Illinois postcard assortment from the early 1900s to the 1950s. Around 500 postally used and unused mostly now suburban or "downstate" cards having many from small town views, street scenes, building etc. Includes real photos, linens, and chromes. Spotted several what appear to be copies. Condition varies on corners or address side so inspection recommend. A desirable Illini holding. (Image)

Over 1,500 mainly United States postcards comprising golden age, linen, and chrome in one carton. Also entails a few stereo cards. Offered appropriately. (Image)

Highly delightful selection of 100 mostly different RPO cancels on picture post cards. All from the eastern part of the country and mostly the New England area and New York. Often the view side proves interesting. A nice specialized selection of RPO's. (Image)

Several dozen various U.S. collections on many different types of pages. All Cat.ed and reasonably priced and ready for retail. Most are before 1940s and Back of the Book including some ducks are present. Condition a little mixed. A perfect turnkey opportunity for a multi-channel platform. (Image)

A straightforward bread and butter collection on a near brand new Scott Schaubek hingeless album from the Liberty Stamp Shop estate. Contains mainly 19th century mint and used regular issues. Also includes a set of Columbian set of card plate proofs. Some items are accompanied with a certificate. Condition is mixed. Worthy of a close look. (Image)

A juicy 19th and 20th century collection planted into a Scott Hingeless album. Early issues are mainly used with skimpy 1847-1867 issue yet includes a #1, #2. The 1869 issue are complete and loaded with Banknotes through the 90c values. The early commemoratives are missing the dollar Columbians but does have the $1.00 and $2.00 value Trans-Miss issue. Washington-Franklins are hit and miss, and the airmails contain the first two sets. Condition is mixed. Nice collection to build upon, worthy of the time it would take to view it. (Image)

A gnarly two volume regular issue and commemorative mint and used 19th and 20th century collection mounted on Liberty and Heritage pages. Loads of Cat. value in the 19th century. Includes airmails, back of the book, and bit of Confederate States. Condition is extremely mixed with a few nicer appearing issues. Great candidate for an upgrade. (Image)

A small 19th and 20th century mint and used stock in a couple dozen sales books from the Liberty Stamps Shop Estate. Also includes airmails, Back of the Book, and a bit of Possessions. Mainly medium to lower value with little duplication. Condition is quite mixed, and the heavily damaged items are not counted. Though examination is highly suggested. Figured for what it is. (Image)

The higher end stock from the Liberty Stamp Shop estate. Nested in a stock book, three ring binder, and stock cards. Includes 19th, 20th century mint and used front and Back of the Book and possessions. Mostly medium values in mixed condition with both OG, and NH present. Just a bit of duplication. Buying the bread and butter collection and marrying it up with this lot would end up being a good relationship. (Image)

A tiny but potent offering of 19th and 20th century mint nested in two small stock books. Mainly medium and a few higher Cat. items ready to be plucked out. A bit of duplication here and there with a mixture of OG and of NH found. Careful examination recommended to come up with a competitive number. (Image)

A mint collection in four hingeless Davo albums. Beginning in 1870 and continuing to 1986 the early stamps are hinged with some no gum, and slowly turns to never hinged around 1940. The back of the book issues must be carefully inspected. Many are hinged or no gum and others, #C1-6, are never hinged. For accuracy, one stamp #211 is cancelled. With a careful look you will be able to find the gems. (Image)

A hefty 28 volume 1909-2014 mint collection in 28 three ring binders. Almost all the value is in the later postage type issues. Includes, singles, plate blocks, self-adhesive booklet panes, and sheets. Good lot for early material acquisition as all the heavy lifting has been done as to the later stuff is already here. (Image)

A bread and butter mint commemorative and regular issue collection mounted on White Ace pages. The commemoratives start with the Columbians and end with the 1920's issues while the regular issues are spotty through the Washington-Franklins but does include 1922 Bureaus, a Kansas-Nebraska set, Presidential, and Liberty issues. Extra bonuses are plate blocks of the National Parks, both perf and imperf, Presidential and Liberty issues through the $5.00 values. Also holds early airmail singles and a 1930 Zeppelin set. Pretty fresh and clean appearing mostly hinged, light to heavy. One of the best starter collections we have offered in a long time. Don't let this one get away. (Image)

A scruffy mostly used 19th and 20th century collection mounted in "The American Album for United States Stamps." Loads of Cat. value in the 19th century. Includes airmails, back of the book, Federal Ducks, and a touch of Confederate States. Condition is extremely mixed with a few nicer appearing issues. Perfect assembly for the non-discriminating collector. (Image)

One man's collection of plate blocks and singles in Harris and Minkus albums. The plate block assembly starts out around the Farleys with many of the following commemorative set. However, unfortunately the sets are missing the key values. A $5.00 Hamilton was spotted. The airmails follow the same pattern of missing the key values. The singles grouping is a combination of mint and used, light populated 19th century, a scattering of lower value Washington-Franklins followed by airmails and back of the book in a hit and miss fashion. There is an identifiable amount of postage to figure into a winning equation. Condition is mixed, good group to build upon. (Image)

An old fashion mostly used 19th and 20th century collection in a Scott National album with slip case. Includes regular issues, commemoratives, airmails, and Back of the Book. Mint items include a Kansas-Nebraska sets, White Plains sheet, and C13-C15 (C13, og., toning specks, C14, og, HR, thin, C15, og, toning specks on the reverse, tinny thin. All centered near VF). Condition is quite mixed. An appropriate gift for the non-discriminating collector. (Image)

A basic clean 1859//1971 mint front of the book collection nested in a Scott Hingeless National album. Most of the early material is regum progressing into hinged then NH. Nice collection worthy of upgrading and expanding. (Image)

Consignment remainder assembly from the Liberty Stamp Shop Estate. Includes remaindered collections, commemorative panels, First Day souvenir pages, a mint and used backup stock of lower priced items on 102 size cards, small collections priced for retail, year sets both soft bound and hard bound, and of course loads of postage in all shapes and sizes to count. 650 lbs. shipping weight, call or email for a rate quote. (Image)

Canceled running from Scott #11 to 399. A fun lot for the cancel enthusiast to play with. Condition a little mixed. A perfect turnkey opportunity for a multi-channel platform. (Image)

An accumulation of a handful of elementary collections. Includes 19th and 20th century front and Back of the Book. Mainly lower to medium values with an occasional better item sighted. and cheap used sort few stock books. Nothing really special to catch your hair on fire but looks like of fun to sort and rearrange. (Image)

A simple plate block collection and a petite pile of postage added in for a bonus. (Image)

A neat and clean assembly of a few dozen lower to medium value mint items from a long-ago customer. Condition is much better than normally encountered and the reverse range from NH, OG, and 1 No Gum (220Pe pair). The inventory and most of the items have been scanned for your viewing pleasure. (Image)

The floor sweepings of a successful Midwestern show dealer stuffed into eight cartons. One carton is 8 ½ pounds of on paper mixture from the 42-44 cent era. Another carton is filled with glassines of familiar stamps sorted by Scott number from several hoards. The remaining six cartons consist of collection remainders, beginner collections, stockbooks, and other forms of storage. We noted postage scattered throughout but, since it came to used already boxed, we only unpacked enough to take a few photos so who knows what may lurk here. A gambler's lot for sure. (Image)

U.S. aggregation straight from the consignor's garage of mostly common in six cartons. Contains 30+ albums and stockbooks, primarily juvenile in scope; two or three used stocks of familiar commemoratives and regulars sorted into glassines or paper envelopes; bundleware of cut squares; useable face; and scattered nuggets to be located by the diligent searcher. Lots of stuff here, we only looked at a portion. (Image)

A simple two-page 1815-1861 mint and used collection on Scott Hingeless pages. Condition very mixed, offered for what it is. (Image)