Mint and Used Collections and Accumulations, from Classics to About the 1980s. This is a large lot comprised of two albums, three larger stockbooks as well as hundreds of album pages in binders or loose. There are a couple of hundred stamps from Estonia in a stockbook, these largely from the inter-war years. The Hungary segment of the lot consists of a collection in an older Schaubek album, stamps hinged to old album pages as well as a stockbook and includes a few classics and numerous Turul issues. The Poland portion is comprised of a mostly used collection on older album pages from 1919 to the 1980s with many loose stamps, an old Safe album with stamps from the early 1960s and a thick stockbook with a large stock of stamps in catalogue order. The Romania material is mostly hinged to album pages with many stamps in 102 cards between the pages, and includes classics. The Russia also consists of stamps hinged to pages, including classics. Overall, this lot offers plenty of stamps to work through with our estimate of more than 12,000 stamps in all. The material is derived from a number of sources and has quite good variety. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 300

Large Collections and Lots, from Classics to 1990s, on older album pages, in 102 cards, glassines, on stock pages, etc., all filling two wine boxes. This lot includes Albania, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Greece, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Russia. This lot contains quite good variety, with the potential for a decent collections from Czechoslovakia, Greece and Romania. We estimate the total number of stamps for the individual countries to be as follows; Albania 300, Bulgaria 600, Czechoslovakia 6,000, Greece 3,500, Hungary 1,500, Poland 5,500, Romania 2,000 and Russia 3,000 for a grand total of over 22,000 stamps. Hours of fun. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Collections / Accumulations of Mint and Used Eastern European and Baltic Countries, consisting of many thousands of stamps, including some souvenir sheets, in 8 binders with many Vario-style and personal pages. The general range of stamps is from the 1890's up to the 1990's, with representation from Romania (2 binders), Yugoslavia, Russia, Bulgaria, Serbia, Estonia, Lithuania, Bosnia Herzegovina, among others. A cursory look of the material showed mostly low value material among stamps and souvenir sheets cataloguing $20 and up, providing the potential for finds by the diligent collector. Online scans show a representation of this interesting group of countries. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 300

Hungary, Poland and Romania Collections, on computer generated Steiner pages in eight attractive binders. We estimate these collections to be about half complete by album illustration for the regular issues, with Hungary and Romania going to the mid-1990s and Poland extending to the mid-2000s. Hungary comprises four volumes, Poland and Romania each comprise two. These are nice collections to build upon. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

The Balkans, Czechoslovakia and Romania, Mint and Used Collections, from Classics to the 1980s, in nine stockbooks. Better stamps include Bulgaria #s 1 (mint c.v. $150), 4 (used c.v. $120) and 27 (mint c.v. $50), Serbia #s 2N1-2N15 (mint c.v. $70) and 2NC1 to 2NC10 (mint c.v. $113), Yugoslavia #s 452-60 mint c.v. $51) and C55 (mint c.v. $190) plus plenty more. This lot has a high proportion of mint to used and has many complete sets. We estimate the number of stamps by country to be: Albania 500, Bulgaria 800, Croatia 300, Czechoslovakia 1,300, Serbia 300, Romania 3,100, Yugoslavia 1,200 plus a smattering of others for a total of about 7,500 stamps. Overall fine to very fine. See photos on our website. (Image)

Estimate $ 300