Collection of 125 Mint Never Hinged Souvenir Sheets and Sheetlets, with 16 royal events booklets and also including 15 sheets of 5 strips each of Ascension Scott 230-4 (c.v $150) and imperforate blocks of 4 of Guinea Scott 685-696 (c.v. $80). In addition a 1994 Malta Annual Collection and various mint never hinged sets are to be found here and there on the stock pages. Very fine, scans give a glimpse into this collection. (Image)

Estimate $ 150

Group of More Than 125 Worldwide Annual and Thematic Collections, 1970s to 1990s, in three large boxes, consisting of well over a thousand mint stamps (many in their unopened packages) from Australia, New Zealand, China (People's Republic and Republic), Hong Kong, Great Britain, Singapore, Switzerland, United Nations, and more with good catalogue value. These souvenir packages are often lavish with their descriptions and photography and are a great marketing item for the issuing countries. This very clean group of fine or better material would be a welcome addition to many collections or great for resale. (Image)

Estimate $ 250

Consignment Remainders of Used British Commonwealth and Worldwide Stamps, consisting of many hundreds of stamps, from various collections, on album pages. We estimate roughly half of the material is British Commonwealth, ranging from the Victorian Reign up to early Elizabethan. We note Ceylon, South Africa, Sarawak, to name a few, with particular strength in Great Britain with 12 pages of Victorian issues, including Scott #58 (x20, missing plate 9, total c.v. $829), with a selection of Penny Reds, and a page of Jubilee issues with owner's catalogue value of $1,450, along with Sierra Leone #34-43 (c.v. $124), and Tasmania #93 (c.v. $45). The worldwide stamps tended to have more modern material, mainly from Austria, ranging from the 1950s onward. The lot continues with a stock book of mint and used Italy, roughly 300 stamps (includes some colonies), and roughly 30 worldwide first day covers. We note a few mint stamps intertwined with used stamps on album pages. Online scans shows a representation of the lot. Overall, fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Collection / Accumulation of Used North Borneo and Malay States, consisting of several hundreds of stamps on several Vario-style and quadrille pages. We note half the accumulation is North Borneo, ranging from 1886 to 1961, with particular strength from 1894 to 1922. A spot check showed the majority of stamps cataloguing between $1 and $3, with some cataloguing over $10 (many with town postmarks). The lot continues with pages of Straits Settlements including high values with Scott #166d and #167d (with probable revenue postmarks). The lot concludes with pages of Malay States, with roughly 100 stamps, primarily from the 1900s to 1920s, including: Kedah, Johore, Perak, etc. We note a number of C.T.O. postmarks in the North Borneo, along with a good number of c.d.s. postmarks (including a few sock on the nose). A good lot for the specialist, and we suggest in-person viewing to better appreciate the contents, as our online photos only show a representation. Overall, fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Accumulation of Thousands of Worldwide Private Perfins, consisting of roughly 3,100 stamps in two binders with Vario-style stock pages and a 9-row, 24 page stockbook. The lot begins with a binder of Great Britain, containing roughly 1,300 perfin stamps, including 190 Victorian era issues. The 24 page stock book contains roughly 1,500 worldwide perfin stamps with better representation from Canada (roughly 350 stamps), along with Western European and British Commonwealth content including: Australia, Belgium, Germany, France, Denmark and India. The final binder contains roughly 350 United States perfin stamps. A cursory check indicated a number of different patterns along with duplication (up to 5) for some countries. An ideal lot for the private perfin specialist. Online scans show a representation only. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Old Time Collection Remainders, includes a variety of material, with on and off paper, some covers, etc. Best of all is an old album with some early Canada including #s 158-59 (mint, with small faults), Bahamas issues including War Tax blocks (c.v. $220), Barbados #180 NH in two sheets of 32 ($125), Great Britain # 185-86 NH British Empire Exhibition in 2 blocks of 30 of each ($1,320), and more, including a quantity of mint GB from the 60s and 70s, and old time collection in a small album, etc. An interesting lot worth a close look. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Consignment Remainders of Canada and Worldwide Material, in a box, consisting of mint and used stamps, along with never hinged sheetlets, collector packs and first day covers. We note a few interesting items from Canada and BNA, including Unitrade #MR2B mint hinged (Unitrade c.v. $150), along with a 8c Numeral (no gum with a Specimen overprint), a Prince Edward Island 3d (no gum imperforate pair) along with a 6d mint hinged (possibly reperforated to look like a #3). The Canada continues with face value totaling $110 (counting 6c up to 43c, including 24 "P" stamps counted at 92c each). The lot concludes with a few thematic collections (we note China, Australia, Great Britain, and New Zealand stamps), 11 United States "The World in Stamps" (sealed in original packaging), a group of worldwide first day covers, a small mixture of mint and used worldwide stamps in a stockbook, and an interesting group of British European Airways airway letter labels, consisting of seven different issues ranging from 1951 to 1964 (we note Specimen overprints, provisional surcharges and a first day cover of the second issue). An eclectic lot that is fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 150

Group of Canada, British Commonwealth and Worldwide Collections, consisting of a few thousand mint and used stamps in six albums and stockbooks. The group begins with a Scott Specialty album consisting of primarily used Canada, including Unitrade #14-15, a small group of Small Queens, and Jubilee issues from the 1c/15c. The album continues with a used 50c Edward VII and used sets of Admirals, Scroll, 1935 and 1938 Pictorial, and War issues. We note a few mint hinged issues after 1951 and a few cheques franked with Admiral issues. The lot continues with a Diplomat album of primarily British Commonwealth issues, consisting of many hundreds of stamps (primarily used with some mint hinged and never hinged), ranging from the Victorian era up to early Elizabethan. We note better representation from Ceylon, Hong Kong, Sarawak, Mauritius, Barbados (a spot check showed a few stamps cataloging between $5-$10 each, along with a few sets and a good array of postmarks). The lot concludes with a stockbook of a used Canada accumulation of a few hundred stamps, ranging from the 1930s to the 1950s; a stockbook and an Ambassador album of a few hundred used USA , ranging from the 1930's to the 1960s (includes revenues); and a sparsely filled Aristocrat worldwide album. Online photos show a sample of this interesting lot that is overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Banker's Box with a Variety of Items, we noted some U.S.A. plate blocks from the 1970s (face value is $33), 4 D.D.R. booklets, some supplies and 4 stockbooks. One stockbook is empty, while a second has an Israel collection with most issues used and a few mint with tabs. There are also two thick stockbooks filled with mainly used Germany. One stockbook has miscellaneous stock, plus some used on cards. The highlight of the lot is the fourth stockbook which has an excellent collection of used Germany. Some better items include used inflation issues, as well as most of the 1945 to 1955 issues. There are some good runs of used, such as #668-724 (c.v. $276), B320/B347 (24 different, c.v. $380). Also included are some mint souvenir sheets: #s 804, 890a, B90, B102, B106, etc. (these catalogue $120). Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Mint and Used Collection in Two Old Time Scott International Albums, one for the issues of the 1800s, the other with 1901-1920 material. The stamps are quite scattered, with a few pockets of better values, such as Canada Québec issues 96-103 (mint, c.v. $978), Newfoundland 1897 Cabot set 61-74 (mint, 8c is used, $324), Great Britain 98-103 (used, $457), 159/172 (mint, $179), 173-75 (mint, $1,625), Japan 81-89 (used, $50), and more. The stamps are in mixed condition, items we checked had hinge remnants when removed. (Image)

Estimate $ 300

Mainly Used Collection in Two Large and Heavy Old Time Albums, with pages to 1939. One album is devoted to the issues of Europe, while the second album is arranged in four sections: Asia, Africa, America and Oceania. Present are stamps from over 125 countries, some of them which have been catalogued with country totals, with highlights including Australia ($765, with #s 1-2 $642, as well as 110 different Australian States not catalogued), Belgium ($575, with #1 $110, #8 $110), Canada ($625, with #40 $90, #75 $100), Denmark ($455, with #C103 $232), Egypt $185, with #O31-38 mint $62, also some Alexandria and Port Said at $250), France and Colonies ($925, with #B42-45 $62), Germany ($2,450 with #B49-57 $380, #B59-67 mint $77), Great Britain ($1,780, with #4 pair $180), Italy ($1,250, with #J25-27 $75, #O1-6 $94), Netherlands ($400, with #100 $40), Norway ($310, with #B2 $55), Russia ($220, with #524-28 $33, #C37-39 $30), Straits Settlements ($115, with #166 $52), United States $1,575, with # 117 $130, #230-40 $410, #291 $175, #294-99 $119), Switzerland ($2,425, with #7-8 $735, #12 $160, B22-24 $98), etc. Other countries with strength include Hungary, Poland, Sweden, Spain, Thailand, etc. Overall fine, with many issues having both a mint and a used, hinged mostly with large hinges. A nice collection well worth viewing in person to better appreciate. (Image)

Estimate $ 1,000

Accumulation of Mostly British Commonwealth and Worldwide Material, consisting of glassines, dealer 102 cards, first day covers, booklets and other useful material. The lot begins with 4 boxes containing hundreds of 102 cards and glassines of mostly mint never hinged British Commonwealth stamps, ranging from the 1950s to the 1990s (many of the 102 cards are priced primarily ranging from $1-$3, some priced $10 and up). We note better representation from Australia, Canada, Malta, Christmas Island and Hong Kong, etc. The lot continues with roughly 60 British Commonwealth booklets, primarily ranging from the 1970s-1980s (noting Gibraltar, Grenada and Channel Islands), along with a sparsely filled British America album of used material, and a stockbook of a few hundred mint British Commonwealth stamps, catalogued and priced by the owner (primarily ranging between $1-$5). Rounding out the British Commonwealth are 200 first day covers from Canada (ranging from the 1970s-1980s), and various presentation packs and a year set of Australia from 2019 (recommended retail price $109). The worldwide consists of a 2014 year set of China (retail priced at $100) and 2016 (retail priced at $88), a stockbook of mint material (notably Marshall Islands), and roughly 30x 102 cards of mint and used United States, primarily ranging from 1900-1930 (priced by owner, noting many cards between $5-$10). Online photos show an overview of this useful lot, overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 300

Consignment Remainder Lot of Worldwide Material, consisting of mint and used worldwide stamps, souvenir sheets, etc., in several albums and stockbooks. We note three hingeless albums (one with slipcase) of primarily mint Germany, ranging from 1950-1981, along with a stockbook of used France (noting Peace and Commerce), with a good range of postmarks. The lot continues with a few 102 cards including Egypt #C39/50 blocks of four (m.h., c.v. $100 total), Cyprus #8 (m.h., plate 174, c.v. $250 if genuine). The lot also contains roughly 70 Princess Diana mint never hinged souvenir sheets, along with a Princess Diana Tribute Collection containing never hinged material. The remaining stockbooks contain worldwide material, which has topical and thematic potential. Online photos show an over view of this lot. Overall, fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 100

Dealer Stock of British Commonwealth and Some Worldwide Mint Sets, consisting of roughly 130 dealer 2-row black stock cards (some in glassines ready for sale), primarily ranging from the 1950s and 1960s. Roughly 75% of the cards have been numbered and catalogued by Scott (some appear to be older catalogue values), with most having a catalogue or retail value of $20 or more including: Brunei #101-114 (n.h., c.v. $155); Papua #94-103 (c.v. $77); Bermuda #143-162 (c.v. $75); Dominica #142-156 (c.v. $45); Pitcairn Islands #20-30 (c.v. $60); Swaziland #27-37 (c.v. $44), just to name a few. Catalogue value only includes cards priced by the owner. We note mostly mint hinged sets, but includes a few mint never hinged sets, and a very small selection of used sets. Online photos gives an overview of this clean stock, ideal for collectors and dealers alike. Overall, fine to very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 3,121

Dealer Stock of Mint and Used British Commonwealth in 102 Cards, consisting of roughly 1,500 dealer 102 cards, containing singles and sets of British Commonwealth material (we did see a few worldwide stamps), ranging from the Victorian era onward. The stock is completely unorganized, but did note many cards have Scott catalogue numbers and retail prices. We note many cards retailed between $1 to $5, with a number of cards retailing $10 and up. The lot also includes roughly fifty 3-ring dealer stock pages of worldwide material, with a retail pricing ranging from $1 to $5, with a few $20 and up. The lot rounds out with a box of assorted material, primarily in glassines and unpriced (we note booklet panes, stamps, sets, etc.). Online photos show a representation of the lot. A good opportunity for collectors and for dealers to add to red box stock. A spot check indicated a few small faults with early stamps, otherwise, overall, fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 500

Consignment Remainders of Mint British Commonwealth and Worldwide Stamps, consisting of many hundreds of stamps, from several collections, on album pages and Vario-style black stock pages. We note the majority of stamps (with a few sets), range between the 1950s to 1980s with better representation from the West Indies, Pacific Islands and African Countries, along with Cyprus, Singapore, Malta, etc. Most stamps range from $1-$3, a quick check did show stamps cataloguing $20 and up. The lot also includes a stockbook of Omnibus with better runs of the 1953 Coronation, 1963 Freedom from Hunger, and 1963 Red Cross issues, along with roughly 250 worldwide souvenir sheets (duplication up to 7 in some cases). A spot check indicated most stamps are mint hinged, with a few being never hinged, along with a few used stamps on album pages. Online photos show a sampling of the lot. Overall, fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 400

Mint and Used Collection in 8 Various Albums / Binders, starting with classics to about the 1980s. There is a dedicated album for each of Canada, China, India and the U.S plus more generalized worldwide material in the remaining albums. The Canada collection includes Small Queens, numerous revenues, pre-cancels as well as used blocks, these often mounted on facing pages. The China collection is housed in a nice Lighthouse binder and mounted on pre-printed, colour pages and includes Dragons, Junks, Gate of Heavenly Peace plus a smattering of 1950s / early 60s material. The India portion includes stamps back to Victoria plus States. The U.S. collection has numerous classics and includes pre-cancels. The worldwide portion has quite a bit of Eastern Europe. There are enough half-decent stamps to make this a worthwhile lot. Thousands of stamps in all, in mixed condition. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Collection in 7 Very Thick Harris Albums, from classics to about the 1970s including souvenir sheets, a decent representation of less typical areas, like Latin America, the Nordic countries as well as French colonies. Also includes Germany high values, some complete sets and States, British Colonials with some mid-values represented. We note that the collection is predominantly used with efforts having been made to include stamps with nice postmarks. Mostly mixed condition among the early material, becoming generally fine to very fine from about the 1940s. Several thousands stamps across hundreds of pages. A collection certainly worthy of closer inspection. (Image)

Estimate $ 350

Group of Better Singles and Sets on a Black Stock Sheet, an interesting group which includes a Great Britain #1 ($375), Canada #4 (nice fresh used, $225), Australia #95 (never hinged, $7), Australia #132 (mint, $460), Newfoundland #115-126 (mint set, fresh, $293), Spain #606-614 (mint set, fresh, $298), Southern Rhodesia #33-36 (mint set, $27), #56-63 (mint set, $9), as well as an envelope with £50 worth of Great Britain mint face value (booklets, sheetlets, etc.). A nice quality offering. (Image)

Estimate $ 350

Consignment Remainders of Mint Malaya States and Brunei, consisting of singles and larger blocks on a few Vario-style pages. This eclectic group includes Brunei 1922 Malaya Borneo Exhibition stamps, including Scott #s: 35a (x2, c.v. $95 total); 37a (x3, c.v. $240 total), along with a set of Federated Malay States Postage Dues J7-J12 (c.v. $172 total) and Trengganu Postage Dues J1-J4 (c,v, $184 total). The lot also includes North Borneo #193-207, overprinted "Victoria Dec 24TH 1846-1946 Labuan", and Sarawak #135-149, overprinted "Brunei 17 DEC 1945 B M A" (both groups are not included in catalogue value). The lot also includes a variety of British Commonwealth mint in singles, blocks and part sheets, of note Bahamas #261a 15c on white paper (c.v. $220). A spot check showed mostly mint hinged stamps, along with some gum toning due to probable humidity. Online scans shows the better pages of the group. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 1,709

Small Box of Various Mint and Used Material, mint and used material on old auction cards, in 102 cards and in glassines from classics to the 2000s. The ex auction lot material includes Canada mint 96/103 with #96, 97 never hinged, the rest hinged, these tend to have smaller faults. There are also over 30 auction cards with mainly better British Colonies, including Hong Kong, St. Lucia and Trinidad plus Luxembourg. Among the stamps in 102 cards, we noted worldwide sets, short sets and singles, widely ranging in catalogue value with strength in Belgium, Canada, Germany, Great Britain & Colonies, Netherlands & Colonies and Portugal & Colonies. Also included is a small stockbook with a near complete 1981 Royal Visit common design collection in fresh never hinged corner blocks. A quick summation of the old catalogue values comes to over $6000, not counting the numerous unpriced stamps. Condition is mixed, ranging from minor faults to fresh and problem-free. (Image)

Scott $ 6,000

Valuable Selection of Singles, Part Sets and Sets in 102 Cards in 7 Small Binders, from classics to the 1980s, all still on old auction pages. Strength is in British Empire, such as Canada, Great Britain, Hong Kong and many of the island countries as well as Western Europe, such as France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Sweden and Switzerland. The material is a mix of classics in singles and part sets, British Empire / Commonwealth common design issues and modern complete / part sets. Almost every card / 102 has an older catalogue value of over $10. A valuable lot, which is essentially ready to be re-sold piecemeal at shows, online, etc. with owner's cat. value of $19,720 some of which might need verifying. The classics are in mixed condition, while the more modern material is generally fine to very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 19,720

Valuable Grouping of Old Time Auction Lots, of one-page and small lots in sheet protectors. This British Commonwealth heavy assortment is gathered into three thick binders and has stamps from classics to the 1980s. The lots are often assemblages of complete or part sets from one country from the same period, small used collections, common designs, souvenir sheets, miniature panes, collections on old time album pages, blocks, booklet lots and more. Along with British Commonwealth, there are lots from Germany and other European countries, plus some more esoteric material such as Mozambique. Catalogue values for each lot range from about $10 to $100 for the most part with a few above and below this range. Easy material to re-sell, with an owner's catalogue total value from a number of years ago of $10,891 on something over 160 lots. Overall fine to very fine. See photos on our website. (Image)

Scott $ 10,891

Consignment Remainders of Mint and Used British Commonwealth, containing many hundreds, of primarily mint stamps (including a few sets), souvenir sheets, and covers. We note a wide variety of useful material in a few 102 cards and album pages including: Seychelles #38-51 (m.h. set, c.v. $170 total), 173-190 (n.h. set, c.v. $92 total); New Zealand #288-301 (n.h. set, c.v. $179 total), 333-352 (n.h. set, c.v. $80 total); Falkland Islands #166-179 (n.h. set, c.v. $69 total); Bermuda #255-271 (n.h. set, c.v. $53 total), India 203-206 (m.h., small gum disturbance, c.v. $557). The lot continues with the 1937 Coronation Omnibus issues (appears to be complete), album pages of mint Australia from the 1960s-1970s, used India (mostly Officials), roughly 40 souvenir sheets, along with roughly 50 covers (mostly first day covers and philatelic envelopes, post 1990s). Online photos show an overview of this useful lot. Overall, fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Mint and Used Old Auction Lot Roundup, in two small but full binders, including British Commonwealth common designs (c.v. $1,139), U.S.A. (c.v. $3,347) plus various worldwide (c.v. 4,228). These auction lots tend to start in the $20 range of old catalogue value and are often comprised of singles, sets, part sets or assemblages. There are over 90 lots in all with an owner's old total catalogue value of $8,714. Great material for the re-seller. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 8,714