Mint complete collection from 1922 to 1987 less perf varieties on Scott pages in a small box. Hundreds and hundreds of stamps in full sets and singles nicely mounted in black mounts. Ready for continuation into contemporary times. (Image)

Two part lot. Part one: New issues in original post office packaging with almost $1,200 Australian face. Part two: Contemporary never hinged Australia and areas in glassines. Great material for dealer stock or for the internet. Make time to view this group. (Image)

Arranged on 102 size sales cards but never offered for sale. Includes sets and singles from down under and related areas. Over a hundred cards with Australia being strong and a good New Zealand. All medium grade material, set up for easy resale. (Image)

Around one hundred eighty 102 size sales cards never offered for sale, strong in the Pacific Islands with many sets. A clean lot with little duplication better items throughout. (Image)

Great Britain and Aden to Cayman Islands mint collection from 1856 to late 1960s in a thick Scott International album. Consists of several thousand stamps in full, partial sets and singles. Highlights include Canada dollar Jubilee. Collection is somewhat picked over having a lot of meaningful stamps remaining. Check out the copious scans. (Image)

Palestine to Zululand mint collection from the 1880s to 1968 in a Scott International album. Incorporates several thousand stamps in full, partial sets, and singles. All mint having a couple of used slipped in. Collection is somewhat picked over having a lot of better values remain. Good group to break down for a 102-card stock. Includes many of the common designs (not scanned). Check out the copious scans. (Image)

Various colonies sorted in large envelopes including Pitcairn, Malaysia, St. Helena and more. Also, a modern group of collections from Channel Islands, Christmas Island, Australia, New Zealand and more. Thrown in is Liechtenstein from 1965-1994. Clean and appealing material for dealers that can be sold on the internet or at a show. (Image)

Carton full of mostly British Colonies in stockbooks, glassines and binders. Better material in early mint and a good Canada binder. Mint material is fresh. An attractive group that will appeal to the colony collector. (Image)

Wonderful accumulation starting with a very fresh Great Britain 19th century with high catalog total. Includes a Heligoland selection, St. Helena collection, 1935 Silver Jubilees and Dominica on pages. Glassines and sales cards have other colonies. (Image)

Remote Islands of the Commonwealth. Two-volume collection of predominantly mint singles and sets from far-flung locations in the Pacific, Atlantic, and Caribbean, early twentieth century to late 1970s/early 1980s. F-VF, with many never hinged mint stamps. Mounted carefully and expertly on Scott specialty pages. Housed in slightly worn Scott specialty albums. High degree of completeness, mainly missing only the more elusive stamps. Includes in approximate order of value, Bahamas, British Antarctic Territory, Tristan da Cunha, Norfolk Island, Falkland Islands and Dependencies, New Hebrides and Australian Antarctic Territory. Loads of colorful, topical appeal and cultural interest with an overall high catalog value. (Image)

Collections/accumulation in two cartons. Incorporates thousands and thousands of mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, singles, and souvenir sheets having useful duplication in albums, binders, or stockbooks. Contains three volume Channel Islands virtually complete from 1953-1981 in White Ace albums, stockbook of Malaysia and area from the 1920s to 1970s, and a loaded stockbook having Cyprus, Turkish Cyprus (some specimens), Gibraltar, Great Britian, Malta, Channel Islands, Ireland etc. roughly from the 1980s to 2000s. Likewise includes Bermuda from 1865-2000 and the Caribbean islands from various decades of the 20th Century, Cocos Islands 1963-2000, and Cook Islands from the 1980s and Niue mostly from the 1960s-1970s. Not to be missed. (Image)

Arranged on 102 size sales cards but never offered for sale. About one hundred fifty cards mostly British Europe and British Asia with many sets. All medium to better grade, set up for easy resale. (Image)

The Sun Never Sets. Thick stockbook featuring mint and used singles and sets from throughout the British Empire. Owner estimates that there are approximately 2,100 stamps with a total recent catalog value of over $4,000, mainly F-VF. Emphasis is on the years between 1900 and 1970. Would fill many holes in an intermediate worldwide collection or serve as a suitable basis for a British area specialty collection. (Image)

Various omnibus issues from 1972-1981 mounted on album pages, QE II Silver Jubilee, Princess Di and Charles wedding, 1972 Silver Wedding Anniversary and 1973 Princess Anne Wedding. Fresh material with three attractive albums. (Image)

British area delight. Sixteen page lot of mint and used singles and sets from assorted countries of the British Commonwealth with no Great Britain. Includes beloved classic treasures as well as modern topical treats, mainly F-VF. Occasional duplication. High overall catalog value. Photos show the entire lot. (Image)

A beautiful set of 1935 Silver Jubilees mounted on pages. All colonies are included with one stamp missing, (Canada 216). Morocco Agencies overprints included. Fresh good-looking group deserving a serious bid. (Image)

British Commonwealth from the Caribbean, Oceania, and others mainly new issues from the 1970’s and 1980’s. Contains several thousand mint stamps having useful duplication in a medium box. Clean and fresh in glassines with a few non-British coming as a bonus. Well worth our suggested bid. (Image)

Medium to better material put up on over 85, 102 size sales cards but, never offered for sale. Minor duplication of primarily “Kings” period issues with more mint than used. Set up for easy resale. (Image)

A beautiful selection arranged on 102 size sales cards but never offered for sale. About one hundred cards with many better sets and singles. All medium to better material, set up for easy resale. (Image)

Over one hundred sixty 102 size sales cards, almost all from the QE II period never offered for sale. A good amount of fresh very modern material that is mostly marine, fauna and flora with a little duplication. Great for the topical collector. (Image)

Over one hundred 102 size sales cards, never offered for sale, mainly from the QE II period. Lots of mint with only a few used and much never hinged and minimal duplication. Set up for easy resale. (Image)

Five Burma Japanese WW II covers. Nicely annotated with pertinent information as these covers are all “fake.” Nice addition to any collection as reference material. (Image)

Gilbert and Ellice from 1953-1979 and Kiribati 1995-2005 in two KaBe hingeless albums in a medium carton. Hundreds of mint stamps in full sets, singles, and souvenir sheets all appearing to be never hinged. A beautiful clean and fresh group for you to build upon. (Image)

Britain Booklet Bonanza. Multi-part mint booklet collection, mainly late 1960s to around 2022, in twenty-eight volumes. Seems to be complete for the time period. Meticulously organized and carefully mounted, with each section and booklet identified by Stanley Gibbons catalogue number, described, and explained. Dazzling in its display of material in assorted denominations and impressive in its attention to printing details. Clean, lovingly assembled and post office fresh in appearance. Protected by archival sleeves. Noteworthy due to its collector appeal. One of the most extensive and sophisticated assemblages of this important part of modern British postal production that we have offered in recent times. (Image)

Old dealer inventory on fully described #102 cards in a binder in a medium box having the owner’s count of 294 stamps. Involves mostly Queen Victoria useful used issues having duplication. Entails several complete plate number sets and Jubilee issues to the pound value having all color varieties. King George V represented by Congress issue varieties including inverted, sideway watermarks, multiples, control number tabs etc. 99% appear undamaged noting two high CV stamps with no gum. High catalog value. Check out the numerous scans. (Image)