#N106-21, 1917 1c-20R George V overprinted "G.E.A.", including the 75c and 1R on emerald back. o.g., h.r., 10R and 20R l.h., fine-very fine (Scott $612.50; S.G. #45-61; £567). (Image)

Est. $200-300

#N122, 1917 50R Gray green and red, overprinted "G.E.A.", o.g., lightly hinged, fresh and very fine (Scott $750.00; S.G.#62; £750). (Image)

Est. $300-400

#B57, 1933 40pf + 35pf Wagner, fresh mint block of four, near perfect centering, o.g., top pair with a faint trace of gum disturbance, the bottom stamps n.h., extremely fine (Scott $1,750.00). (Image)

Est. $400-500

Germany and area vast and voluminous mostly mint accumulation of collections and stocks housed in 37 albums or stockbooks filling 4 large cartons, about a third of it is collections which include some better items such as a mint Posthorn set, Heuss set, semi-postals, early Berlin, etc., the rest is in the form of stock, with stockbook after stockbook simply crammed full with mint singles, sets and souvenir these being nearly all 20th century, especially the post-war period, condition can be a problem in places, with toning, gum glazing or stuck together (mostly lightly), but other portions are completely unaffected so a careful examination if strongly suggested; overall just a tremendous number of mint stamps.

Est. $3,000-4,000

German Reich stationery cards, around 150 examples, used and predominantly unused, picture items for the most part, including an interesting range of mainly different designs, some used examples including commemorative cancellations and additional frankings; very fine.

Est. $200-300

German Democratic Republic mint collection contained in one Scott album, nearly complete to 1985, apparently all n.h., including 1953 portrait types of Russian occupation set, Marx souvenir sheets and other valuable sets in the early period; very fine.

Est. $400-500