(67-76) Tercentenary og F-VF set (Image)

Australia assortment in two cartons. Breakdown consists of an album and slipcase containing dozens and dozens of booklets from 1927 to 2000 having some better early of which 75% are from Australia and 25% from New Zealand which are from the 1990s to 2004. Also includes eleven year sets from 2000 to 2015 and hundreds and hundreds of mint stamps in singles, full sets, blocks, and gutters custom-organized securely in mounts on loose album pages from 1952 to the 1990s but mostly from 1966 to end. The face in this lot will make it tempting, only you need a little fortitude to count it. (Image)

Australia mint and used stock with over half the value in the mint. Beneficial for the Kangaroos, KGV Heads and 1930’s pictorials. Also, the airs, dues and officials are notable. Issues to about 1940 and very clean. (Image)

(6) four pence og Fine (Image)

(18) Kookaburra NH F-VF (Image)

(44a) inverted watermark used Fine (Image)

(55) 10sh. used F-VF (Image)

(57) £1 used nibbled perf F-VF (Image)

(130-132) Sydney Bridge used F-VF set (Image)

(M1-M7) NH F-VF set (Image)

(O1-O2) og F-VF set (Image)

Australian States assortment from 1855 to 1912. Hundreds and hundreds of used stamps nicely arranged in sequential order and by State in a stockbook. Good for searching for cancellations, color, perforate varieties as you have plenty of useful backup to accomplish it. Examination necessary as the condition of the classics vary. (Image)

Australian States mint and used expertly identified on 6-ring pages and 102 size sales cards. The value is split about half and half between the mint and used with condition better than usually encountered. (Image)

(113a) chalky paper og F-VF (Image)

(MR4) used F-VF (Image)

(55) 2sh. og crease with Sissmondo cert. F-VF (Image)

(105-116) KGV og Fine set (Image)

(AR1) og F-VF (Image)

British twenty-two page stockbook filled with all different mint sets. Much NH starting with KGVI and for the most part stopping in the 1960’s. Strong in Hong Kong and the ex-british Middle East plus useful British Guiana, British Honduras, Cayman Islands, Cyprus, India, Jamaica, Malaya and States, Nyasaland, Sarawak and Virgin Islands. F-VF throughout. Popular area which would be beneficial to both dealer or collector. (Image)

Great Britain, Australia, Australian States, Canada and Provinces selection in a ¾ filled red box from the 1870s to the 1970s. Incorporates mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, and singles having beneficial backup. Highlights includes three Great Britain used #1. Already cataloged and priced by a knowledgeable owner on sales cards. Organized to sell at a percentage for internet, bourse sales or for your own red box stock. Take a look. (Image)

British counterbook containing medium to higher value retail material. Surrounding the typical high catalog, in average condition Great Britain and Canada are many very saleable mint and used values and sets from around the commonwealth. Lots of catalog value offered appropriately. (Image)

British collection mint QEII period of several hundred different on black stockpages. Runs to the late 1970’s and includes many sets. NH and og, clean throughout. (Image)

British Omnibus Royalty complete mint sets in three Lighthouse binders and slipcases in a medium carton. Involves 1935 Silver Jubilee, 1937 Coronation, 1946 Peace, 1947 Royal Visit, and 1949 UPU. Nicely arranged in sequential order by the collector and just waiting to occupy a shelf in your stamp cave. (Image)

British 29 dealer stockbooks from the Kitty Estate catalogued in the 2000's arranged by country. The lot has many complete sets and early singles. Some stronger areas; BAT, Laubaun, NewFoundland, Canada and Malta. There is more to dig out, so plan to take a long look to see if this one works for you. (Image)

British A-L (Aden to Leeward Islands) selection in one red box from the 1870s to the early 1970s. Comprises mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, and singles having profitable backup. Already cataloged and priced by a knowledgeable owner on sales cards stuffed into the box. Set up to sell at a percentage for internet or bourse sales. A moneymaker at our suggested bid. (Image)