United States and worldwide cover selection in 34 cartons from an estate of a Midwest gentleman in the Show-Me State. Comprises thousands and thousands of US FDCs from the 1930s to 2000s as well as postal stationery and some commercial covers mainly organized in mostly large clean binders and two-sided, four pockets “Varo type” pages. Also involves a large assortment of covers in plastic boxes as well as a large assortment of subscription items making this a marketer’s dream come true. A pallet of potential pleasure. (Image)

United States and worldwide accumulation from the 1850s to the 1980s. Comprises several hundred FDCs, commercial covers, postal stationery, and postcards. Superb assortment having several interesting postal history items including a 1911 Great Britain Coronation flight, American POW in Japan WW II censored cover, and two large 1911 philatelic India covers for the Coronation. A most intriguing lot freshly arrived on the market. (Image)

United States and worldwide accumulation from the 1850s to 1995. Around 100 FDCs, commercial covers, postal stationery, and postcards including some better US FDCs and a 1928 Zeppelin card. Also comprises an India selection from Independence to 1954 involving a The Gandhi Presentation folder, several other presentation folders, two 1954 presentation books, and a few covers (Image)

United States and worldwide interesting assortment in a pizza size box. Over 70 covers and postal stationery from the 1860s to 1981. About 40% are from the United States including some fascinating postally used modern UX postal cards. Also comprises Great Britain, France and colonies, German States, Italy, Austria, plus miscellaneous. Lovers of covers might fall hard viewing this lot. (Image)

United States and worldwide accumulation from the 1860s to 1980s in three cartons. Over 1,000 FDCs, commercial covers, postal stationery and postcards. United States material is the most prevalent including first flight covers from the 1940s to 1960s, and assorted postal history. Runs the gambit from common to interesting. Once the possible nuggets have been discovered, would make a good candidate for a dollar table. Viewing recommended. (Image)

Accumulation in four cartons. Consists of United States and worldwide common FDCs, commercial covers, postal stationery, and postcards from an estate in Southwest Illinois. Good material for a fifty cent table. (Image)

Accumulation in two large and two small cartons from the Lake Zurich holding. Consists of mainly common, lower end United States FDCs, covers, postal stationery, and subscription items as well as a small pocket of worldwide. One of the small cartons has all United Nations FDCs. Priced according to the quality of the material. (Image)

United States and worldwide accumulation in seven cartons. Comprises hundreds and hundreds of common mainly US covers, FDCs, postal stationery, and postcards useful for a half a buck table. A carrot or two might be found by the wise postal history fan. (Image)

United States and foreign accumulation direct from the Sunshine State in two cartons from the late 19th Century to the 2000s. Cartons are loaded with lots of common covers and postal stationery which need to be weeded. A prime candidate for a small bourse quarter table. (Image)