IMPRESSIVE DEALER'S INVENTORY, 1869/1940, 49 black stock pages, completely loaded with fresh, attractive and useful inventory, most in just the right quantity for mid to large sized dealer or ebay dealer, highlights include: 73 (5), 117, 210-11 (3), 213 (2), 214 (2), 206 block (2), 218 block, 212 block (2), Columbians in quantities to 10c, 284 block, 296 block, 297 block (2), 291 (2), 292, 299 (3), 319 type booklet pane (2), 327 (5), 330 block (2), quantities 343-47, 369 block (2), 371 plate block, various mid range Wash.-Franklin in multiple blocks, Wash.-Franklin coils and coil line pairs (most appear to be good), 479 block, 656 coil and coil line pairs in quantities, excellent 4th bureau issues in blocks and quantities, 572 plate block, good early commemoratives, Kans-Nebr appear complete in blocks, C1-6 in multiple blocks and singles, C18 blocks, etc., generally o.g. With many NH, F-VF; an impressive and exceptionally clean inventory, not shown in 40 years, owners catalog value over $105,000.

CV. 15,000-20,000

DEALER STOCK ON SALES CARDS, nearly full file box with all stamps worked up in #102 cards, neatly identified with recent catalog values, good run of issues to 1940 including decent back of book issues, mint C13-15 noted, overall fresh and nicely centered throughout, vast majority in $50 or more range, owner identified items appear to be very accurate, we note some mixed condition, typical for a lot this size, generally Fine or better, close examination is suggested, ideal lot for bourse or ebay dealer, all work done except pricing at retail. (Scott $95,000 by owner).rn

CV. 15,000-20,000

ESTATE STOCK OF DEALER THOMAS C WHITBREAD. well known eastern stamp dealer from 40 years ago, accumulation of later 19th century to about 1940 issues on manila cards in 147 glassines, better noted are mostly used high value Columbians to $3 and Omaha to $2, many other earlier commemoratives in useful quantities, some NH but majority o.g., expect usual amount of mixed condition but generally Fine or better with fair amount VF. (Scott $46,000).

CV. 9,000-12,000

DEALER STOCK ON SALES CARDS, nearly full file box with all stamps worked up in #102 cards, neatly identified with recent catalog values, good run of issues to 1940 including decent back of book issues, note C13-15, overall fresh and nicely centered throughout, vast majority in $50 or more range, owner identified items appear to be very accurate, we note some mixed condition, typical for a lot this size, generally Fine or better, close examination is suggested, ideal lot for bourse or ebay dealer, all work done except pricing at retail. (Scott $57,750 by owner).rn

CV. 7,500-10,000

U.S. COUNTER BOOK STOCK, 1847/1938, full stock book with individual stamps priced and identified, on small stockcards, some mixed condition but many attractive and useful, includes Mint 185, 228, 230-36, 238-40 (unused), 517, 584-91, 595, 833-4 plate blocks (NH), C1-6, J46a; Used 1 (4 margins), 64 (certificate), 90 (2), 91 (3), 92, 95 (2), 96 (2 singles, pair), 97 (2), 100, 117, 119-21 (in small quantities), 155, 166, 219-29, 291, 293, 294-99 (2), 313, Q1-12, etc., also includes small stock of U.S. Possessions, useful inventory. Marked retail $23,700.

CV. 3,500-5,000

US DEALER'S STOCK. many attractive and useful stamps on dealer pages, a good run of basic and somewhat more specialized, priced and ready for resale, better mint noted: 214, 220a, 231 (broken hat), 273, 286 (Gem), 325, good run of Wash.-Franklin issues, 540 plate block + 2 pairs, 658-68, C4 (3), C18 NH (2), J2, ON1-18, Q6 (2), decent first issue revenues, etc., some with faults, duly mentioned on page, generally Fine or better, good comparable used issues, ideal for bourse or ebay dealer, Dealer retail $4,900, catalog being much higher.

CV. 1,000-1,500