(23-32) KGV og F-VF set (Image)

Australia mainly mint collection in a hodge podge of folders, envelopes, albums, cigar boxes, and pizza size boxes circa 1913-2014. the owner Cat.ed everything back in 2016/17 and it came to just over $30,000.00 cat. Which needs a little adjustment for face postage, used duplicates, accounting errors, and recent Cat. downgrades, etc. Disjointed but fairly complete mint 1950-2014. High face value. Missing most of the early power, but does include a 5 shilling bridge and mint #218-221. A set of new hingeless albums would be an appropriate resting place. (Image)

Clean, compact grouping of five different selections of stamps, 1918 to immediate post-WWII period. Includes definitives and commemoratives, loosely organized—sometimes by chronology, sometimes by issue type—and features flyspecking of early stamps. Mixed mint and used, mounted on various pages. Condition varies. (Image)

(95) Kookaburra sheet pair og hrs. has been folded vertically and horizontally F-VF (Image)

(219-221) with specimen overprints NH F-VF set (Image)

Assortment from 1860s to 1912. Over thirty counter or sales cards having used stamps Examination necessary as the condition of the classics vary. Useful for a worldwide collection. (Image)

Selection of several hundred FDCs, commercial covers, postal stationery in three binders from the 1860s to the 1970s. Involves fascinating British, Bermuda, Australia etc. Inspection recommended. (Image)

(CD302) Coronation NH F-VF set (Image)

(1) og with marginal watermark toned perf o/w F-VF (Image)

(84-96) og Fine set (Image)

Around 120 modern England booklets. Some premium. Many First and Second Class booklets of ten. Huge face. Mainly all different. Count the face; a bargain at the suggested bid. (Image)

Over 250 Royal Mail Presentation Packs from the 1970s to the 1990s mostly two of each issue. (Image)

Primarily used collection 1840-1936. Starts with #1 and #2. Largely complete, some shingled up for plate types, good representation of officials. Typical heavy cancels, usual mixed condition. Offered cheaply. (Image)

Intriguing grouping of definitives in typical mixed condition, 1840-1948. Multiple copies of most issues. Good opportunity for cancel and variety hunting. Precisely organized and labeled on dealer cards and pages. Cat.ue about $28,000.00. (Image)

Unusual Post Office Training School selection/assortment from 1937 to the 1980s on stock and blank pages in a binder. Involves hundreds and hundreds of mint stamps and booklets having enjoyable backup. Includes definitives and postage dues which were meant for training postal personel. Difficult to find so comprehensive. Do not let this slip away. (Image)

Seven Great Britain covers from the Classic period 1879-1885. Interesting markings and destinations. Three West India mail via San Francisco from Manchester using #70, England to Mexico. A couple to Hamburg. Plenty of faults, folds, tears, missing parts of backs, folds, stains, etc. Good postal history group with webphotos of them of all. (Image)

(1) Penny Black used on small piece margins just touch at top and bottom Fine (Image)

(110) One Pound used filled thins short perfs o/w good color Fine (Image)

(142) Edward Pound used vertical pressed out crease F-VF (Image)

(BK91a) booklet NH VF (Image)

(5) three margin stamps 1853 cover backstamped in Carlisle and transit in Liverpool Mailed to Morton, Tazewell County, Illinois having a nice red cancel on its obverse. (Image)

(2) cancelled in Portland Place, London on 2 Feb 1842. Appears to have been mailed to another place in London starting with Lincolns. Neat scarce postal history. (Image)

(4) sent on 29th May 1845 from Hamilton. Red Hamilton box receiving cancel. Margin cut shows parts of two other stamps. Folded vertically middle. (Image)

(5) Horizontal strip of five cancelled on August 20, 1849. Mailed and canceled on August 21 in Boulogne, France. Several margins have been cut close as well as the cover appears to have been trimmed too. (Image)

(5) pair one stamp folded through center of one stamp, margains cut close, and one side diagonally. Cancelled on August 19, 1853 and mailed to an attorney in New York. (Image)