)

Canada Mounted collection of over a couple hundred in a White Ace album with issues to the late 1960’s. All used until nearly the end. A good starter. (Image)

Mounted collection of a couple thousand mostly different on Scott specialty pages with issues to 2003. Mostly used throughout and condition somewhat mixed but still useful. (Image)

Selection of albums and a stockbook having hundreds and hundreds of mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, and singles. The albums are sparse having pockets of mainly common stamps as well as some postage to count mostly from the 1950s to 1980s. Offered appropriately. (Image)

Highly complete, clean collection 1851-1992, neatly assembled and mounted on Scott specialty pages. Early issues are used; beginning in 1930s stamps are MH. Nice little groups of booklet panes and contemporary selection of paper types. Includes good representation of provinces, especially Newfoundland. Viewing recommended. (Image)

Canadian bonanza! Eleven-volume accumulation, 1850’s to 1998. MNH, MH, and used singles, sets, blocks of four, plate blocks, etc. Contains basic, intermediate and some advanced definitives, commemoratives, and BOB. Hinged and mounted on Scott specialty pages and homemade pages. Attention paid to cancels. Duplication within reason. Condition mixed, but many attractive, sound stamps present. Includes a binder of provinces with pages reasonably filled. Needs thorough reorganization and better display. Worth a look. (Image)

Small all-powerful selection on four manila stock pages in a pizza-size box. Around 200 mainly mint but also some used stamps offering an opportunity to upgrade or fill in those empty spaces in your collection; then recycle the rest. (Image)