Old time customer's 19th and 20th century duplicates. Mostly used with some mint starting in the Washington-Franklins all sorted and identified. Duplication from a little to a lot. Condition mixed. Owner’s catalog $90,000.00+. (Image)

An extraordinary 1870 to mid 1990’s mint collection neatly mounted. In three Scott Specialty albums. Front of the Book, airmails and Back of the Book are all present. Loads of medium value singles and sets. Condition a tad mixed, however there are many fresh NH items to gaze upon. Don’t be afraid to be aggressive as there is a lot of solid value throughout. An excellent opportunity to start a quality collection. (Image)

A powerful assembly of duplicates from an old time collection neatly arranged on cards. Potential issues to consider are condition, identity, and authenticity. However, there is an enormous amount solid catalog to consider. All items have been scanned, some with the accompanied PFC’s. Careful viewing is recommended to come up with the right number. (Image)

A small accumulation of 19th and 20th century front and back of the book mint and used medium to lower singles and sets lined up and organized on stock page and a few sales pages. Condition is mixed with an exceptionally high catalog value. Offered at today’s prices. (Image)

A remaindered 1851 to 1940 mint and used single, block, and plate block collection with some gas still left in the tank. Lightly populated with only front of the book issues. All price ranges are represented when most of the value in the late 19th and early 20th century. Condition is quite mixed, so careful viewing is recommended with the solid value embodied in the many images provided. (Image)

Two volume Federal and State duck collection in Scott albums with slip cases. The Federal section is mint and used and is remaindered, and condition is quite mixed with some no gum scattered about. Also includes a plate number singles assembly and some Junior ducks. The State group is well balanced with many states starting with the first issues running in the 1990s. Condition of this consortium is pretty clean. (Image)

A monstrous 34 volume 1971//2013 mint mostly commemoratives collection on White Ace pages in binders. Includes singles, blocks, booklet panes and some sheets. Very clean, great for the beginner and a real time saver. (Image)

A batch of clean pickings yet to be offered from an active stock. Mostly medium mint values with very little duplication. A worthwhile assembly for a dealer or accumulator/collector. (Image)

A better group of Prexie plate blocks all with top plate numbers. They are never hinged but the usual gum skips and folds. 27 of the plate blocks are of 832/832c and there are three 833. A fine opportunity for a dealer to replenish stock. (Image)

Two volume almost entirely mint collection. The first are for singles housing a few 19th century, then mostly 20th century front of the book and airmails. The second volume holds mostly mid 1930s and later blocks along with a few airmails. Mainly lower to medium values. Very fresh appearing with a few back faults here and there. Well designed for the beginner. (Image)

A simple mostly used 1847//1997 collection hinged on Minuteman pages. Mainly lower to medium values with an occasional higher cataloging item scattered about. Also includes another book containing a few items that appear to be the duplicates and even some postage sprinkled in. Condition is very mixed, close inspection is advised. A new album would make an improvement. (Image)

A nifty two plus volume 1920-1950’s plate block collection. Mainly lower to medium values with an occasional better item that pops up. Condition is pretty clean with a mixture of NH and OG (mostly vlh) and just a bit of duplication. Easy lot to figure and worthy of expansion. (Image)

A mixed lot in a small stockbook including classics, commemoratives, back of the book and revenues. There is an impressive group of pre-1869. Ideal for replenishing stock or making singles for the internet. Well worth the time to view. (Image)

Duplicates from a condition and appearance prospective. Lots of medium solid mint and used values still sitting as purchased many years ago. Enough postage to keep you out of the post office for a while. Also includes a bit of Canal Zone and Philippines. Finally, a very sparsely populated Scott album to fill up with the duplicates. An all-in-one lot. (Image)

A consignment from an estate being offered as received. Includes numerous albums with a few older stamps however mostly populated with postage types, easily over $2500.00 in face. There is also a lot of blank pages to fill. Very clean and worthy of expansion. (Image)

Hand picked selection of mostly mediums value mint singles. Clean with several NH and no duplication. A real plug and play group for a starting collector. (Image)

Six cartons from a long-time consignor with a wide range of U.S. material. Includes several albums with low level collections, 3 Lighthouse hingeless with a few hundred face, a stack of mint year sets, leftover dealer cards and glassines, a cigar box with intact Liberty Series fractional coil rolls, collection remnants in folders, and more. Best of all is a small counterbook with lots of better items in varying condition. Plenty to play with, plenty to bid on, so don’t be shy. (Image)

An original accumulation of elementary, parallel collections of mostly used inexpensive 19th and 20th century. Also spotted were backup sorting boxes and a stock book. Most of the value lies in the postage we found and came up with a quick face count of $1375.00 in sheets, scrap, and some booklets (some not complete). Mainly 32¢ to 39¢ values and even a few “Forevers”. Condition is very mixed with some of the early mint being no gum. Good lot for what it is. (Image)

An extremely attractive lot of a few hundred collector’s duplicates. A wide range is present from early classics through Hawaii with duplications to be expected. There are cancelled as well as mint never hinged revenues as well as officials and other back of the book. Some are in block format, others booklet panes. Truly an interesting selection well worth your time to view. (Image)

A single minded plate block accumulation in two sales books and a small box. Mostly NH lower values with an occasional better item scattered about. Duplication is light. An appropriate assembly for general accumulator. (Image)

United States accumulation in five cartons. Mainly massive amount of postage in albums, envelopes, glassines, loose, small boxes, stock cards, and year sets too discombobulated to count. Runs from three to twenty-nine cents (lots of lower values here) mostly singles, plate blocks and scrap. Bring some patience and a trusty calculator to come up with the right number. (Image)

A fin and fowl accumulation. Includes a couple parallel mostly used Federal Duck collections, one with a section of a few State issues. There is also an assembly of loose Federal and State issues and a small batch of later Federal issues on license (16), and 14 fish licenses. Condition is mixed. Good group for a nature lover. (Image)

Accumulation of United States and worldwide in nine cartons. Thousands of mixed and used stamps having huge backup in albums (many are very sparse), binders, glassines, stock pages, and loose (a lot) roughly from the late 19th Century to the 1980s. If you like sifting through a pile of material during the waning months of winter, this lot might call to you “Bid.” (Image)

A clean six volume 1909//1980 regular issue, commemorative, and airmail plate block collection in Scotts albums. Also includes enough postage to make a difference. Good starter group. (Image)

A large assemblage that can provide hours of enjoyment in sorting through items ranging from a few imperfs to Confederate States sheets. Most of the material is from banknotes to the 1940s. Great value to be mined from this useful assemblage. Not to be missed. (Image)