Sixty World War I picture post cards in very good condition. Emperors and generals of which some are actual photos. The topical collector and others will find these interesting. Take a look. (Image)

1930's Commemorative Postcard from the Tar Heel Estate. German Air Travel Exhibition of August 1933 in Hamburg. Features semiofficial balloon flight stamp with clear show cancel and 3pf Hindenburg stamp with faint city-date-time cancel. Nice topical, historical item. (Image)

Lovely Early Dirigible-Themed Postcard from the Tar Heel Estate. Attractive preprinted format featuring semiofficial flight stamp and 5pf Germania stamp with clear special event cancel (in Duesseldorf on 20 April 1913). Enviable condition. Message in German. (Image)

Colorful, playful Early Bavarian Airmail Postal Card from the Tar Heel Estate. Commemorating the Bavarian Trade Show in May-October 1912. Features trade show labels, a reproduced art work by Walter Ditz, and imprinted postage values. (Image)

Two-Volume Collection of German Empire and Third Reich Issues (1872-1945) from the Tar Heel Estate. Lovely assemblage, compiled with care and attention to detail and condition. Parallel mint and used holding. Bursting with classics of the period, a number with expertizing. Many items missing from the albums can be found in a white box of singles sets, etc. in glassines or on sales cards. View the numerous photos for a thorough overview. (Image)

Terrific Germany collection from 1872 to 1932 in a Lighthouse hingeless album and slipcase. Comprises hundreds and hundreds of mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, singles, and souvenir sheets. Highlights involves mint B33, C38-39, 40-42, and used #26 with APS certificate, 65 with certificate. Contains several mid-range to better sets. Well worth a careful look. (Image)

Germany eclectic powerful assortment from the Empire, Weimar, Hitler, post WW II, and Republic to the late 1950s in two Lighthouse binders and slipcases. Hundreds of mainly mint sets, singles, souvenir sheets, and some booklets. Includes essays, varieties, etc. Also includes a small selection of WWII Serbia. A German collector or dealer really enjoy. This lot might be up your schnitzel. (Image)

Dealer's stock of over 5000 "102" size sales cards from the Liberty Stamp Shop Estate. Many better items early on. There are a few early mint issues. Semi-Postals are well represented as well as some better airmails. Needs careful examination to come up with the right number. (Image)

Nine-Volume Collection of the Federal Republic of Germany from the Tar Heel Estate. Almost complete assemblage of both mint and used regular postage, semi-postals, air post stamps, souvenir sheets, and sheetlets from 1945/46 to 2018. Housed in like-new Lighthouse hingeless albums with slipcases. Some high-value items missing from the albums can be found in a small pizza box of material in glassines or on sales cards. Features many Michel-listed varieties and oddities; some items with appropriate expertizing. Fresh, clean, and useful, with actual Cat. value many times the suggested bid. (Image)

Germany and DDR collection in two Scott Specialty albums from the Metro Estate in a medium carton. Hundreds and hundreds of mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial set, singles, and service sheets. Germany runs from 1948 to 1999 and includes Berlin. DDR runs from 1946 to 1999. Plenty of stamps to satisfy your Germanic needs (Image)

Germany collections from 1870 to 2016 in two cartons. Consists of three-volume Borek hingeless albums from 1949 to 2000 having hundreds and hundreds of mainly mint stamps in full, partial sets, singles, and souvenir sheets. Also includes a three-volume Lighthouse hingeless albums and slipcases from 1870 to 2016 having hundreds of mint and used stamps only in the first album ending in 1944. Likewise involves a Lighthouse Zones hingeless and a Sieger albums both having a minimal number of stamps round out this selection. (Image)

A collection of a few hundred starting with the Shield issues and running to nearly the end of the Third Reich. Runs parallel mint and used at times. Well worth a careful look. (Image)

Germany collection in two old-style Schaubek albums from 1850 to 1959. Hundreds and hundreds of mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, and singles. Involves Germany, German States, Berlin, and German Areas. Also entails an old style KaBe binder having fascinating extras. A collector's collection freshly offered on the philatelic market. (Image)

Couple thousand starting with the Western Zones through the Budesrepublic to 2013. Nearly complete with the areas running parallel mint and used. The early mint is mostly og., then later turning NH and the used are mainly sock on the nose cancels. An attractive grouping worthy of a new album. (Image)

Walter Behrens' "History of German local stamps" album in a pizza size box. Famous album having every space filled. Except for the pencil notations, it is in better shape than usual. A must for the specialist. (Image)

Four Germany Theodor Heuss mint sheets from the 1954-1960 issues from the Liberty Stamp Store Estate. Two of the sheets are fine although one has a little fraying on its right edge. The other two sheets are wrinkled and frayed but could be strategically broken up to salvage some value. Offered appropriately. (Image)

Germany WW I period Zeppelin and flight labels numbering round sixty. (Image)

Germany WW II period assortment in a Safe binder. Roughly 100 propaganda cards and covers including a scarce Austria and Germany unity card. A few non-German items snuck across the border. (Image)

A small but interesting group of mostly German covers of the Third Reich period. There are a couple forgeries and are indicated as such. An appealing lot for the German specialist and World War II collector. (Image)

Germany accumulation from the 1930s to the 1960s in a medium box. Roughly 150 commercial covers and postal stationery mostly in an Elbe stockbook or a small box. Inspection necessary as condition is rough. (Image)

Germany accumulation in six cartons. Thousands of modern German commercial covers from the latter decades of the 20th Century. Needs to find its way home with you. (Image)

Germany 19th Century city local issue postal stationery. Includes 54 items both mint and used. Condition mixed so; inspection recommended. (Image)

Accumulation roughly from the 1930s to early 1980s in a medium box. Hundreds of mainly Germany covers and postal stationery as well as some other European items tagging along. Most material is what you often encounter and condition concerns will need your inspection. (Image)

Germany couple of dozen pneumatic mail postal stationery from 1894-1908. Variety of street cancels making this an intriguing holding. (Image)

Nineteen Germany 1940-42 POW/Internment Camp covers. All mailed to Poland. (Image)