Germany and Area accumulation from the bulky unsorted part of the Cornwall Creek estate filling one carton. Encompasses: two decent Germany Empire collections, a better than intermediate States group on various pages, a bunch of folder collections of German Area with an emphasis in Colonies, occupations and odd stuff, an interesting post war collection of various Zones plus Berlin, and a box of better catalog duplicates. Amassed as a prelude to purchasing hingeless albums which never happened. Huge uncounted catalog value in variable condition. Hundreds of internet sales possible here with just a little work with a Classic catalog. Or get the albums yourself and build an advanced collection possible with this one big carton. (Image)

Germany and Area dealer’s stock on over five hundred 102 size salescards with sometimes more than one item per a card. Strong in Danzig, states and empire to WW1. Everything is categorized and cataloged by Michel. Some faulty but in general better than most stocks. Ready made to put out on a bourse table. (Image)

German and Areas heavy stockbook of several hundred apparently mostly different. It’s a little difficult to tell exactly what’s here as the collector kind of randomly arranged the stamps. What can be readily discerned is there are a lot of mint sets, much medium to better grade that’s strong in Germany, Berlin and DDR. Looks like fun to disassemble and put into a collection. (Image)

German and Areas solid bread and butter mounted collection of a couple thousand with issues to the late 1980’s. strong 3rd Reich, helpful Bundesrepublic, Berlin and zones. A really good start. (Image)

Germany and Area sixteen salespages containing mostly different values and sets. Includes Germany, Berlin, postwar zones, Ljubljana, etc.. During inspection some regumming was spotted along several items in need of expertization. Huge potential catalog value with everything F-VF or better. (Image)

Germany and Area accumulation from an old holding in Southwest Michigan. Appears to be from a dealer's new issue stock mostly from the 1950s to 1970s. Many thousands from Germany, Berlin, DDR, and Austria along for the ride. Spotted a few older from the German States, the Empire etc. Some of the issues have up to five sets, also about 75% mint. It's unsorted and looks unpicked. Viewing recommended. (Image)