Twenty-one counter books roughly from the late 19th Century to the 1990s in one large carton. Comprises hundreds and hundreds of mostly mint having much NH as well as some used in full, partial sets, singles, and souvenir sheets having saleable backup. Owner’s 2014 Cat. value of $20,300 which should be used as a reference only. From all over the four corners of the globe when the British planted their flag except for Canada. A selection which should be inspected as it might be your cup of tea. (Image)

Useful country collections either mounted or on stockpages. The best one is Newfoundland followed by New Zealand but the Canada combined has the most interesting value. Good for breakdown or for a dealer to put out on their bourse table for easy profits. Offered appropriately (Image)

Binder filled with miscellaneous commemoratives, definitives, BOB, etc. from a wide range of British Commonwealth countries, mainly pre-1960. Stamps mounted on Vario stockpages and manila stockpages. Somewhat organized, with most items identified and priced according to Scott Cat.ue. Hundreds of intermediate-level singles and sets. Better countries include South Africa, Hong Kong, and British Asia. Thousands of stamps and a very high total Cat.ue value. Minimal duplication. Could form the basis of a large British area collection. (Image)

Stockbook of several hundred different. All complete mint sets with some NH. Runs from the mid 1930’s to the early QEII period. Includes many Silver Jubilees, Silver Weddings and 1949 UPU’s. A few faults but mostly F-VF or better. (Image)

Old holding of Great Britain and colonies in three albums and one stockbook from the 1860s to the 1950s in two cartons. Contains hundreds and hundreds of mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, and singles having beneficial backup The best is a collection in a custom-organized Grande album; followed by a British America Scott Specialty. Spotted some interesting nuggets and a useful assortment for searching for cancellation or varieties. Recommended inspection. (Image)

A-Z selection in two red boxes from the 1870s to the 1960s. Comprises about 600 #102 sale cards having mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, and singles having profitable backup. Coming along for the ride is a section of Portugal and Spain and their colonies. Already Cat.ed and priced by a knowledgeable owner. Set up to sell at a percentage for internet or bourse sales. A moneymaker at our suggested bid. (Image)

Carefully hinged mint and used collection of New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island. Mostly F-VF. Mounted on somewhat worn Scott specialty pages. Slightly remaindered, but still filled with many better and intermediate items. Contains mint and used copies of many sets and singles, arranged on duplicate pages. Close inspection important for evaluation of shade and color varieties. Worth a thorough viewing. (Image)

Large hoard of Australia, New Zealand, etc. MNH, MH, and used housed on homemade pages, sales cards, and stockpages. Arranged by Scott Cat.ue number. Somewhat disorganized, with some items out of order or misidentified. Occasional duplication, but not excessive. Condition mixed, but many sound stamps present. Many attractive cancels. Huge total Cat.ue value. Nice for further expansion or incorporation into a dealer's stock. (Image)

Stockbook assortment from 1901 to 1931. Hundreds of mainly mint stamps having BOB and joyful backup. What Gibbons varieties might be hiding here make this a must view lot for the specialist. (Image)