A better group of all mint, most never hinged, in lighthouse stockbooks. Many souvenir sheets and sets. An especially clean and fresh collection. Take time to view. (Image)

France First Flight catapult cover Isle de France canceled on 23.8.1928 having one each C3 and C4. Signed three times on lower right, upper right and left corners. Cover was originally roughly opened on left side. (Image)

France eight Balloon Monte 1870-71 Siege of Paris covers from the A Squared estate in a pizza size box. Encompasses six having certificates; three Sismondo 2005/06, two APS 2014/2019, and one Philatelic Foundation 2009. Also incorporates two others. A popular postal history selection. (Image)

France registered Exposition cover canceled in Le Havre on 21.5.1929. Mailed to Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Indochina having Scott #246, 245 (4x), B22, and B30. Backstamped on 21 Juin 1929. Has an American Philatelic Expertization Service 1969 certificate. Cover has some soiling. (Image)

France cacheted Icarus airmail FDC having one each C1 and C2. Exposition Internationale d’Aviation tied to special post card by Salon-Aviation Navigation/Marseille 25.6.1927. Backstamped exhibition handstamp. Signed Calves in lower right corner. (Image)

France accumulation from 1870 to WW I in a binder from the A Squared estate. Roughly seventy-five covers and postal stationery including seven unused Balloon Monte, WW I Mourning Military having neat labels, pneumatic mail etc. A well-rounded offering. (Image)

France selection from 1870-1872 in a binder from the A Squared estate. Around forty Paris canceled, identified covers mounted on pages. Specialty holding that a specialist or lover of Parisian postal history would enjoy. (Image)

France Paris Postman’s Delivery Marks assortment from 1867-1944 in a binder from the A Squared estate. About eighty identified, mounted covers and postal stationery on pages. Includes France and mostly European items. Specialist would appreciate. (Image)

France selection from 1870-1944 from the A Squared estate in a pizza size box. Around forty mainly Vichy postcards and but also several classic covers including 1900 PARIS Exposition cancel and 1872 mixed French and German franking both having Roumet certificates. A lot not to be missed. (Image)

France about seventeen covers, proclamations, and letters roughly from 1764-1818 in a binder including some from French Revolutionary period from the A Squared estate. Fascinating historical offering. (Image)

France German Occupation cover having one Scott #N7 canceled in Wesserling on 27. VI. 1871. Mailed to Basel, Switzerland and backstamped on June 27.The sender was a dealer of surgical products and the message deals with shipment and receipt of certain item and their safe arrival. (Image)

France cover canceled on 6.12.1926. Mailed to Geneva, Switzerland having no back stamp. Comes with a APS certificate attesting it has five tuberculosis seals, Green catalog No 5 Type I. (Image)

France Philatelic Exposition cover canceled on 10.5.1925 in Paris having one two each B18 and B19 and no backstamp. (Image)

France German Occupation cover having one each Scott #N4 and 5 canceled in Mulhouse on 11 December 1871. Mailed to Feldkirche, Vorarlberg, Austria. Backstamped transit and receiving cancels. Contents is a bill of sale for 190 kilos of machine oil (one barrel). (Image)

French Bonanza. Huge hoard of mint stock, 1920s to 1990s. Mostly NH sets and booklets. Includes plenty of semi-postal stamps. Clean and fresh. Appropriately organized and housed on thirty-six stockpages in two binders. Sensible duplication. Especially appealing to someone who does lists. High catalog value. (Image)

France collection from 1849-2003 in five Scott Specialty albums and slipcases from the A Squared estate. Thousands of mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, singles, souvenir sheets, and booklets. Highlights include mint #226, 329 and used having Expo cancels #241 (June 5, 1927) and #329. Spotted various varieties and cancels that the collector identified. One of the albums is mainly stock pages having the collector’s extras. A scholarly collection that a knowledgeable collector would appreciate. (Image)

Many thousand stored in a few thousand glassines. Includes mainly NH sets running from the 1940’s to early 1990’s with lots of the art issues. Duplication is in the moderate range, beneficial for lists. (Image)

Fantastique France collection/accumulation of Sage issues 1871-1900 from the A Squared estate in two cartons. Contains hundreds and hundreds of used stamps in nine binders organized, identified mostly in ABC order by cancellation of the Department #1-89. Also involves Paris cancellations, ambulants, convoyeurs, bureaux de quartiers (neighborhood offices) etc. Interspersed throughout are roughly one hundred covers and postal stationery. A specialty selection needing a caring, exceptional person to appreciate. (Image)

An especially clean and fresh group on cards beginning in the early 20th century and continuing to the mid-twentieth century. Both commemoratives and semi-postals have some scarce never hinged material. The collector of France should take a serious view of these to uncover the gems. (Image)

France accumulation of Ceres and Napoleon perforate and imperforate in one chubby and one thin two-sided stockbooks issues from the A Squared estate. Includes around 8,700 used stamps having beneficial backup with small numeral, large numeral, and other cancellations. Ready for a specialist study. (Image)

A wonderful selection with the early issues ready to be researched by the specialist. Great for cancellations especially on the earlies. Some back of the book is present. The owners catalog value is over $14,000. A good opportunity to enhance your collection. (Image)

An outstanding start to a France mint collection. Beginning in the early twentieth century as hinged and changing over to never hinged in the mid-1940s continuing to 2016. The semi postals are hinged to 1980s. Back of the Book also includes air mails, occupation stamps, Council of Europe and United Nations. Many other items including booklets and souvenir sheets are present. There are some Euros to count. An especially clean and fresh collection of European quality. (Image)

France “Les Semeuses" (the Sowers) collection study from 1906-1921 of the ten centimes rouge stamps from the A Squared estate. Contains several hundred mint and used stamps as well as around seventy covers, postal stationery, and postcards nicely identified and organized on pages in a binder. Specialty assortment not often seen just waiting for a specialist or collector to take home. (Image)

France assortment mainly from the late 19th Century from the A Squared estate. Entails fifteen different official documents with revenues and hand stamped including one from 1853 and a binder of roughly two hundred primarily telegraph used stamps and around fifteen postal stationery items. (Image)

(329a-d) stamps from souvenir sheet NH F-VF (Image)