1847-1990 collection on pages and Marini hingeless albums, used or unused (some n.h.), with 1847 10c black, 1851 Issue to 10c, 1857 Issue to 90c, 1861 to 90c, 1869 Pictorials to 90c, Bank Note issues to 90c, 1893 Columbians to $2, 1898 Trans-Mississippi to $2, 1902-3 $2, Louisiana Purchase, Washington-Franklins, including several high values with sheet margins, 1922-25 Liberty to $5, Kansas-Nebraska, White Plains souvenir sheet, Presidential Series, modern issues, including high face value items, Air Post, with C1-6, C13-15 Zeppelin set of three, back of book with Special Delivery, Parcel Post, Officials, Newspaper Stamps, Confederate States, Guam, etc., mixed condition with occasional faults noted, generally fine or better (Image)

Est.US$8,500

1847-1930s collection in stock book, used and unused, includes No.1,7,9,17,68, good selection of Bank Note and Bureau issues, Columbians to 30c unused, Pan-American and Louisiana Purchase, Jamestown, Washington-Franklins, Coils singles, Booklet Panes, Liberty Series to $5, Kansas-Nebraska, Air Post with C1-6, Back-of-book, with Confederate States, occasional Revenues, cut-squares, etc., mixed condition with usual faults noted, others fine or better, high catalogue value (Image)

Est.US$3,500

1847-1973 collection in two Scott albums, with No.1 (looks unused), occasional other 19th Century, Louisiana Purchase, Jamestown, other Commemoratives, Washington-Franklins, 1922 Liberty set, Kansas-Nebraska (mostly complete), Presidentials, Air Post (C1-16,18), etc., mostly fine-v.f. (Image)

Est.US$2,500

1851 3c red, specialized collection on pages, used singles, shades, types and cancels, mixed condition, mostly fine or better, cat. $13300 (Cat No. 10,10A) (Image)

Cat. $13300, Est.US$1,500

1851-69 selection of 36 items on dealer cards, each inspected by Bill Weiss with his notes (and several certificates), mostly used, including 1851 1c type II, 1c type IIIa (corner crease, top margin touching, with 2011 Weiss certificate), 1c type IV with cleaned cancel, 3c orange brown (10a), 3c dull red, type I and II, each large part original gum, 10c green, type II, 12c (2, one cleaned); 1857 1c blue type V, two singles and a pair, 10c type II, 10c type III (2), 10c type V, 24c gray and 24c gray lilac, 30c orange (unused, with Weiss certificate); 1861 5c buff, 5c brown (2), 12c black on cover to England, 24c red lilac, 24c lilac, 30c orange (2), 90c blue; 12c E.Grill, 12c and 15c F.Grills; 1869 Pictorials with 10c (2 including one with fancy Rosette cancel), 15c types I and II, and 30c, mixed condition with faults noted on most items, otherwise fine lot (Image)

Est.US$1,500

1860-1917 balance of a consignment, unused singles, with or without gum, 30c orange and 90c blue (unused), 1869 Pictorials, 1c, 2c, 6c, 10c, 15c mostly unused, 90c perforated proof, Columbian Issue 10c, 30c-$5 unused, Trans-Mississippi 8c h.r., also 5c error in block of nine, h.r., others with small faults, high catalogue value (Cat No. 38/505) (Image)

Est.US$1,500

1870-1990s balance of a consignment in two cartons, hundreds of used and unused, Regular Issues and Commemoratives, U.S. Possessions, Revenues, Duck Hunting stamps, arranged in glassines, on stock cards and loose, also balances of collections, White Ace albums, with booklets, coil strips, etc. (high face value), with some British Commonwealth, occasional better singles from France and more, mixed condition (Image)

Est.US$3,000

1893-1950 collection of hundreds on pages and album, Columbians to 50c, Trans-Mississippi to 10c, Pan-American, some duplication, 1909 issues, blocks and Plate blocks of later commemoratives, Regular issues and some back of the book, full sheets, etc., mixed condition with usual faults to be expected, mostly fine or better (Image)

Est.US$2,000

1909-40 Plate Blocks, collection of hundreds on lot sheets in two small binders, 1909 2c perf. and imperf. (367-68, 370-73), Panama-Pacific 1c and 2c (397,398 the latter with 2009 PFC), 1919 Victory (537), Pilgrim set of three (548-50), 579, 581-91, Lexington-Concord, Huguenot-Walloon, Norse-American, other Commemoratives, Regular Issues with 634A (l.h. or n.h., with 2020 PFC), some Kansas-Nebraska, Washington Bicentennial, National Parks and Farleys, Presidentials to $5, Famous Americans, Air Post (C7-12,16-17,19-32), mostly n.h., fresh, fine-v.f. (Image)

Est.US$6,500

1916-43 balance of consignment, six plate blocks, n.h., including 1916 3c violet (484), 1920 2c carmine (528), 1922 6c red orange (558, somewhat oxidized), 15c gray (566, marginal gum disturbance), 30c olive brown (569, gum skips) and 1931 50c violet (701, with 1989 PFC), all well centered, fine-v.f., cat. $2055 (Image)

Cat. $2055, Est.US$500

1920s-40s show dealer's stock in nine small binders, some older items, many hundreds of mostly commemoratives and regular issues, singles, sets, Air Post, Postage Dues and Special Delivery, mixed condition (Image)

Est.US$750

1920-50 balance of a consignment, with 3c Victory plate block (hinged in margin), Scott 576 n.h., with 2008 PSE certificate graded "Gem 100J" (SMQ $90 for "100"), 1931 20c carmine rose, eight plate blocks of four, 1938 Presidentials $1-$5 plate blocks, Air Post with C7-9 (four sets of plate blocks of six), C10, C16-17, 19-22, C24 Plate Blocks of six, etc., mostly n.h., fine-v.f. (Image)

Est.US$750

1930s-80s collection of varieties, "EFOs", perf. and color shifts, "blind perfs", occasional coils, booklet panes, "ghost" printing, etc., many better and useful items displayed on pages in a Scott binder (Image)

Est.US$1,500

1965-86 Errors and varieties, collection on Scott album pages, missing colors, imperf. between, imperf. coil pairs, etc., hundreds, including singles, pairs, Postal Stationery, most with normal stamps included for comparison, n.h., fine-v.f. (Image)

Est.US$7,500

1928 Beacon, 5c carmine and blue, accumulation of 203 Plate No. Blocks of six, including 71 without "Top", n.h., mostly fine-v.f., cat. $25000 (Cat No. C11) (Image)

Cat. $25000, Est.US$5,000

1927-64 30 mostly different unexploded booklets, including Scott BK75, 82 (3), 84 (with plate numbers), 85, 90, 96-98, 102, 103 (2), 104, 106-7, 109, and airmail BKC11 (7), C12 (2), C15 and C19, n.h., few minor cover flaws, generally fine-v.f., cat. $2004 (Image)

Cat. $2004, Est.US$500

1935-92 selection on cards, early issues mixed condition with some faults noted, others mostly n.h., fine-v.f. (Image)

Est.US$750

1860s selection of 26 New York Revenue bonds, City & State, raising money for Floating Debt Fund, Soldiers & Family Aid (1862), Soldiers Bounty (1864), Central Park Street Improvement & Water, plus others, including some raising money for Civil War soldiers, mixed condition, mostly fine (Image)

Est.US$250

1942 Wine Stamps 1/5c-$10, selection of 56 different, 100 of each (sheets of 50 or 100), unused without gum as issued, fine-v.f., cat. $30,000+ (Image)

Est.US$1,500

1942 Wine Stamps 1/5c-$10, selection of 58 different, 100 of each (sheets of 50 or 100), unused without gum as issued, fine-v.f., cat. $30,000+ (Cat No. RE108/203) (Image)

Est.US$1,500

1820-50s selection of 28 FLs, variety of pmks, origins and destinations, occasional toning, mostly fine-v.f. (Image)

Est.US$300

1861-65 collection of 80 unused Civil War Patriotic covers, some in color, also two legal size envelopes, franked with 2c black, mixed condition, fine (Image)

Est.US$500

1925-37 collection of 20 different flight and event covers signed by the better known aviators, all described on pages, mostly historically significant items, some quite scarce. Highlights include a 1929 "Lady Heath Tours U.S.", signed Mary Lady Heath (first woman to hold a commercial flying license in Britain), 1931 cover signed by Augustus Post (balloonist, early aviator, automotive pioneer), two PAA covers, one from Key West to Havana, the other from Havana to Key West, signed by Cy Caldwell and Musick and Wells (pilots), 1933 cover autographed by three survivors of "The Akron Disaster", 1935 "Around the Americas" cover signed by Frank Hawks who flew 8,000 miles in Northrop Gamma-2E airplane, 1929 arrival of "the Question Mark" transport plane, signed by Major Carl Spaatz, Capt. Eaker and Lt. Quesada, 1935 Thor Solberg's flight cover from New York to Bergen, Norway, signed by the aviator, 1932 cover signed by Jimmy Doolittle, and many others. A wonderful collection, supplemented by two original photographs, generally fine-v.f. (Image)

Est.US$1,000

1933 50c Century of Progress, 41 copies used on 27 flown Zeppelin covers, variety of dates, cachets, combination frankings, some FDCs, occasional minor flaws, mostly fine-v.f. (Cat No. C18) (Image)

Est.US$1,000