(8) og bright F-VF (Image)

Mint and used collection on International pages running to about 2000. Includes a few moderately better early sets and singles and significant face in the decimal era. The photos provide a taste of this pleasing group which would benefit from new pages and album. Owner’s catalog value over $1950. (Image)

Australia 1988 Bicentennial selection in one carton. Roughly 250 cacheted FDCs having over fifty hand painted having an excellent variety. Several FDCs have the joint US and Australia issues. Contains some unusual, neat hand painted which are not often seen. Don’t let this one slip by. (Image)

(95a) Kookaburra sheet og F-VF (Image)

(365-379) Navigators og F-VF set (Image)

(J1-J8) og hrs. F-VF set (Image)

Excellent Australia and Area collection on Scott Specialty pages in three binders. Most of the value in Australia itself with good Roo’s, strong George V heads and virtually complete mint from 1930’s to late 1990’s – meaning a huge face value. The Australian States are sparse, Christmas and Cocos Islands largely complete and value in New Guinea, Papua, and a couple other stray places. Includes a fourth binder with duplicated Australian booklets adding to the face count. A strong lot for dealer or collector. Don’t be the underbidder for this Down Under group. (Image)

(113a) corner block hinged in the margin o/w NH F-VF (Image)

Thousands of mostly mint never hinged and used in sets, partial sets, and singles, from 1980 to 1990s. Set up on about seven hundred black stock cards with significant duplication, including gutter pairs, blocks and other marginal pieces. Perfect material for the internet or show dealer, and the mail order dealer, as it is ‘ready to sell’. Quality material with high retail value. Well worth your time to view. (Image)

Barbados ½ d postal stationery wrapper sent from St. George on November 2, 1934, rated 1/2d short paid by the GPO having circled T at the left. Due postage was paid by diagonal half of the one cent postage due. Stanley Gibbons #D2a having “1/2d” in red manuscript on the stamp, well tied by both the GPO on November 2 and by the Christ Church receiving on November 3. Rare usage and a must for the British colonies or Barbados postal history collector. (Image)

(5,5a) shades 1st the margin just touches at lower left F-VF (Image)

Approximately forty-five stockbooks, albums and binders filled with tens of thousands of stamps which are from Great Britain, British Commonwealth and colonies. India, New Zealand, Australia, Papua, with a small group of Latakia, Hong Kong and more. The early period has mixed condition and some duplication. The twentieth century issues are mint and used with duplication and many of the recent are never hinged and over all fine to very fine. This one really deserves an extended viewing. (Image)

Worldwide British that has better material throughout. Many complete sets some are never hinged. Well over a thousand stamps providing an excellent beginning. Remounting in a new album will do wonders. (Image)

Great Britain and colonies royalty selection in a binder and slipcase. Involves complete sets on black stock pages, arranged in ABC order for King George V 1935 Silver Jubilee, King George VI 1948 Silver Wedding, and 1937 Coronation. Appears stamps are NH after spot checking.. Very attractive lot especially for the royal aficionado. (Image)

Attractive Colonies accumulation including India in a Specialty album, British Caribbean in stock pages and a box, and British South West Pacific in a box, with Cook Islands, Australia, NZ, etc. More than a few nice cancels here, and lots of singles and sets to investigate. Great lot for the colonies aficionado. Some minor duplication. (Image)

A few thousand rough sorted on about one hundred stock pages with better items here and there. A great lot for the internet or show dealer. Give yourself extra time to view this group. (Image)

A pair of Scott Specialty albums running to about 1960 housing a somewhat scattered collection of mixed mint and used. Several complete definitive sets from the George IV and QE II eras are present together with other sets or useful singles. No single country stands out as strongest but there are useful items in virtually all. See photos for a sample. Stamps are affixed with a mixture of hinges, mounts and tape (archival?). With care, the tape is easily removed and we saw no detrimental effect to either stamps or album pages. However, it is probably prudent to remount those stamps with a more philatelically friendly method. A pleasing collection. (Image)

Five Scott Specialized albums containing a great beginning for the British Empire enthusiast. This collection is populated with thousands of stamps that can be built upon. A desirable group that you will enjoy viewing. (Image)

A better accumulation with many singles and sets. The internet dealer and one who makes lists will find it useful. Some nineteenth century material, and souvenir sheets are also present. Make time to view. (Image)

Scott Specialty album running to about 1980 housing a useful collection of mixed mint and used Cyprus, Ireland, Malta, and Gibraltar. Several complete definitive sets from the George IV and QE II eras are present together with other sets or useful singles. Stamps are affixed with a mixture of hinges, mounts and tape (archival?). With care, the tape is easily removed and we saw no detrimental effect to either stamps or album pages. However, it is probably prudent to remount those stamps with a more philatelically friendly method. A pleasing collection. (Image)

Attractive mint collection in a specialty album of Palestine and Bahrain from 1930’s to early 1980’s. Bulk of value is in Bahrain, including early sets and much that is never hinged. Well mounted, a great collection to enhance yours or for breakdown. Not often seen. (Image)

British Oceania collections consisting of Australia from 1913-86, New Zealand from 1882-1992, and both their Dependencies in four like new Scott albums in one carton. Incorporates hundreds and hundreds of mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, singles, and souvenir sheets. Worthy of your attention. (Image)

Quality material from New Guinea and Papua New Guinea mostly mint. Some sets are complete, some nearly so. Well worth a view. (Image)

Unusual and attractive selection of the Falklands Centenary issue to 1 Shilling on sturdy Elbe pages. Includes stamps, blocks of four, and covers. We photographed the entire lot. Don’t miss this one, it is worth your time. Clean, well mounted and annotated collection. (Image)

Gambia modern souvenir sheets and stamps on Vario stock pages in mint NH VF+ condition. Topical collectors should look, mushrooms, flora, fauna, marine life, etc. Around 280 items. (Image)