Useful group of philatelic books. Some expensive. Strong in Scandinavia. All clean. (Image)

Tasco booklets, five educational booklets created by the Tatham Stamp & Coin Company showing how to differentiate look-a-like U. S. stamps by using drawings and real stamps (except T6, the Confederate States booklet). These are popular internet sellers on the rare occasion when they are offered. Includes booklets T1, T2, T3, T6 and T8 and a Linn's article about them. (Image)

Directly from the Liberty Stamp Store Estate three cartons of literature. Several dozen hard and soft cover mainly United States reference books. Approximately 100 pounds in weight. Call for a shipping cost. (Image)

OFFICE PICK UP REQUIRED Small accumulation of literature in one large carton. Consists of seven US philatelic reference books mainly from the 1940s-1950s, two large historical coffee table books for Normandy in French and US submarine plus ten unopened Showgard mount strips. (Image)

Collection of thirty-six different Scott Cat.s from 1905 to 1939. Some are well used. (Image)

Knowledge Is Power. Over thirty assorted reference works, topical texts, and price lists covering various aspects of United States and general foreign postcards, stamps, and postal history. Several thick, well-illustrated books included. Original retail very high. (Image)

Small philatelic reference assembly of 25 different items relating to the Civil War. All the books have been scanned. (Image)

Over thirty-five United States and worldwide stamp and some coin reference hard and soft cover books from around 1950 to 2009. Roughly sixty pounds. (Image)

OFFICE PICK UP REQUIRED A blast from the past. An old-time accumulation of several dozen age old respected magazine publications. Includes a complete run of Wisdom Magazine from Vol. 1 #1 to Jan. 1956 to June 1958 Vol 3. # 26, a complete run of Arizona Highways from Jan. 1989 to Dec. 1992 plus 19 scattered issues from May 1994 though June 1998, and a hefty scattering of Terra 1989 through 1972. Time to throw your E-reader aside, cuddle up in a big fluffy chair near the fireplace and fall asleep while perusing these wonderful works in literature. (Image)