Europa Extravaganza. Large Europa holding in two cartons, forerunners to 2000’s. Includes high-end hingeless albums, Minkus specialty album, and homemade albums. Also has large hingeless album with Europa forerunners. Contains out-of-the-ordinary material such as imperforate items and unusual souvenir sheets. Some covers round out this lot. Plenty of material to form an above-average collection of this topic. Neat, clean, and ready for reorganization. (Image)

The multi volume "presidential" collection from the Witt estate. From George Washington through George Bush each album is jam packed with information. Most interesting are the many autopen and surrogate (secretary) signed items from the more modern era with enough information to tell the differences in most cases. Does include the occasional presidential autograph especially Lyndon Johnson through the Bushes. There is one Theodore Roosevelt autographed letter from 1908. Much ancillary material and ephemera that would be a treasure trove for History buffs and Social Studies teachers to use as original sources. Includes event covers, FDCs, buttons, pins and bumper stickers, and many other philatelic pieces too. Take a long look. Interesting. (Image)

Camel topical accumulation basically from the mid-20th Century in a medium carton. Consists of around 100 mixed mint and used stamps mainly from Sudan, Somali Coast, Libya etc. having backup. Includes nearly sixty commercial covers and postcards from 1904 to the 1960s mostly from Sudan but also from the United States as well as some ephemera. (Image)

Space, Rockets, and Pioneers of Space Research collection in five Lighthouse German language hingeless albums from the 1940s to 1973. Hundreds and hundreds of mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, single, and souvenir sheets. A different type of topical in neat albums. Take a look. (Image)

Rockets and missile mail accumulation in a small carton. Hundreds of items, mainly mid century modern. Includes: covers, labels, minisheets, etc. Best are an extremely soiled and toned Barbero Missile Mail cover from 1959, and a handful of Stephen Smith labels. Ex Witt. See the webphotos. (Image)

Four volume Disney Magic Kingdom accumulation on pages from a well known East Coast retailer. Lots of souvenir sheets and mint topical sets from the expected stamp revenue generating countries. Hundreds of sets. Mainly mint. Huge original cost. Chance to get these in the secondary market at a discount. (Image)

An expandable Disney collection in five bulbous binders and a small pile of blank pages of different years. Memorable mint sets, souvenir sheets, and covers. Very neat and clean. A valuable assembly for a fan of the mouse. (Image)

Topical Paradise. High-end stockbook filled with 45+ pages of colorful, entertaining, eye-catching post-WWII singles, sets, and souvenir sheets. All mint, neatly arranged in alphabetically order from Afghanistan to Zambia. Topics include scouts, wildlife, native culture, famous people, dinosaurs, etc. Ready for sale online or at local bourses. Take a look! (Image)

Select Topical Postcards. A full binder of patriotic, holiday-themed, and slightly risqué postcards for your inspection and delight. The binder begins with approximately 125 patriotic postcards from the first half of the twentieth century. Next come twenty postcards focusing on various holidays—NO Christmas. Finally, there are around twelve postcards celebrating the physical beauty of women. Condition varies, but there are many attractive, sound postcards bursting with color, originality, and emotion. A treasure trove for collectors and a moneymaking lot for dealers. (Image)

Ship Ahoy! One thick binder filled with various ship- and boat-themed postcards and covers. Early to late twentieth century. Worldwide. Includes RPPC’s, Paquebot covers, military-related material, and special event commemorations. Much attention paid to thematic content, condition, and philatelic potential. Approximately 250 items. An original collector’s collection worthy of further development or an appealing accumulation that can be broken down easily for retail. (Image)

Space cover collection. The Gemini program from the beginning to the end in 10 three ring binders organized by mission. Hundreds of pages, hundreds of covers. Well organized and annotated by Woody Witt the former owner of this magnificent accumulation. Highlights: well over 100 Astronaut signed pieces many identified as good, autopen, and secretarial. No COAs. Includes all the ancillary FDCs, tracking station, recovery ships and narratives. Official NASA photos. Many pictures of interesting material he was looking for along with enough original research to put together a multi frame exhibit. Outstanding framework for a most complete collection. Webphotos show only part of the holding. (Image)

United States Unmanned Space selection from 1959 to 1991 in four cartons from the Witt estate. Involves twenty-two binders containing around 2,500 covers and ancillary material. Includes Space Exploration, Explore Rockets, Viking Lander Missions, Vanguard, Weather Satellite etc. A comprehensive offering that just begs for the collector or specialist in this area to view. (Image)

Space related covers. 108 with many different (Dr. E. Brown, Elgin, Illinois) oversize using mainly full sheets in her style for her own collection. From the Witt estate offered intact from his hoard. Very seldom offered on the secondary market these include: FDCs, mission covers, launch covers, splashdown covers, recovery covers, etc. No astronaut signed or Apollo 11, but plenty to like. Offered at wholesale to interest those who would like to control the hoard in its entirety. (Image)

Space covers. All the early test pilot covers leading up to supersonic flight from 1960 to 1990 accumulated in the extensive Witt holding. Six binders loosely organized by year. One whole binder devoted to X-15 flights. Many autographed photos, a bunch with COAs. Scores of autographed and signed covers involving many different pre astronaut speed flight pilots. Over a dozen Chuck Yeager signed pieces. Covers from F-1 through F-15 are common to this group. Only an in person inspection will give the full scope to this magnificent holding. Whet your Whistle with the webphotos. (Image)

Space cover collection. The Mercury program from the beginning to the end in 14 three ring binders organized loosely by mission. Hundreds of pages, hundreds of covers. Dozens and dozens of Mercury Project 4 cent FDCs from many different cities including a bunch of unofficial FD spots. Well organized and annotated by Woody Witt the former owner of this magnificent accumulation. Highlights: well over fifty Astronaut signed pieces many identified as good, autopen, and secretarial. No COAs. Includes all the ancillary FDCs, tracking station, recovery ships, odd cachets, some Paul Calle signed covers and plenty of research narratives downloaded from the internet. A few official NASA photos. Many pictures of interesting material he was looking for, along with enough original research to put together a multi frame exhibit. Outstanding framework for a most complete collection. Webphotos show only part of the holding. (Image)

Space twins # 1331-1332 covers forming the background of a one frame exhibit that was never accomplished by the former owner. Just over 60 covers with many (around fifty) having been signed. Signatures include Astronauts, command personnel, trackers and the like with an emphasis on crew signed covers. Ex Witt. Even includes a autographed Donn F. Eisele Space twins cover. Difficult to reassemble in today's market. See the webphotos. (Image)

Space assortment roughly from 1961 to the 1980s in six cartons from the Witt estate. Around 5,000 covers mainly in albums consisting of Gemini, Apollo, Skylab, Space Shuttle, Rockets, Missiles, Recovery Ships, etc. Spotted some intersting cachets; so check it out. A comprehensive selection that could place the space afficando into orbit. (Image)

Hodge-podge of mainly United States Space related material from the early 1960s to the early 1990s in six cartons from the Witt estate. Contains thirty-seven binders of several thousand covers including one carton of “Local Post” as well as some stamps and ancillary items. Really needs examination to come up with the right figure. Take a long peek. (Image)

Apollo 17 Space cover selection mainly from 1971 to 1972 in one chubby binder from the Witt estate. Comprises around forty autographed astronaut covers or several 8 X10 photos from crew members, Ron Evans, Gene Cernan, and Harrison Schmitt. either having individual, two, or three signatures. Also includes are roughly 140 related covers. Great lunar offering from the last mission to date to the Moon. (Image)

Mostly Apollo 9 Space cover assortment from 1969 to some latter years in one stout binder from the Witt estate. Involves over forty autographs entailing around 70% astronaut covers and 30% 8 X10 photos from the crew members, Rusty Schweickart, Dave Scott, and Jim McDivitt having individual and multiple signatures. Entails around 100 related covers plus ancillary material from the same Mission. Also encompasses roughly five Apollo 10 signatures as well as over 100 related covers. (Image)

Space cover collection. The Russian cosmonaut program from Sputnik 1 to the Soyuz in a bulging three ring binder organized by Cosmonaut and mission. Around a hundred pages, scores of covers around 75 signed. A few with COAs and letters of authenticity . Well organized and annotated by Woody Witt the former owner of this amazing accumulation. Includes: covers, cards, photographs, composites, and a few letters. Includes ancillary FDCs, tracking stations, and narratives. Many pictures of interesting material he was looking for, along with enough original research to put together a multi frame exhibit. Outstanding framework for continuation. Webphotos show only part of the holding. Impressive. (Image)

United States Space assortment from the 1960s to 2005 in three cartons from the Witt estate. Over 1,000 covers and 8 X 10 photos in seventeen binders having the majority signed by NASA Management, Scientists, Engineers, support staff etc. Also includes some cover designer covers from 1934 to the 1980s. An outstanding lot well worth your inspection. (Image)

Apollo 15 Space cover selection from 1971 to the mid-1970s in one very bulging binder from the Witt estate. Embraces around forty autographs consisting of roughly 90% astronaut covers and 10% 8 X10 photos from the crew members. Includes Jim Irwin, Al Worden, and David Scott either having individual or multiple signatures. Also comprises nearly 220 related covers plus ancillary material from the same Mission. An out of this world holding. (Image)

Space Shuttle United States holding from 1978 to the 1990s in three cartons from the Witt estate. Roughly 2,000 covers, 8X10 photos and ancillary items in twelve binders including dozens of autographs by various astronauts and support personal. Inspection necessary to come up with the right number. (Image)

Aggregation of Space covers roughly from the 1960s to the 1990s in eight cartons from the Witt estate. Roughly 6,000 covers comprising Project Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, Skylab, Space Shuttle, and miscellaneous. Coming along for the ride are some nonrelated Space FDCs and others covers. Well useful holding worthy of your attention. (Image)