Bavaria collection of a couple hundred mixed mint, used and CTO stamps on Scott Specialty pages. Mainly what one would expect, but with surprises here and there such as: mint #88-91, used classic multiples, and a run of zusammendrucke. Also includes nearly fifty covers mainly run of the mill. Enough here to please any collector. (Image)

(29a) wmk 93 og F-VF (Image)

(36) 10Kr. used signed F-VF (Image)

(J1) used with PF cert. nice margins F-VF (Image)

(62a) inverted “S” with BPA cert. og F-VF (Image)

Cameroun, French occupations group of three philatelic covers posted in 1918, on a small size cards and covers. Only one is correctly backstamped. A bit soiled, but clear markings. All have webphotos. (Image)

Striking Danzig selection from 1762 to 1940 in a pizza size box. Over seventy commercial covers, FDCs, postal stationery, and postcards on Scott pages. Am impressive offering of Danzig postal history containing many not often seen items. Carefully and thoughtful contemplation required. (Image)

(241-254) German administration NH F-VF set (Image)

Danzig 1932 International Airpost Exhibition Zeppelin card using a complete set # C31-C35. From Kar-und Seebader (30.7.32) to Braunschweig. Not flown. Commemorative cancel. Stamps on both sides of card. Philatelic hand back? (Image)

Danzig Registered Airmail card (22.10.32) to Friedrichshafen via Berlin (23.10.32) then on to Rio de Janeiro (28.10.32). Uses #173 and C30 as its franking. Clean clear markings. (Image)

Danzig Graf Zeppelin South America Flight cacheted registered cover canceled on October 13, 1931. Has several transit marks including Pernambuco on October 20 before reaching its final destination of Wall Street, New York City on November 12. (Image)

An excellent collection beautifully presented in two Scott albums. Some of the scarcer items are the souvenir sheets #144a, 146a, B21a, B35a and #82-84. This collection is virtually complete and has a few covers that increase interest because their historical importance. Some of the early items have 'Berlin' cancellations. A desirable collection in tip top condition. (Image)

Post-WWII Cover Bonanza. Several hundred envelopes, postal cards, and postcards from locations in Germany and Romania, addressed to Cleveland, Ohio. Lots of material from 1947 and 1948, with items into the 1970’s. Features plenty of definitive stamps and commemoratives tied with clear cancels. Also loads of auxiliary markings, labels, etc. Includes communication of various sorts from post-WWII zones, Federal Republic of Germany, German Democratic Republic, and Romania. Along for the ride is a binder of oversized covers, philatelic or special event creations, and miscellaneous mint and used stamps. Will yield a fascinating overview of rates and markings and provide information about post-war conditions in central Europe. (Image)

Just over 100 covers and cards from all over the German Area. All saved for a reason and removed from the pages of a highly specialized German Area collection. Interesting frankings, cancels, usages, and destinations. Eras begin with a few Empire and inflation stopping at around 1932. Ranges from common and philatelic to scarce and commercial. A score of better are shown in the webphotos. (Image)

Just the Best from the Gator Estate. Six-volume dealer’s stock of high-end singles and sets, nineteenth century to post-WWII era. Loads of stamps to admire and drool over. All items are mounted on sales sheets, identified by Scott and/or Michel numbers, and priced; additional descriptive details are often noted. Includes material from German Empire, WWI, Third Reich, WWII, Federal Republic, German Democratic Republic, German colonies, etc. Some items have certificates or are signed by experts; others might require an expert’s eye for full evaluation. View and enjoy. (Image)

Seize the Day. Ten-piece treasure trove of Germany and areas, 1872-1999. Ready for a new owner and new direction. Includes various phases and emphases of German philately, e.g., German Empire, Third Reich, Federal Republic, WWI and WWII Occupation, German Democratic Republic, Saar, etc. Mounted on hingeless pages, housed in expensive, occasionally somewhat worn binders or bound together with a rubber band. Numerous complete sets and elusive items, with many pages well-filled. Seductive opportunity to start a new collecting venture at a high level. Offered reasonably. View the scans for an introduction to this lot. (Image)

No Nonsense German Collection. Neat, clean, serious collection of German area stamps, nineteenth century to 1960’s. Everything is hinged onto Minkus specialty pages. Includes representation of German states and colonies, German Empire, Weimar Republic, Third Reich, Occupation, and West Germany. Also contains a noteworthy section of East German stamps. Certain singles and sets will require an expert’s eye for full evaluation. High total catalog value. Spend time examining this holding and bid aggressively. (Image)

Occupation of Germany Assemblage. Wow! Clean, organized, delectable holding of desirable post-WWI and post-WWII material mounted onto Scott specialty pages. Includes stamps issued under Belgian occupation as well as A.M.G. issues, singles and sets issued under French occupation, and various definitives and commemoratives issued for Berlin. Loaded with hundreds of stamps, and most sections appear to be complete. Some items will require an expert's eye for full evaluation. See numerous scans for an introduction to this lot. (Image)

This impressive group begins with Allenstein, missing only #18 but has additional partial sheets. The Danzig holding is extensive and includes paper varieties, and other specialties. Heligoland and Marienwerder are also included with a couple better items. There is a Memel group that has additional material of value. The Posen issue and the Poland Offices in Danzig have better items (see photos). This group closes with Schleswig and Upper Silesia. It is an interesting assemblage that would interest the specialist and advanced German collector or any one wanting to proceed in that direction. (Image)

No More Worries. At least not about the German Administration and/or Occupation section of your collection. Enviable holding mounted onto Scott specialty pages. Many stamps and a high total catalog value. Includes strong representation of the German occupation of Belgium, Bohemia and Moravia, Slovakia, France, Poland, Serbia, etc. Some singles and sets will require an expert’s eye for full evaluation. Enjoyable lot to view and even more pleasurable to own. (Image)

German States and Plebiscite Regions from the 1870s to the 1950s in a medium box. Comprises of hundreds mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, and singles in two binders on album pages. Involves Danzig, Saar, Bavaria, Wurttemberg etc. Good basic material offered to tempt you to start a new collecting area (Image)

German East Africa Belgian Military Occupation selection from 1918 to 1927. Comprises around twenty postally used postcards nicely arranged of Scott album pages. Nice holding for anyone who enjoys this area of postal history or as a WW I afficando. (Image)

(38) 60H. used F-VF (Image)

Three German East Africa British Occupation covers. Consists of two multifranking registered covers having GEA overprinted stamps canceled on December 12, 1918. Both mailed to Bombay, India and both have old mount remains on their reverses. Also includes a single franked cover on January 10, 1919 canceled in Mwanza and mailed to New York City. Old mount remains on back flap as well as several tears. (Image)

German Offices in Turkey accumulation of 18, seven covers, two wrappers, and 9 postcards. Clean, unusual, both in rates and usages, and all have webphotos. (Image)