(B310-B313) on registered, backstamped 1st day F-VF (Image)

(Mi #W23) x2 tied by 23.1.29 Wiederwalgern cds. to U.S. (Image)

Germany accumulation in five cartons. Consists of thousands of FDCs, postal stationery, and commercial covers. FDCs run from the early 1950s to the early 2000s in cover albums. Also entails unused postal stationery in large multiples as purchased from the postal agency largely from the 1970s to the 1990s and commercial covers. Needs to find the right person who would appreciate this holding. (Image)

Germany Inflation Covers. Neat accumulation of German postcards, postal stationery, etc., 1916-1923, in an album or loose. Over 160 items. Large variety of inflation-era rates and uses. Attractive condition, with many destinations and cancels. Pay special attention to the dates. (Image)

Around twenty Germany AMG covers from 1945-1949. (Image)

Germany selection from 1912-1973 in a pizza size box. Over thirty-five mostly First Flight, catapult and rocket covers having roughly 50% from 1912 to 1939 (mostly all scanned) and the other 50% are modern from 1957-1973. (Image)

Germany eleven Patriotic cards from 1937-1938 (Image)

Germany Graf Zeppelin Around the World First Flight cacheted cover having two C37 canceled in Friedrichshafen on 15 August 1929. Backstamped Los Angeles on August 26. (Image)

Germany Graf Zeppelin First Flight cacheted cover canceled in Friedrichshafen on 15 Mai 1929. Dispatched on the North American flight. Due to engine trouble it had to turn back. This cover bears a notation in red noting the delivery delay due to “interruption of the flight.” Franked with one C37. (Image)

Germany collections in two cartons. Comprises thousands and thousands of mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, single, and souvenir sheets. Includes nine-volume Lindner hingeless albums and slipcases from 1872-2014 containing many favored and uncertified cancels, a no gum Winter Relief souvenir sheet plus an assortment of euros to count. Likewise entails two Scott Specialty albums from 1872-1975 and DDR from 1949-1972. Intriguing holding needing your examination to come up with a comfortable number. (Image)

An outstanding group of mid-twentieth century stamps appearing to be never hinged. Included are commemoratives, semi-postals, occupation, and semi-postal occupation items in single and set formats. The German collector will appreciate these for their quality. Highly recommended. (Image)

Gigantic Germany holding in five cartons from the Reno Estate. Tens of thousands mixed common mint and used stamps having immense backup in forty-five stockbooks varying in size, binders, and several albums. Good for searching for cancellations and varieties but best appropriate for selling by the stockbook or binder. A Germanic aficionado will say what a wunderbar lot. (Image)

Neat, Clean German Collection. Mixture of mint and used, 1872 to early 1970s. Safely housed in Showgard mounts and mounted onto Scott specialty pages. Almost complete for time period. Many premium items. Loving, knowledgeable selection and presentation of material. A few stamps might require an expert’s eye for full evaluation. Huge total catalog value. See scans. (Image)

Germany selection roughly from the 1880s to the 1960s in one carton from the Reno Estate. Seventeen counter books containing several thousands mixed mint and used stamps having useful backup. Catalog values are older having many having wishful pricing which should be disregarded when viewing. Also many of the classics are “wounded (damaged)” All in all still a useful offering if able to find a new home. (Image)

DDR and Berlin collections in three clean Scott Specialty albums one carton. Encompasses thousands of mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, singles, and souvenir sheets. DDR runs from 1949-1990 in two albums and Berlin from 1948-1987 in one album. A solid offering. (Image)

A very nice attractive collection in six Schaubek albums. Some notable items are #1, 2, 24 and 25 as well as desirable duplication. Continuing to 1991 with some sections having a parallel mint and used selection. Many of the souvenir sheets are present. A great opportunity for the novice German collector with opportunities to build upon a solid foundation. (Image)

An extensive holding into the tens of thousands, of collector duplicates housed in stockbooks and glassines. Most is newer issues to 1993 but some earlier are present. Exceptional condition throughout makes this a desirable group. (Image)

Group of what used to be wonderful Zusammendrucke issues from Germania to the Third Reich. No advertising labels and weak Weimar Republic. Most if not all have been exposed to long term humidity and moisture and are now in varying degrees of being stuck down. Some good values in the used triples which will be easily salvaged. Maybe with some elbow grease and a good sweat box some no gum examples will be rescued. Take a look! (Image)

German Areas Starter. Clean intermediate-level collection of Germany, German states, etc. in a one-volume Minkus album. Nineteenth century to late 1970s. Mixture of mint and used, singles and sets. Includes surprises. Mixed condition, but mainly presentable and desirable. A few stamps might require an expert's eye for full evaluation. Also contains seven volumes of German fleet mail, German maritime mail, and foreign warships official visits to German ports. Hundreds of covers, each item researched and described. Lot concludes with a bag and small box of miscellaneous German stamps on paper. Golden opportunity to start a new collecting interest. (Image)

German Delights. Five small volumes of singles and sets, post-WWII to 1979. Covers (1) Occupied Zones, June 1945 to 1949; (2) German Democratic Republic, 1949-1979; and (3) Federal Republic of Germany, 1949-1976. Arranged carefully, with annotation and evaluation. Various levels of duplication. Includes many out-of-the-ordinary local and overprint issues. Some items might require an expert’s eye for full evaluation. Small in size but big in philatelic appeal. (Image)

Germany collections in one carton. Hundreds and hundreds of mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, and singles. Entails two Davo albums from 1872-1992 and one Scott album from 1872-1988. Both are rudimentary collections which are still good foundations for constructing a new collecting area. Go for it. (Image)

Thousands of mint and used stamps in seven cartons. A large selection of Ersttagsblatt and year sets. Stockbooks containing collector’s extras could have some hidden treasure. Look carefully and see what you may uncover. (Image)

Assortment of mainly Germany WW II items in a thin stock book. Comprises approximately one hundred mint stamps and souvenir sheets having beneficial backup. Includes Belgian, French volunteers, German forgeries etc. plus a small offering of WW I Ruhlehen POW Camp. A lot for the historian or specialist. (Image)

Germany seven encased postage stamp advertising items mostly from the 1920s. Interesting philatelic items. (Image)

Small group of interesting, unrelated items. All clean. (Image)