Heavy accumulation of supplies from the Mountain coin and stamp holding. Nine heavy (around 400 pounds) cartons filled with EMPTY coin folders and stamp albums. Mainly loose folder types over 500 mixed used slightly used and brand new. Best are the over 75 Dansco and Whitman brown and blue secure folder types that are at least 75% new and never used. Would hold the spectrum of US coins right up to the coins of today. Light on pennies and halves. The stamp albums (11) are a mix of used and new albums with pages for the generalist and fill the better parts of two cartons. All could easily be sold as internet singles. HEAVY. SHIPPING COSTS MAY BE PROHIBITIVE. CALL FOR A QUOTE. OFFICE PICK UP EASILY ARRANGED. (Image)

Six apparently never used stamp collecting tools. Includes stand magnifier, mini monocular, perfotronic, signoscope, caliper and a UV light. (Image)

Heavy carton filled with dozens of packs of useable mounts both open and sealed mainly in order of size. Some blank pages and a box of plastic sheet protectors round out this lot. Organized by a productive old time collector and ready to be used anew. (Image)

Coin supplies from the Mountain holding. Includes seven boxes of old plastic coin tubes sorted by size, mainly unused, and a handful of large size instructional modern coin boards. NO SHIPPING AVAILABLE. OFFICE PICK UP ONLY. BULKY. (Image)

All the supplies from the Michigan Bank holding in two half filled cartons. Gently used binders, albums, mounts and glassines along with like new hinges, binders, glassines and more. What's it worth? (Image)

All the supplies and literature from the Mountainside holding in three cartons. Includes eight never used Scott Specialty albums and around a dozen of useful reference books including two Max Johl “United States Commemorative Stamps of the 20th Century" Volumes 1-2 from 1947 in hardback with dustjackets. (Image)

All the supplies as received from a consignor in five cartons weighting roughly 225 pounds. Consists of mainly unused older United States albums from Scott, Minkus and White Ace. Foreign consists of a Liberia Palo album to 1960, and three Scott Internationals and slipcases. (Image)

All the useful supplies from a consignment in two cartons. Include an old mount cutter, signoscope (A/C works, D/C does not), new 3” tape dispenser plus miscellany. (Image)

Large size 1880s deluxe Centennial edition family Bible. Includes religious dictionary, unused places for family portraits, and a complete Old and New Testament bible. Produced by the American Bible Co. , Park Place, New York. It is profusely illustrated, well preserved text and cover. Excellent overall condition except where the glue holding the face pages has begun to break down in a natural foxing process. Weighs over 10 pounds and was a central part of a small community's religious program. This one has no writing, dog eared corners, and no portraits suggesting church, salesman's sample, or traveling ministry use. Ornate and beautiful. Could still be used today. (Image)

Two heavy banker's boxes filled with over two dozen books from a local estate. General reading none concerning philately. 1870-1940 in better than usual condition. Gives a look as to how educated people saw the world during that time. (Image)

Carton of clean good condition books involving the topic of warfare. Two heavy coffee table books of WWII planes and collections of original photos made into a black and white anthology of the conflict. Books about German tanks, strategies, Luftwaffe, etc. One heavy carton, office pick up suggested as shipping cost on a bulky lot like this can be prohibitive. (Image)

A dozen or so books and periodicals from the Husker holding rounding out a nice US section. See the webphotos. (Image)

All the United States and worldwide literature as received in two cartons weighting around 85 pounds. About 30 hard and soft back books and pamphlets running from 1910 to 2012. Useful reference tools. (Image)