Mint and Used Collections, from Classics to the 1990s, on pages, in binders, in albums, 102 cards, glassines, etc, filling a wine box. This lot includes a significant number of stamps from specific countries in Asia, namely: Israel, Japan, Laos, Lebanon, Philippines and Turkey. Some highlights include the Turkey Scenic Views issues of 1958 to 1960 complete, we counted out the 134 stamps and spot tested them to be never hinged. This lot is derived from a number of sources and it will be possible to assemble quite good collections of Japan, Israel and Turkey. Modest collections could be assembled for Laos, Lebanon and Philippines. We estimate the total number of stamps for each country to be as follows; Israel 1,300, Japan 2,500, Laos 300, Lebanon 400, Philippines 700 and Turkey 2,000 for a grand total of over 7,000 stamps. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Collection / Accumulation of Mint and Used Asia and Area in 7 Binders, consisting of a few thousand stamps (including a few souvenir sheets), in Vario-style black stock pages. We note better representation from China (including Chinese Imperial Post issues and a small selection of PRC), Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Laos, and Vietnam. The stamps generally range from the 1930s to the 1970s, with some issues on both sides of the given range. A spot check of stamps indicated a few issues cataloguing $10 and higher, along with selections of Airmails, Postage Dues, etc. A good opportunity for finds by the specialist. Duplication up to 5 in some cases. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Collections / Accumulations of Mint and Used Europe in 12 Binders, consisting of a few thousand stamps, and many souvenir sheets, in several Vario-style and personal pages. We note better representation from Spain and area, Portugal and area, Greece, Italy, Channel Islands and Ireland. A spot check of the lot showed the majority of stamps are a mixture of mint and used from the 1930s up to 2016, along with some used examples pre-1930 from some countries. Better items include Scott #s: Spain 776-779 (n.h., c.v. $375 total); Greece C5-C7 (m.h., c.v. $118 total), Italy #142A (identified by owner, m.h., c.v. $425), along with material cataloguing $10 and up, with opportunities for other finds for the diligent collector. The lot also includes roughly 250 souvenir sheets, the vast majority post 2000, with better representation from Spain (roughly 175 in total), Jersey (roughly 40 in total), and Ireland (roughly 20 in total). Overall a clean lot in fine to very fine condition. (Image)

Estimate $ 400

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

Group of Mint and Used Old Auction Lots, in seven binders, with strength in Belgium, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Sweden and Switzerland. These auction lots tend to start in the $20 range of old catalogue values and are often comprised of sets, singles, part sets or small groupings of stamps from the same country / period. The Germany portion is particularly intriguing with many stamps from the German Colonies, States and Offices Abroad, notably; China. This is a huge offering with over 360 lots in all, with an owner's old total catalogue value of $46,104. Although there are many images included for this group, there are numerous high cataloguing lots not shown. Great material for the re-seller or to add a significant quantity of better material to a collection. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 46,104

Austria, Liechtenstein and Switzerland Collections and Lots, Classics to the 1990s, on album pages in binders, in 102 cards, glassines, stock pages, etc. The Switzerland segment is derived from a number of sources and is the strongest. It includes many Helvetias and early semi-postals. The Austria portion consists of a neatly annotated collection on quadrille pages beginning with classics plus additional material. The Liechtenstein material also comes in the form of a collection on older album pages with additional material. We estimate that Switzerland will be comprised of well over 5,000 stamps, along with several hundred each for Austria and Liechtenstein. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Belgium and Netherlands and Their Colonies, Mint and Used Collections / Accumulations, Classics to 1990s, on older album pages, in binders, on stock pages, in 102 cards, glassines, etc., all filling two wine boxes. Netherlands has the greatest quantity of material and is derived from more than a dozen sources. This portion includes several collections on older album pages including in an old Davo album. We noted numerous well-centered postmarks. We estimate the Netherlands, along with it's colonies, to total over 10,000 stamps. For the Belgium segment of this lot, there is a collection on quadrille pages as well as a collection on older album pages. We estimate there to be more than 2,000 stamps from Belgium, Belgian Congo and Ruanda-Urundi. Included also are some decent collections from the modern nations of Burundi, Democratic Republic of Congo, Indonesia and Rwanda. We estimate these modern countries to comprise over 2,000 stamps. The grand total for this lot will be over 14,000 stamps. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Large Collections and Lots, Classics to 2000s, on older album pages, in 102 cards, glassines, on stock pages, etc., all filling two wine boxes. Included in this lot are stamps from France, Italy, Spain and Portugal, along with a number of their colonies. The proportion of stamps from the various colonies, such as Mozambique and St Pierre & Miquelon is quite high at, we estimate, 20% of the total number of stamps in the lot, with proportions varying: there are, for example, more stamps for the French Colonies than for France itself. We estimate the total number of each countries with their colonies to be as follows; France 3,000, Italy 1,000, Spain 6,000 and Portugal 2,000, for a grand total of over 12,000 stamps. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Selected European Country Collections from Classics to the 2000s, on computer generated Steiner pages, in nine attractive binders. Included are collections of France, Luxembourg, Norway, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland plus a modest collection of St. Pierre & Miquelon, the majority of which are comprised of mostly used stamps. France and Sweden we estimate to be a little less than half complete by album illustration for the regular issues to the 1990s, both with a few stamps extending to the early 2000s. The rest of the collections are sparsely completed. France comprises three volumes, Luxembourg and Sweden each have one, Norway, Spain and Switzerland are all at about half of a binder worth of pages. These are nice collections to build upon. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Accumulation of 337 "P" Booklets, 2009-2022, with 3,445 "P" stamps, counted at 92c each. Duplication of booklets up to 10 in some cases. Online photo shows an overview of this super accumulation, which is clean and very fine. (Image)

Face $ 3,169

Large Mint Never Hinged Postage Lot, includes singles, blocks, booklets, souvenir sheets / sheetlets, etc. Values range from 1c to $8 with a good number of 90c stamps and up, with all the values sorted in envelopes. Total face value of $4,326. See multiple spreadsheets online. (Image)

Face $ 4,326

Accumulation of Mint Never Hinged in 4 Dealer Books, 1948-2005, consisting of singles, blocks and plate blocks, ranging from Unitrade #277/2104. The lot also includes a small box of similar loose mint material. Face value counted by owner totals $1,279 (inventory included with the lot). We note the vast majority of material ranges from 17c to 42c, and does include some higher values. Online photo show an overview of this clean and very fine accumulation. (Image)

Face $ 1,279

Accumulation of Mint Never Hinged Material, housed in various Ziplock-style bags, containing singles, blocks, booklets, and souvenir sheets (some of which are organized in glassines). Face value per bag counted by owner for a grand total of $3,667 (we note 5c on up, with the majority being in the 17c-45c range). Online photo shows an overview of this clean lot, ideal for postage user or reseller. (Image)

Face $ 3,667

Accumulation of Mint Never Hinged Postage, 1970s-2000s, consisting of roughly 1,000 plate blocks, along with some singles and blocks, in several stockbooks and binders and a box of loose material. Face value totaled $2,725 (counting 17c on up to 95c, with the vast majority in the 30c to 45c range). We note Unitrade #1250ii (c.v. $250), so there could be a few finds. Low value postage could add another $100 to $200 worth of face. An unorganized accumulation that is clean, and ideal for postage users or resellers. Overall, very fine. (Image)

Face $ 2,725

Accumulation of Mint Never Hinged Souvenir Sheets, Booklets and High Value Stamps, housed in 2 binders and a box. The accumulation includes hundreds of souvenir sheets ranging from the 1970s onward, with a face value at $636 (counting 17c and up only, with the majority ranging from 30c to 45c). along with roughly one hundred booklets, (some incomplete), with a face value of $245 (counting 17c and up only), and high value postage in singles, plate blocks, and souvenir sheets (ranging between $1-$5), with a face value of $585. The lot finishes with 273 "P" stamps (counted at 92c each), for a face value of $251. Duplication up to 10 in some cases. A very fine, clean lot, ideal for postage users or resellers. (Image)

Face $ 1,717

Mint Never Hinged Postage Lot and Thematic Packs, consisting of a box of plate blocks, blocks and single stamps, primarily ranging from the 1970s to 1990s. Face value $852 (box contains 10c and up only, with the majority ranging between 17c-45c). The lot also contains roughly 130 Thematic packs (some still sealed), with a face value at $255 (counting 10c on up only). A clean lot and very fine. (Image)

Face $ 1,107

Accumulation of Mint Never Hinged Postage, in a small box, consisting of mostly blocks, plate blocks and a few souvenir sheets and sheetlets. The vast majority of material is from the 1990s, and includes year sets (some still sealed in the envelopes), from 1991 (x2), 1992 (x2), 1994, 1995, 1997, and includes The Millennium Collection (still sealed). Total face value at $1,260 (counting 10c and up, with the overwhelming majority of stamps ranging from 30c to 48c). Online photos gives an overview of this clean lot. Overall, very fine. (Image)

Face $ 1,260

Group of Booklets from the 1990s / Early 2000s, half filling a shoebox, (mostly 39c to 60c values). Owner's face value $411. Good variety with up to about 8 of any given issue, also includes a significant proportion of U.S. and international rate booklets. There are more than 100 booklets plus 9 of the Sumo souvenir sheet (Unitrade 1724b.) Fresh very fine stamps across the board. (Image)

Face $ 411

Large Mint Stamp Lot, Mostly 1990s to Early 2000s, consisting of panes, miniature panes, souvenir sheets, corner blocks and booklets with a few singles/pairs etc., generally from 42c to 47c values, though we noted values all the way up to the $10 Whale. Owner’s total face value $2074. A good variety of material with only a bit of duplication in the souvenir sheets, such as 1737b and 1768 with about 8-12 of each. Generally fresh, very fine stamps. (Image)

Face $ 2,074

Postage at 30c per Stamp or Higher, with $561 face value at $1 or more, and $291 between 30c and 95c. Made up of loose stamps in glassines. Also included are 33 P-values, factored at 92c each. Total face value is $882. Overall very fine. (Image)

Face $ 882

Consignment of Face Value Postage and Thematic Collections, consisting of singles, plate blocks, souvenir sheets, booklets and sheetlets. The majority of the material is loose in a variety of envelopes (face counted by the owner in a few cases), and thematic collections (some are still sealed from the post office). The lot also includes 13 uncut press sheets, all Lunar New Year stamps ranging from 1997 to 2008, of note, Unitrade #1630aiv Year of the Ox (c.v. $175). Face value counted at 17c on up, with the majority being in the 30c-45c range. Photo shows an overview of the lot. Clean and very fine. (Image)

Face $ 1,286