Early British that will attract your attention like #3, 4, 96, 108, and 139. A quality group with many better cancellations. There are images of all including the commemorative labels. Take your time viewing this lot and enjoy. (Image)

Collection of approximately 80 different mounted on homemade pages from 1854 to 1881. Includes an emphasis on plate types but, also beneficial for a few multiples and premium cancels. Very high catalog total in better condition than average. (Image)

Never hinged accumulation sorted in over three hundred glassines. Runs from 1963 to 1997 with most being complete sets. Quality items for lists and internet sales. Take time to view this group. (Image)

About 1200 first-class rate stamps in “Smiler” sheets. A fresh and clean lot worth a view. (Image)

Great Britain collection/accumulation from 1850 to the 1970s in one carton. Hundreds and hundreds of mostly used stamps but also some mint having useful backup. Entails a Davo hingeless album and slipcase from 1850-1970. Highlights include used Scott #1 and #124. Likewise incorporates a folder and stock pages of extras beneficial for searching for cancels and varieties. Check it out. You might like it. (Image)

Nearly complete collection of #33’s mounted in a approval type book. Missing only four plate numbers (77, 211, 219 & 224). Number 225 has a short corner perf otherwise most are Fine or better. (Image)

(20) with vertical Oxford University precancel tied by an Oxford numeral/cds. Dual cancel. Cover is faulty, stamp is sound. With RPS cert. (Image)

(2) used with red and black Maltese Cross cancels 2 ½ margins Fine (Image)

(6) ten pence with a couple toned spots with APS cert. margin just touches at left and just cuts in at right og Fine (Image)

(74) 10 sh. used with heavy cancel creases Fine (Image)

(93) Five Pound Orange used F-VF (Image)

(110) £1 used with heavy cancel creases and small thin Fine (Image)

(110) One Pound used F-VF (Image)

(142) Edward Pound og F-VF (Image)

(176) £1 Seahorse used with light cancel various small faults Fine (Image)

Twenty pages of Herm Island stamps and covers. Like the better known Lundy, Herm issued local stamps for use on mail from the Island to Guernsey or Great Britain. One of the few lots we’ll ever describe as “cute”. (Image)

Never hinged accumulation with many sets sorted into almost 150 glassines. Quality material for someone who does lists. Well worth a view. (Image)

Never hinged accumulation sorted into 220 glassines. Runs from 1973 to 2007 and looks to be mostly sets. Great for the internet dealer and for lists. Make time to view this clean and fresh group. (Image)

Never hinged accumulation sorted into over two hundred glassines. Runs from 1969 to 1993 and looks to be mostly sets. An opportunity to pick up fresh material for lists and internet sales. (Image)

Beginning with German Occupation covers and continuing to 1997 there are many interesting items. Registered first day covers of German Occupation, memorabilia from the Victorian period, and Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee stamp booklet are among the more interesting philatelic items. The material is either blocks, mini sheets or covers. You may want to spend a little extra time viewing this lot. (Image)

Nice collection in a pair of Scott Specialty albums. The first album has Great Britain and includes (used) a Penny Black; the 6p embossed; a group of 33 collected by plate number; 57 (2); and 124. A few of the earlier mint highlights are 82 and 104. Good back of the book is here as well. The collection is mostly complete from about 1924 to the mid 1980’s. The second album houses the Channel Islands with useful Alderney, Guernsey, and Isle of Mann. Both albums have pages running to 1999 with stamps ceasing in the mid 1980’s. Worth a serious look. (Image)

A collection of several hundred different mounted in a clean Scott specialty album to the mid 1990’s. Early items of interest are #1, 37, 39, 44, 96, 108, 139, 140, 173 and more. A collection worth improving and expanding. Make time to view this one. (Image)