Trolleys, Streetcars, and Incline Railways. Lifetime collection formed by a Louisiana gentleman who wrote two books about streetcars. Contains 487 all-different cards, housed in two albums. Organized by location and type of transportation. Most cards are from the United States, but foreign cards are included. Packed with elusive material. RPPCs and lithos. Mixed condition. Selected and arranged with tender loving care. A hard-to-duplicate topical effort. (Image)

Worldwide Postcard Accumulation. Hoard of over 7,500 U.S. and general foreign postcards, loose and in albums. Plenty of topics represented, including nature, street scenes, notable buildings, humor, holidays, pretty women, romance, flowers, famous people, churches, art, regional costumes, religious events, and military life. Emphasis is on the pre-1930 time period. Lithos, linens, RPPCs, etc. Unused or postally used. Disorganized and in mixed condition. As a result of storage, some cards exhibit varying degrees of toning and are dusty and gritty. Should be of interest to collectors and dealers. (Image)

Postcard Treasure Trove. Hoard of over 9,000 worldwide postcards and photos, with a focus on commercial and military ships and harbors. Plenty of other topics represented. Lithos, chromes, RPPCs, and much more. Unused or postally used. Includes hundreds and hundreds of photos of ships, boats, ferries, ports, etc., identified and occasionally explained. Overall clean and desirable, but disorganized and in mixed condition. Neatly packed up and ready for a new owner. Should be of interest to collectors and dealers. (Image)

Blacks on Worldwide Postcards. Small collection of 125 all-different cards with various representations of Blacks in the United States and abroad. Housed in one binder. Includes offensive, controversial images and negative stereotypes. Blend of mailed and unmailed cards in mixed condition. Uncommon material. (Image)

Five boxes of Continental picture postcards. A tremendous quantity for those interested in pictures from around the world through time. Worth exploring. (Image)

Over 750 United States and worldwide unused and postally used postcards consisting of Golden Era, linens, and chromes. Spotted roughly 75 cards from the Century of Progress. A holding as received. Check it out. (Image)

Out-of-the-Ordinary Popular Culture. Thirty postcards from the U.S. and abroad. From the fields of advertising, entertainment, religion, and world events. Unused and posted. Lithos, RPPCs, etc. First half of twentieth century. Housed in sturdy plastic sleeves. All items shown in photos. (Image)

United States and worldwide selection from the 1860s to the 1990s in eight cartons. Around 5,000 FDCs, event, commercial, First Flight covers, and postal stationery from all corners of the globe. Includes a fascinating assortment from the United States, India, British Caribbean islands, and other British colonies. Examination necessary as many have toning, foxing, and soiling from storage in a humid, tropical climate. Still a lot which should pique your interest especially if you like postal history. (Image)

All the covers from a large Ohio estate. Fills nineteen heavy cartons. Most are US FDCs from 1950-1985 stored in heavy duty PVC sleeves one and or two to a sleeve. Multiple Cachets for each issue. Generally unaddressed. No high values or Duck FDCs noticed. Does include a good run of Colorano Color, a few Flugel, Artcraft and Art Master cachets. Includes foreign FDCs from Spain, Vatican City, and an extraordinary Kennedy and Space topical group. Only two cartons are jumbled, mish mashed FDCs. Owners estimate of 10,000 individual pieces seem ok. The balast of modern picture postcards are along for the ride. (Image)

Nice-and-Easy Cover Accumulation. Dealer’s old worldwide and USA cover grouping of over 1000 items. Material ranges from the nineteenth century to the 1960s or later. Includes registered, censored, airmail, underpaid, special delivery, paquebot, etc. Mostly commercial uses, with a sprinkling of topical delights and FDCs. Priced between $10 and $50, with a few higher and a few lower. Many smaller countries included in this grouping. Huge variety of countries and usages. All are sleeved and priced, and total retail values are in excess of $20,000.00. Generally F-VF. (Image)

United States and worldwide accumulation from the 1930s to the 1990s in eight cartons. Around 4,500 FDCs, event, commercial covers, postal stationery, and subscription items. An excellent combination of countries making this a most desirable lot. United Nations is roughly in two cartons. Take that into consideration when bidding. An internet money maker. (Image)

United States and worldwide accumulation roughly from the late 19th Century to the 1980s in eleven cartons. Over 7,000 common FDCs, commercial covers, both used and unused postal stationery, and postcards. Condition varies but could be one stop shopping for your internet business. (Image)

United States and worldwide selection roughly from the 1930s to the 2000s in six cartons. Consists of thousands of FDCs, commercial covers, and postal stationery. Mainly from the United States but includes a cactus topical assortment. Sorting into logical lots could be beneficial. Go for it. (Image)

Everything But the Kitchen Sink. Fourteen cartons of delight. Features thousands of postcards, FDCs, and subscription items, along with gobs of postal stationery and commercial mail. Does not seem to contain elusive material, but is chock-full of bread-and-butter items. Completely unsorted. Mixed condition, including damaged stock. Enterprising dealers, put on your thinking caps and devise a marketing plan for these covers aplenty. (Image)

United States and worldwide accumulation from the Reno Estate. Roughly 500 FDCs, commercial covers, and postal stationery from the 1920s to the 1990s. Discovered a nice selection of Egypt FDCs from the late 1940s to the 1960s, three terrific 1930s cacheted New Zealand First Flights, 1900 Lourenco Marques censored, and two Colombia SCADTA covers including a GB overprint 30 centavos Scott # CLGB55. Not to be missed. (Image)

United States and worldwide selection in seven cartons. Several thousands FDCs and subscription items roughly from the 1960s to the 1990s in a variety of promotional binders and albums. Pound for pound a deal for the lover of historical themed material. Great educational tools too. Needs to find a new home. (Image)

Small batch of interesting covers. Contains eighteen assorted U.S. and foreign items. Features postcards, embossed stationery, philatelic creations, FDCs, commercial mail, etc. Photos show complete lot. (Image)

United States and worldwide selection from the early 20th Century to 2001 in six cartons. Around 2,500 mainly US FDCs, event, commercial covers, and postal stationery mostly in photo albums and subscription items. A moneymaker at our opening bid. (Image)

United States and worldwide accumulation in six cartons. Comprises subscription items, golden replicas, common FDCs, commercial covers, postal stationery, and postcards roughly from the 1930s to the 1990s. Destination a fifty cents table. (Image)

Consignment Leftover Lot. Over 180 postcards and covers, mostly with a maritime focus. Includes ship covers, Third Reich propaganda, and military-themed items. Mixed condition. Take a look. (Image)

An intriguing accumulation in collections, loose collection pages, sales books, stock books. Spotted a high cataloging group of France, a couple batches of Netherlands and colonies, and even some U.S. postage to count. (Image)

An eclectic assembly of United States and General Foreign mint and used 19th and 20th century stamps, covers, post cards and even a slug of postage that will add a real number to the value. The group is contained in stock books, small collection lots and loose. Mostly lower value yet a little bit better items pops up. Great fit for the general accumulator looking for a good time. (Image)

The strength in this group is the early US and Great Britain. The early US mint is no gum and there is mixed condition on the earlies. There is US postage to count and hidden treasure to be found so take some time to view this group. (Image)

United States and worldwide assessment in eleven cartons from various decades of the 20th Century ending mostly in the 1980s. Tens of thousands mixed mint and used stamps in albums, binders, manila folders, album pages etc. having enormous backup. Over five cartons consist of on / off paper mixture consisting of both US and worldwide. Terrific opportunity to be the kingpin of this type of material. Offered appropriately. (Image)

Consignment balance filling three of our largest cartons. The collector was most active during the “hot time” of stamp collecting so, it looks like it came right out of the 1970’s and 1980’s. Includes many NH sets and souvenir sheets, 1st days both U.S. and worldwide, year sets, unused U.S. postal stationary, promotional offerings and subscription items, etc.. A clean group. (Image)