All of it from a large consignment. The main collection from all areas mixed mint and used to 1994 is fairly well filled with German States and Colonies strongest. Also includes a small box of "better" early post war sets both mint and used in small quantities. Mixed condition. Huge aggregate Cat. value. Need to be seen in person to fully appreciate. Profuse web photos help prove the value. (Image)

Neat, clean, mainly MNH dealer’s stock of Third Reich sets and singles. Includes a smattering of Allied and American occupation issues. Minimal duplication. Housed in approximately 550 sales cards. Priced optimistically, filed by Michel Cat.ue number(s). Easy lot to figure. (Image)

Fresh, attractive, mainly NH dealer's stock of post-WWII sets and singles. Housed in approximately 500 sales cards, clearly marked with a somewhat optimistic price, organized by Michel cataglogue number(s). Minimal duplication. (Image)

A comprehensive collection, including all periods of Germany proper with BOB, Berlin, and post-WWII American, French, and British issues. Mainly used, neatly hinged in proper order and Cat.ued according to Scott 2018. Some mint stamps hinged or in mounts. Minimal duplication. Used Inflation-era stamps require an expert’s eye and verification. Good bread and butter well presented. (Image)

A packet makers delight. About a hundred fifty different stamps in various wholesale quantities. Face value of 1.20DM and above, over fourteen thousand, with a Cat. total of over $28,000 (owner’s). (Image)

B485-B488 complete booklet sheet (Michel MHB17) of 80 with both sizes of gutters. Shows all the Michel Zusammendrucke issues (W30-W37, S53-S54, and SZ1,1a, 2, 2a). Folded three times by the post office for shipping. Intact with a couple of perf separations. Showpiece for the 1972 Olympic collector. (Image)

Around 1500 Germany covers mostly from 1945-1978. About 1/3 are pre 1950 some showing "Zone" usage with the rest FDC 1956-1979, event, and a few first flight covers. Mainly dollar covers with enough better to consider a thorough search through the pile of cover albums and small box of loose. (Image)

Around 1400 Germany Post WWII covers 1946-1949. No commemorative stamps only definitives on cover from all areas of occupations. Includes Berlin, French Zone, British and US Zones. Many plain old ordinary covers with nuggets here and there. Perfect place to prospect for interesting postal history of this tumultuous period. (Image)

Just over 300 "Gebuhr Bezahlt" covers from after WWII. From 1945-1950 most in the 1945-1947 period. From all over Germany to a well known Relief Agency. A myriad of different markings from mundane to very unusual. Take a long look, but the webphotos help. (Image)

(8) used on piece F-VF (Image)

(670-685) Posthorns og F-VF set (Image)

(B68) OSTROPA sheet postally used small thin F-VF (Image)

(C38-C39) South American flight used F-VF set (Image)

(C40-C42) glazed og F-VF set (Image)

(C43-C45) Chicago Flight used F-VF set (Image)

(C43-C45) Chicago Flight used 1 Mark with sp. o/w F-VF set (Image)

(Mi# 3a) Submarine post block forgery VF (Image)

1930 South American Zeppelin flight cover. Uses three #C39 tied on Roessler Air design cover for the round trip flight to Seville, Spain (7. JUN. 30). Back handstamp "Baquera, Kuschke, and Martin" home to the Graff Zeppelin. Lakehurst green transit mark on front. Overall soiling and handling marks. All the proper postal markings. (Image)

Flown Zeppelin cover for the Polar Flight of 1931 from Friedrichshafen (24.7.31) to the icebreaker Malyguin (27.VII.31). Lightly soiled and toned. Clear markings. (Image)

Well traveled flown Zeppelin cover for the DOX Flight of 1931 from Friedrichshafen (13.XI.30) to Seattle, Washington (JUL 14 1931). (22.IV.31) South American transit. Forwarded. Lightly soiled, wrinkled, bends, corner faults and toned. Uses C38, C37 for franking. Rough condition, but clear markings. (Image)

1932 flown Zeppelin card seemingly originating aboard the Zeppelin itself (Luftschiff Graf Zeppelin (19. 9. 32) cancel). Friedrichshafen (21.9.32) transit mark. Soerabaja, (Java) receiving mark (9. 10. 32). A few other markings add to the story of this well traveled Zeppelin picture postcard. (Image)

Hamburg 1865 cover from Hamburg (St.P.A.18.3.4-5 circle) to Flensburg (19.3.65) backstamped. Folded letter that is beginning to deteriorate. Single use of #22 pays the rate. (Image)

Polar flight Zeppelin card using C41. Proper Polarfahrt 1931 cachet. Tied with a Berlin-StaaKen CDS (25. 7. 31). Malyguin receiving mark (27. VII. 31). Clean, crisp corners, blank reverse. A few light pencil marks do not detract. (Image)

Zeppelin flight cover for the 1932 South American Flight from Friedrichshafen (21.3.32) to Recife (23.III.32). Uses C28, C29, C31 and C36 for the franking. Lightly soiled. Small scrape on C28. Proper cachet and cancels. (Image)