Collection of Mint Never Hinged Europa Issues, 1956-1993, consisting of seven hingeless Europa albums containing mint stamp sets and some souvenir sheets. We note better sets including mint never hinged 1956 and 1957 Luxembourg (c.v. $204 total). The collection has a good run of country sets from 1956 to 1982 with scattered issues missing with larger gaps from 1983 onward, but should be easily filled by the studious collector. A spot check of stamps indicated the collection is mint never hinged, but could contain some mint hinged stamps. There is an odor of tobacco on the albums, which should not affect the stamps. See photo for an overview of this lot which is in fine to very fine condition. (Image)

Estimate $ 100

Group of Assorted European Annual Collections, includes Year Book of Dutch Stamps 2003-2007 and 2010-2012, the Irish Stamp Yearbook 2002, 2003 and 2012, Estonian Stamps 2018, Spanish Andorra Annual Collection 2012 and 2017, Germany 1989 to 1994, 2003, 2004, 2010, 2015 and 2016, Icelandic stamps 2017, Danish Stamps 2002 and Swiss Stamps 2010 and 2013. All books are like new, a few still in shrink wrapping. See photos online. (Image)

Est $ 150

Mint and Used Accumulation in 10 Stockbooks, mainly filled with stamps from German language countries: Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Liechtenstein. These stockbooks hold partial collections and duplicates, both mint and used, from these countries. We noted quantities of valid Swiss stamps, a group of 6 imperf Seated Helvetia which we did not catalogue for paper or printing, and a used copy of the 1fr Pax issue Scott 301 (c.v. $95). We also saw extensive holdings of Austria, including semi-postals and issues for the Levant and for Lombardy-Venetia; a mint copy of Telegraph stamp Michel #2 (c.v. 180 Euros, faults). Issues for Germany go mainly to the 1970s, but some later mint stamps are also present. We noted a partial never hinged Azadhind set, a mint never hinged Flemish Legion block unfortunately separated into 4 stamps, also much of the Slovakia issues of 1939. More finds are to be made in this large lot, so we recommend viewing. Some faults noted on the earlier material, otherwise very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 600

Mint and Used Accumulation in 10 Stockbooks, mostly filled with material up to the 1970s. One large book is filled with Netherlands and Colonies, noting quantities of the definitive stamps useful for varieties and cancels. Two books are for Poland, one for the Nordic countries, the rest hold a mixture of countries, and in no specific order you will find Spain and Colonies, Hungary, Yugoslavia, Luxembourg, Ireland and much more. Quality varies as normal in such a large lot. (Image)

Estimate $ 400

Three Minkus Albums for Italy, Czechoslovakia and Greece, with Pages to 1967, the Czechoslovakia collection is mainly used and also has some souvenir sheets plus Bohemia-Moravia with #s 1-19, etc. The Greece collection has a mix of mint and used, usually in short sets. The Italy collection has many items cataloguing $3 to $25, such as mint 61-62, 64-65, 133-35, 141, 232-37, M1-13, etc., and used 53, 56, 101, 110, 248-54, 258-63, 600, 602-03, J65-78, Q3, etc. Italy also has some higher priced items such as mint 159-64, 290-302, 310-14, 324-27, 359-66, etc., as well as used 24-32, 76-91, 201-03, 207, B3, C127, J62-64, and more. The Italy alone is well worth our estimate. Overall fine to very fine, see our extensive online photos for a glimpse into this lot. (Image)

Est $ 200

Mint Collection of Western European Countries in Two Stockbooks to about 1980 for most countries, including hinged and never hinged. Included in the owner's stamp by stamp inventory (using 2019 prices) are the following countries: Faroes ($100), Finland ($490), Greenland ($80), Iceland ($170), Netherlands Semi-Postals ($295), Norway ($240) and Sweden ($630). Nice quality throughout, see online scans for a glimpse. (Image)

Scott $ 2,000

Various European Country Mint and Used Collections and Accumulations in 10 Old Binders, holding various types of stock and album pages. There is one binder each for Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, Austria, Czechoslovakia, Russia and Portugal, and two binders for Hungary, as well as a 64-page stockbook with a few hundred Romania stamps. Altogether many thousands of stamps from all periods. Level of duplication varies considerably within each country album, so does quality. (Image)

Estimate $ 500

Group of European Collections / Accumulations in Several Stockbooks, consisting of several thousands of mint and used stamps. We note strength in Germany, consisting of two full stockbooks of mint and used material, ranging from 1872 to 1990 including occupation stamps and German States; two full stockbooks of Romania of primarily used stamps, ranging from 1862 to 1971 and includes Scott #22 (c.v. $250); a stockbook of a few hundred Bulgaria, primarily used (catalogue numbers identified by owner), ranging from 1879-1998 and includes Scott #1 (c.v. $40); and a stockbook of a few hundred Austria, primarily used, ranging from 1858-2000. The collection also includes mint and used Czechoslovakia, Albania, Eastern Silesia, Poland, Latvia, Croatia, Estonia, primarily ranging from 1919 onward. Online photos show only an overview of the lot. A wide ranging group that could have a few finds and postmarks for the diligent collector. Overall a fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 300

Mint and Used Collection in a Springback Album,with issues up to 1975, all neatly hinged onto quadrille pages. Four nations (Belgium, Italy, Netherlands and Spain) are represented, with Italy being the strongest. Better values include Eritrea 119-23 (mint, $37), B5-20 (mint, $50), Italian East Africa 1-12 (mint, $30), Libya 135-43 (mint, $91), Somalia B5-20 (mint, $41), C17/21 (mint, $20), Tripolitania B1-16 (mint, $37). There are also strong sections of Belgian Congo ($140), Netherlands Antilles ($170), Netherlands Indies ($140) and more. Overall fine to very fine, see online where many of the pages are scanned. (Image)

Scott $ 2,005