Postcard Bounty from the Tar Heel Estate. Over 350 cards offering a representative sampling of many aspects and time periods of German philately and postal history. Numerous topics and locations. Cards are mint or used and in overall respectable condition. Lot features assorted cancels, stamps, and images. Includes standard, continental, and oversize postcards and postal cards in various printing styles. All items housed in four luxury albums. Should be viewed and savored. (Image)

A stock of around 600 sales cards of mint and used singles and set from the Liberty Stamp Stock Estate. Condition a little mixed, duplication light to very light. A perfect turnkey opportunity for a multi-channel platform. (Image)

Two-Volume Collection of German Occupations in WWI, Plebiscite Territories, Danzig, and Memel from the Tar Heel Estate. Lot consists of two like-new Lighthouse hingeless albums, a small pile of relevant loose pages, and a box of noteworthy material in glassines and on sales cards. Everything combined should yield a powerful parallel mint and used assemblage. Features many Michel-listed varieties and oddities; some items with appropriate expertizing. Seductive holding worthy of further expansion. (Image)

Post-WWII Extravaganza of Locals, Labels, Etc. from the Tar Heel Estate. Large banker box containing two Lighthouse hingeless albums for stamps from the Eastern and Western Zones (with slipcases), two stock books with backup items or issues that do not have a place in the albums, and one box packed with expensive material in glassines or on stockcards. Includes mint and used stamps as well as items on piece. Focus is on the towns and cities in defeated eastern Germany, e.g., Niesky, Saulgau, Spremberg, Storkow, Strausberg, Apolda, Cottbus, Fredersdorg, Grossraeschen, Loebau, and many more; contains plenty of Michel-only listed singles and sets. Also features well-filled sections for general Zone issues. Many items with appropriate expertizing. Plenty of tasty treats for the lover of 1945-1948 German philately. (Image)

Two-Volume Collection of German Occupation Issues (WWII) from the Tar Heel Estate. Jam-packed with popular singles and sets from this period and loaded with Michel-listed varieties and oddities, some with appropriate expertizing. Housed in like-new Lighthouse hingeless albums with slipcases. Includes Alsace-Lorraine, Bohemia and Moravia, Albania, Estonia, Channel Islands, Ljubljana, Montenegro, Serbia, Luxembourg, Poland-General government, Ukraine, Zara, and much more. Contains mint and used examples of many items. Some material missing from the albums can be found in a white box of glassines and sales cards. Impressive in depth and breadth. Take a look and savor. (Image)

Housed in a Lighthouse Album, a strong World War Two collection of occupied territories are beautifully presented. Some of the territories represented are Lithuania, Albania, Serbia and Alsace. This is an especially clean and fresh collection of European quality and a highly desirable group. (Image)

A lovely group of approximately 300 different of European quality on attractive homemade pages ending around 1900. It begins with the German states, then early Empire and concludes with the colonies. There are a few extras representing various cancellations also some shade variations and a few reprints. (Image)

An excellent collection beautifully presented in a Lighthouse album that the German specialist will be interested to view. Occupied territories and plebiscites are represented, some of which are, Belgium, Allenstein, Marienwerder, Schleswig, Danzig, Memel and Saargebiet. The Marienwerder Scott 28 has a certificate indicating that it is genuine. This is a fine opportunity for the specialist or wannabe. (Image)

Hoard of German Postal Booklets from the Tar Heel Estate. About 150 mostly different booklets issued by West Germany, East Germany, Berlin, and post-1990 reunified Germany. Includes some better. Requires organization and effective display. Great variety in outstanding condition. (Image)

Leftovers from the Tar Heel Estate. One carton with nine binders of sales pages and four stockbooks. Includes pockets of most areas of German philately. Noticed groupings of German Empire, Inflation Era, Third Reich, Zones, early East and West Germany. Lots of Michel-listed varieties and cancel types, with some items expertised. Great opportunity at a potentially reasonable price. (Image)

Accumulation of postwar locals mostly on stockcards from the Liberty Stamp Shop Estate. Includes Storkow, Spremberg, Grossrachen, Finsterwalde and Mecklenburg just to name a few. Wide variety with some better along with errors and multiples. Totally unresearched so, would be good hunting ground for the minor printing varieties. Specialist take note. (Image)

Collection of a few hundred in two skinny stockbooks. Includes Germany proper, German states, Back of the Book, Saar, French zones, Danzig occupations etc. Some areas have parallel mint and used. A useful selection. Worth a look. (Image)

German Areas collection in a Lighthouse hingeless album and slipcase in one carton. Hundreds and hundreds of mainly mint stamps and some used stamps in full, partial sets, singles, and souvenir sheets. Pencil writing on some pages. Consists of Danzig 1920-1938, Memel 1920-1923 and Saar 1920-23. Also includes three stockbooks mostly barren having backup. (Image)

A well-organized group of Third Reich era propaganda cards and cancels. Many interesting photos and cancellations. Well worth a careful view by the specialist. (Image)

A small accumulation of German plebiscite issues in an attractive album. However, the best part of the group is post World War II locals including stamps and Post cards. Well worth a careful view by the German specialist. (Image)

A mixed-up box of mainly World War II period occupation material plus items from Bohemia, Moravia, Estonia, the remains of a Slovenia exhibit and more. Worth exploring. (Image)

Cover Delight from the Tar Heel State. Hundreds of memorable covers, with a focus on pre-1950 items. From throughout Germany and Central Europe. Impressive depth and breadth of area and time coverage, in highly collectable condition. Many covers are accompanied by brief information and explanation. Includes both commercial and philatelic covers. Take a look at the many pictures and prepare your bid. (Image)

Three St. Nazaire Covers from the Tar Heel Estate. Dated 1 May 1945, 5 May 1945, and 9 May 1945. Two with backstamps. Two registered. One with an expertizer's mark. Clean, neat. (Image)

Ukraine cover cancelled on 8.5.1944 having #12-15 Satsbrief Wladimir-Wolynsk from Brest to Litowsk. (Image)

Four Bohemia-Moravia 1940-1942 covers mailed to labor camps. Condition varies. (Image)