A plate reconstruction collection. Condition is better than you would expect and deserves a serious look. Perfect for the specialist or wannabe. (Image)

An accumulation of a couple hundred Victorian issues. Superior condition throughout and worthy of a strong bid. The specialist may be interested in this one. Take a look. (Image)

Great Britain collection from 1850-2012 in one carton. Contains thousands of mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, singles, souvenir sheets, booklets, and panes adroitly mounted in black mounts having advantageous extras. Consists of four Scott Specialty albums and one binder. The main collection is in two overstuffed albums having Gibbons varieties, control numbers, other varieties, cancels, blocks, multiples, etc. The other two albums involve gutters and Regionals and the binder has booklets. Plenty of postage to count making this a bonus. Persistent viewing will be gratifying. (Image)

Dealer's stock of around 4000 "102" size sales cards from the Liberty Stamp Shop Estate. Strong early cancels and a few mint. Scott # 49 has plate varieties. The Queen Elizabeth II era has never hinged sets as well as many booklets. Some mixed condition on earlies as to be expected. Worth a careful look. (Image)

Great Britain collection from 1850 to 2002 in a medium box from the Metro Estate. Involves hundreds and hundreds of mixed mint and stamps in full, partial sets, singles, souvenir sheets, booklets, and booklet panes. All in one album having some sections mounted on a variety of eclectic pages. Lots of pounds face to count. An additional windfall is the Channel Islands which come along for the ride. (Image)

An attractive collection with most of the value in the early years. The clean stamps are mounted on computer generated paper and housed in a three-ring binder. An absorbing collection that requires a careful look. (Image)

A rather better stock on album pages and stock pages. It includes many of the colonies in groupings such as 1937 Coronation and Peace Issue. There is a strong selection of presentation booklets with a Cat. value of approximately $300. An interesting selection well worth your time to view. (Image)

Great Britain complete set of four different Mulready covers mounted in a binder from the Schneider Estate in a pizza size box. Includes U1 cancelled May 21, 1840 to Edinburgh, U2 unused, U3 cancelled Ju 3, 1840 to Liverpool, and U4 unused plus an extra unused unfolded U3. An atypical find in the philatelic market. Do not let this one get away. Go for it. (Image)

#5 four full margins on a transatlantic cover to the US (Michigan). Vivid markings in better than usually encountered condition. Huge Cat. value. (Image)

#5 four full margins on a transatlantic cover to the US (New York). Vivid markings in better than usually encountered condition. Huge Cat. value. (Image)

Great Britain cover #1 having an early date cancel of June 12, 1840 in Doncaster. Four margins with a red Maltese cross cancel makes this an attractive item. Two vertical folds lengthwise including through the cancel. (Image)

Mulready U3 one penny cover from the Schneider Estate cancelled in 1841. Difficult to read cancel and where it was addressed. (Image)

Great Britain Queen Victoria postal stationery cover from the Schneider Estate. Samples of Stationery Post Free Parkins & Gotto 24 Oxford St. Toning. (Image)

Great Britain Silver Jubilee #226-229 Silver Jubilee large FDC. Cancelled on May 7, 1935 in Edinburgh and mailed to Germany. Vertical fold left side. (Image)

Unused U3 Mulready one penny cover from the Schneider Estate. (Image)

Great Britain (1) Penny Black used four margins F-VF (Image)

Great Britain (1) used four margins just clearing at lower right F-VF (Image)

Great Britain (5) 1sh. used margin cuts in at bottom bright color Fine (Image)

Great Britain (108-109) QV used bright color F-VF set (Image)

Great Britain (122) 1sh. Jubilee og fresh F-VF (Image)

Great Britain (124) £1 used F-VF (Image)

Great Britain (317-733) NH blocks F-VF set (Image)

Great Britain (J39-J44) NH F-VF set (Image)

Great Britain (O41) KEVII og F-VF (Image)

Great Britain (O63) og hr. F-VF (Image)