HUGE MODERN DEALER STOCK, from a large mail order dealer specializing in modern issues, booklets and booklet panes, postal stationary, postal cards, mint precancels (with o.g.), tagging (or lack thereof), paper and other interesting varieties with a breakdown as follows: approximately 22% regular front of book issues (mostly mint, incl. plate blocks), 22% booklets and booklet panes (incl. Dummy and Test booklets, Blue makeshift vending booklets and unfolded booklets), 30% mint precancels, the balance is spread out among airmails, parcel post, coils (incl. coil EFOs), ducks, envelopes and postal cards, Luminescents, Tagging and Fluorescents, officials, postage dues, special delivery, test and dummy coils and vending machine stamp packets. Retail prices are based on Brookman and Scott where available, early stamps up to #755 seem to be priced at a discount of Scott catalog value. Inventory list is available upon request. Total retail value over $1,000,000.

CV. 80,000-100,000

INTACT US MINT RETAIL STOCK. on sales pages in eight well-filled counter books, classics to modern commems incl $2 Trans-Miss, definitives to high values and express mail, few modern errors, airmails incl graded Zepps, special deivery, postage dues, Shanghai, officials, parcel post, newspapers incl some with certs, postal stationery, etc., condition varies as expected but much better thasn typically seen, mostly F-VF, a great quantity of useful material worth careful viewing, marked retail about $79,000 (see online scans)

CV. 25,000-30,000

CONSIDERABLE US USED STOCK. from NY Postmaster's Provisional and #1 through issues of the 2000s on sales pages in five counter books, nearly every page a premium item  - 1 (3), 2 (2), 1851s, 1857/61s, 1869s to 30c, Bank Notes galore, Columbians to $4, Bureaus to $1, Trans-Miss to $2, scads of Wash-Franklins, airrmails incl Zeppelins, special delivery, dues, officials, postal stationery, etc., usual mixed condition with most F-VF, a seemingly endess assortment of better items, a must view, marked retail about $73,000 (see online scans)

CV. 20,000-25,000

DEALER STOCK,neatly arranged on black stock pages, containing stamps in moderate quantity, mostly mint with many NH items, consisting of: a few early classics, some banknotes, 1890 issue, Columbians to 30c, 1894/95 group of 50c, 276-77, 323-7, Pan-American group, 294-99 (x2), 323-7 (x2), some Washington / Franklins, 400, Washington offsets, Pilgrim Tercentenary (x5), ducks, K1-14 (2c used), K17-18, Q1-12 (Q11 is used), 1030-53 plate block set (x3), 857-93 plate block set, 704-15 plate block set and 803-34 plate block set (x2). Centering is generally F-VF. (owners Scott $47,000).

CV. 7,500-10,000

U.S. FRONT OF BOOK DEALER STOCK 7//497, one book mint and the other book used, mint highlights incl: 146, 231 broken hat, 237, 238, 239, 286 XF NH, 287, 288, 289 (no gum), 294-99, 302, 306, 307, 309, 323 NH, 325, 326, 330, a few perf 12 coils, 357, 369, 380, 381, 393 pair, 396 pair, 403, 412-13 pair, 417-19, 426 NH photocopy of PF cert, 438-39, 444 line pair, 445 and 472, used highlights incl: 7, 9, 15, 17, 28, 33, 36, 38, 67, 71, 76-78, 90, 91, 92, 96, 97, 99, 100, 115, 117, 121, 137, 138, 149, 151, 153, 155, 160, 208, 240, 291 and 87L56. Condition is mixed, 19th century used generally Fine, 20th century generally F/VF. Retail marked prices over $34,000. Viewing is recommended.

CV. 5,000-7,500

US MINT STOCK. from the Columbians through 2000s issues meticulously sorted by issue in glassines, includes commem, definitive and airmail singles, blocks, plate blocks, coils, booklets, etc., overwhelmingly NH, F-VF, a quality stock; owner's Face Value $6,750+

CV. 4,000-5,000

US - A WELL CENTERED ISSUES STOCK,of very nice singles and blocks, many VF-XF NH and choice used in small box and small group on home-made pages. Condition appears mostly sound and attractive. (Owners Scott value over $10,000) 

CV. 3,000-4,000

U.S. STOCK OF MINT AND USED,each in individual glassine and labelled by Scott number in 10 small plastic bins from classics to modern issues, many stamps appear unused from classic to banknote era, followed by quantities of some Bureaus, Washington / Franklins, 1920's-30's commemoratives and much face value from 3c to 42c (certainly into the $1000s) just waiting to be counted, as a bonus there are also some year sets and loose sheets. Condition and centering vary. Make sure you bring a calculator when you view this lot!

CV. 1,000-2,000

SMALL BLACK STOCKBOOK OF CLASSICS,mint and used in moderate quantities, sorted by issue, starting with Columbians to 50c, Trans-Mississippi to 10c, Pan-American sets, Louisiana Purchase sets, a few Jamestown, 1909 commems, Pan-Pacific, approx. 60 Newspapers and a scattering of approx. 40 definitives from classics to Washington / Franklins, condition and centering vary, generally Fine

CV. 500-750