German Democratic Republic. Four-volume collection in like new luxury Palo albums with slipcases. Spotty representation of Soviet zones; almost complete coverage afterwards to reunification. Includes singles, sets, and souvenir sheets. Postally used or CTO. Contains a few covers, used items on piece, etc. Lovingly assembled. Worth completing. (Image)

A collection from 1949-1990 in three Lighthouse hingeless albums with slipcases. Some scarcer material early then basically complete from 1970 to 1990. This is a fresh group that is worth your time to view. (Image)

Third Reich Bonanza. Large 1930’s and 1940’s collection of German area philately. Includes occupied territories, Germany proper, war-related propaganda, fantasy creations, etc. Features mint and used stamps, commercial mail, Feldpost, censored mail, booklet panes, forgeries, reproductions, leaflets, and much more. Some items might require an expert's eye for full evaluation. Mounted carefully on computer generated pages, often with identification and description. Ready for a new owner with new ideas and new energy. (Image)

A strong four volume collection in loose leaf binders looking for a first-class album. Included are Bavaria, Wurttemberg, Danzig, Saar, World War II Occupation, Memel and more. Many complete sets and better valued items. Wonderful selection the German collector would enjoy examining. Take a look. (Image)

A better group than normally encountered. Three of the albums (two Davo hingeless) are a collection that can easily be built upon and the remaining stock book is filled with early used that require close inspection. Duplication exists. A collector will enjoy sorting through this group. (Image)

Nifty accumulation on a dozen Hagner pages. Allenstein is complete, Danzig nearly complete including #30d, and many mint Saar sets. Would put a spark into any basic Germany collection. (Image)

German Area catchall Lot. Large mass of miscellaneous items mainly from 1930’s and 1940’s. Includes covers, postcards, propaganda, booklet panes, leaflets, singles, sets, reproductions, etc. Some items might require an expert’s eye for full evaluation. Treasure and trash. Photos give a good indication of strengths and weaknesses of this lot. (Image)

Stash of German covers recently discovered. Over one thousand individual items, primarily 1930’s and 1940’s. Unsorted, some identified, gobs of commercial covers, philatelic creations, mint and used art cards, military mail, etc. A few items might require an expert’s eye for full evaluation. Impressive representation of a popular period in philately. Neat, clean, fresh and eye-catching. (Image)

WWI POW Cover Collection of over seventy items. Comprehensive, almost all from different German camps. Legible cancels and auxiliary markings. Includes messages of various sorts. Admirable condition. (Image)

Genuine or Fake? Group of Litzmannstadt Ghetto stamps and covers for reference. Presumed fake, but you be the judge. (Image)

Germany mint collection appears complete from 1932 to 1944 in a Palo hingeless album. Highlights in Winter Relief and Ostropa souvenir sheets and C35-37, C38-39, C40-42, and C48-45. Nice collection worthy of your attention. (Image)

A rather better stock than normally encountered. There is small number of early items but picks up in the 30s and 40s. Berlin airlift covers and postal cards are present with interesting items. This is a lot made for the dealer or collector. Look carefully to uncover the gems. (Image)

About ninety mainly Germany propaganda cards from the 1930s to 1943 in a binder. Terrific variety but examination required as condition varies. A good foundation lot for starting a new collecting area. (Image)

Up, Up, and Away. Zeppelin cover collection. Twenty items, nice variety and above average condition. Numerous cancels, auxiliary markings, frankings, etc. Mainly from Germany, but includes material from Hungary, Switzerland, Brazil, and Spain. Nice mixture of philatelic and commercial correspondence. (Image)

German Postal Stationery. Nineteenth century Stadtpost covers or similar. Mostly unused. Approximately forty items. Includes material from Essen, Chemnitz, Dresden, Frankfurt, Berlin, etc. Mixed condition. (Image)

Pneumatic Mail from Berlin. Twenty-four examples of covers labeled "Rohrpost-Brief" or "Rohrpost-Karte." Postmarked in Berlin between 1888 and 1918. Clean and fresh. Useful additions to a German postal history collection or retail stock. (Image)

Propaganda Cards. Third Reich Saar Liberation, 1935. Three different, including one fold-out item. See scans. (Image)

German Propaganda of the 1930’s and 1940’s. Over seventy propaganda postcards celebrating Hitler and National Socialism. Posted and unposted, with and without writing. Mixed condition. Lots of Hitler themed items, but also some less common material. (Image)

Third Reich buffet. A mixture of over seventy postcards, propaganda photos, and postal cards. Posted and unposted. Numerous cancels, origins and destinations. Mixed condition. Includes one SS Feldpost cover. Many topics, image styles, and printing methods. Useful lot. (Image)

O' Tannenbaum! Fifty German Christmas postcards. Third Reich time period with a few later. Mostly mailed, with messages, stamps, cancels, etc. Many different Feldpost units, diverse images, assorted printing styles and methods. Above-average condition. (Image)

(48) proof pair (Mi #47UII) NH VF (Image)

(B292-B293) Storm Troopers in folded sheets of fifty x2 NH with usual gum skips and inclusions some perf separation F-VF sets (Image)

(Mi #17, 29) Propaganda forgeries, NH both with certs. 2nd slightly toned o/w F-VF (Image)

Herman Goering unlisted propaganda souvenir sheet NH gum bends F-VF (Image)

Unpicked mint and used 1872-1992 Germany and areas plus a 1949-1990 Berlin collection offered as received. Very clean and ready for infusion into an ongoing collector’s endeavor. (Image)