Two Bavaria first flight postcards consisting of one Higgins & Gage #15A unused and one 15B cancelled on 18.10.1912 in Nurnberg. (Image)

Berlin complete collection in a Lighthouse hingeless album from 1948 to 1990. Consist of hundreds and hundreds of mint stamps in full sets, singles, and souvenir sheets. Includes Scott #9NB1-9NB3 Bear sheet. Terrific opportunity to own a complete issuing entity. (Image)

All mint collection in two Lindner hingeless albums to 1989. An attractive group that is mostly never hinged. An opportunity to work toward completion by picking up the few missing items. Take time to view. (Image)

(4) ¼ sgr. used VF (Image)

Small group of Danzig stamps with a high catalog value. (Image)

Desirable collection of Danzig 1920 to 1939 on Specialty pages. Includes a #47 and a #48, mint, with a Friedl/Mueller certificate from 1947. A bit old, but its hard to imagine better experts for that time. Highly complete. (Image)

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

A collectors collection in two binders of neatly cancelled items including souvenir sheets. German collectors take time to view this one. (Image)

East Germany collection from 1849-1990 in a two Schaubek albums in a one carton. Encompasses hundreds and hundreds of mint and stamps in mostly full, sets, singles, and souvenir sheets. The first album is mainly cancelled and the second album is mixed mint and used having all mint from 1978 to end. (Image)

(259-264a) East Germany First Flight cover Engels 135th Anniversary of Birth souvenir sheet cancelled on 1.9.1956 in Dresden. Mailed to Elmhurst, New York. (Image)

(58-67) NH blocks some stamps with offset from different stamps F-VF set (Image)

Wonderful beginning to a Germany/German States collection with a huge catalog value. Folder countries comprise the arrangement of this group and many images accompany the selection. Mounting in an album will make this a serious collection to continue. Well worth your time to view. (Image)

Parallel mint and used collection of plebiscites, occupations, offices, and colonies. Superb quality makes this a must-see lot. Well worth a view by the specialist. (Image)

Abnormalities Can Be Beautiful. Thirty-seven double-sided VARIO pages with around 1,400 choice examples of varieties, errors, misprints, plate flaws, etc. of popular German-area issues, nineteenth century to 2000s. Also features postmark and cancel peculiarities. Includes material from German states, German Empire, Inflation period, Third Reich, post-WWII zones, BRD, DDR, and post-1990 reunification era. Mix of singles and sets, mint and used, MNH and hinged. Chosen for appearance and desirability. Most items housed in mounts and identified according to Michel catalog number and Euro value. Clean, exciting, and memorable. In-person viewing recommended. (Image)

Highly specialized parallel mint and used collection of post war locals, occupied zones, and AMG’s collected in accordance with Michel. Nothing has been expertized. Well worth a careful view by a specialist. (Image)

An interesting mix of German States, early Germany, Saar, mid-twentieth century, DDR, and Berlin. It is a consignment remainder but with a specialized edge (note images). Something for everyone. (Image)

Collection of singles, sets, and souvenir sheets from German-occupied territory during WWII. Mounted in a Lighhouse hingeless album. Includes material from Poland, Albania, Kotor, Ljubljana, Lithuania, Montenegro, Serbia, Zakynthos, Zara, etc. Fantastic representation and in excellent condition. Some material expertized; some items might require an expert's eye for full evaluation. Photos show selected highlights. (Image)

German Stamp Stock. Over ninety singles and sets on sales cards. Includes material from German states, Plebiscite Territories, Weimar Republic, Third Reich, German occupations, post-WWII zones, and more. All items identified by Michel catalog number and valued in Euros. Some material is expertized. Used, MH, and MNH. Above-average condition. (Image)

Third Reich Creativity. Twenty pages of assorted issues valid throughout the Third Reich, including the Ostmark (Austria), 1938-1945. Most spaces are filled; everything appears to be MNH VF+++. Plenty of topical material. Choice coverage of a popular field. (Image)

Middle-of-the-Twentieth-Century Cover Holding. Souvenirs of a dangerous, controversial, and sad time. Features over two hundred items, including internment camp mail, censored mail, postcard communication within the Third Reich, mail to and from Switzerland, holiday greetings, and postal stationery. Also contains a few pre- and post-WWII items. Mailed within Germany, Austria, Great Britain, Italy, etc. Minimal wear and tear, with most material in excellent condition. Appears to be the remnants of a family correspondence. (Image)

Camp Life. Four WWII internment camp letters and postcards. Acceptable condition, with legible postmarks, auxiliary markings, messages, addresses, signatures, etc. English translation provided for one item. Photos show entire lot. (Image)

Germany, some Berlin, and DDR accumulation having the majority from the 1940s to the 1980s in one carton. Owner’s count of 1,250+ involving common commercial covers, postal stationery, and a few FDCs. Roughly 5% are “fronts” mostly from the WW II era which are good for cancels About half are registered representing a variety of towns and villages. Contains many different rates, air etiquettes, various labels, and special services. Tremendous material for a German specialty bargain table. (Image)

German Colonies. Twenty-one hingeless KABE album pages filled with mainly mint, hinged material from assorted German offices and colonies. Most material is VF; a small number of issues show slight toning or minor imperfections. Good opportunity to acquire most of the colonial issues in one purchase. (Image)

German East Africa forerunner postal cancelled in Ragamoyo, the first capital of this colony, on 16.9.1891. Mailed to Schmiedeberg, Germany. (Image)

(11-21) Hohenzollern used F-VF set (Image)