Small group of around 30 Confederate states covers. All but three have stamps. Many faults; some are quite faulty. Enough presentable covers to be a nice lot for the Confederate postal history collector. (Image)

A spiffy group of 25 Confederate covers from the prairie estate. Includes mostly #12’s, many are pen cancelled. One is unused on a patriotic and a lone Macon Georgia Postmaster Provisional (as is). Condition is mixed with some quite faulty. A simple presentation. (Image)

Canal Zone accumulation of singles gleaned from collections in 102 size cards on fifteen or so manila stockpages. Fully cataloged by the owner in 2016 at $1,327.56. Among the cataloged NH are a few regummed, sweated gum, gum disturbed among the truly NH. Needs a long look to determine condition and value. (Image)

A super interesting accumulation of Hawaii. There are some real stamps and some fakes so we scanned everything to be viewed. Condition is very mixed. Sold “as is” and a great lot for the student or specialist. (Image)

A well laid out mint and used 1845//1982 collection housed in four like brand new Lindner hingeless albums with slip cases from the prairie estate. What started out as a basic used collection took on a different dimension with items added here and there that caught the collector’s eye which in turn adds a little chutzpa such a cancels or multiples. As you peruse the 38 images on the website you’ll begin to understand the saying, “a picture is worth a thousand words.” Condition is mixed with loads of solid value plus over $900 of face value thrown in for a bonus, mostly mint sheets and booklets to soften the blow. (Image)

An outstanding almost entirely mint 19th and 20th century collection. Unusually potent early regular issues leading into the commemoratives. Enticing Washington-Franklins and airmails. In many areas you will find complete sets. The lone Back of the Book grouping is a set of Parcel Posts. Well over a couple dozen items are accompanied with certificates from the three leading expertizing services. Over 40 images reside on our website for your viewing pleasure. (Image)

A mature 1847//1975 parallel mint and used collection housed in All American albums. The mint assembly includes a fairly decent selection of 19th century. Then populated with lower to medium values starting with the early commemoratives, Washington-Franklins, later regular issues, and airmails (includes C13-C15). The used selection is more in depth in the 19th century as to be expected, then moving into the early commemoratives (includes 292), pretty group of Washington-Franklin, later regular issues, airmails (includes C13-14), and a bit of B.O.B. Many items have certificates. Solid value spread throughout. Condition is quite mixed so take your time to view. (Image)

A serious 1860 to mid-1990’s mostly mint collection meticulously mounted on White Ace pages housed in binders with slip cases. The commemoratives are virtually complete, minus #293. The regular issues are light in the 19th century yet does contain a couple used Banknote sets including the 90¢ values, a complete used 1869 set, spotty Washington-Franklins, however a mint 498//518 assembly, and 1922-1926 sets were present. Also encompasses the first two mint airmail sets, a lightly populated Back of the Book, and a flourishing flock of Federal Ducks with strength in the $5.00 through $25.00 values with lots of duplication. Condition is quite mixed with no gum, regum, and original gum all present. Close examination is recommended. (Image)

A proud 19th and 20th century mint and used collection meticulously mounted in a clean Scott National album. Nicely balanced in the front of the book and airmails and very light beyond that. The collector had an eye for well balanced margins resulting in a handsome appearing assembly. The following items are accompanied with certificates. The used with PSE certificates, Scott #, then (certificate #), 17 (1221700), 89 (1182377), 112 (1126291), 113 (1126292), 114 (1126293), 115 (1126294), 116 (1126295), 117 (1126296), 118 (1126297), 119 (1126298), 120 (1126299), 121 (11262300), 122 (1126301), 154 (119958), 155 (119959), 278 (99626), 131 (99627), 578 (30234), with PFC’s, Scotts #, then (certificate #), 241 (186525), 242 (187767), 243 (191113), 244 (205466), 245 (222369), 291 (227183), 292 (238132), 293 (237068), C13 (229584). Mint items with certificates are both PSE’s #579 (119960), C13 (91490). There are numerous other worthwhile items yet to be discovered so you will have to visit our website to peruse the 31 images dedicated to this wonderful group. Careful viewing is strongly recommended as the condition is all over the board from very bad to very good. (Image)

A readymade mint and used 19th and 20th century collection. Most of the value is housed in one album with the rest occupied with contemporary and modern low value plate blocks. Also included is an accumulation of loose material waiting to be incorporated into the grouping. Condition is mixed, nice assembly for the future. (Image)

An enthusiastic closet cleaning lot of 19th and 20th century mint and used front and back of the book that hasn’t seen the light of day for over twenty years. Housed in sales cards and pages, etc. Loads and loads of medium prices items either in singles or sets. Condition is mixed with NH, OG, RG, NG all present. An easy fix for a needy accumulator or grateful dealer. (Image)

A work in progress accumulation/collection consisting of near empty like brand new Lighthouse albums, a lonely Scott album, an accumulation of mint being top heavy in Federal Ducks and 1922-1926 Bureau issues plus other mint issues to a lesser degree from the 1890’s to 1950’s. Also includes over $900 face in mint sheets and scrap to use as philatelic money or trade bait. Condition is mixed. All components needed to build a respectable starter collection. (Image)

A remarkable accumulation of duplicates of medium and high value mostly mint on auction stock cards and pages from a potent collector. Condition is mixed and duplication exists. Take a long look at the 26 images placed on our website to get the true story. (Image)

A polite little assembly of mint and used on sales cards that haven’t seen the light of day for over 20 years. Includes both mint and used 19th and 20th century front of the book lower and medium values with a occasional higher price item sprinkled in. Condition is mixed with much concrete value to spread around. Perfect for an active stock either traveling or digital. (Image)

Original holding of wine stamp revenue sheets of 100 for the smaller size and 50 for the larger. Includes RE108 to RE203 (not inclusive). Some of the more notable areRE152, RE154, RE183, RE185 and RE188. A few minor perf separations but the majority are intact. Condition is F-VF throughout. (Image)

A spunky accumulation/stock from an old family friend’s estate. Includes a group of sales books where we spotted mint #241-245, C1//C6, a set of C13-C16 neatly nested in place. A small pile of mint sheets, an assembly of remaindered collections you’ll find a mint sheets and lot of postage types to count, and a lone Scott National with better medium priced items scattered about. A real head scratcher to figure out and the brave will prevail. (Image)

An awesome officials holding of duplicates from a specialist. Includes mint and used, color shades, plate varieties either real or imagined, specimens, proofs, and a few covers (all are Treasury issues). Condition is mixed. Lots of catalog value being offered at a very reasonable price. (Image)

A toasty accumulation of a serious collector’s duplicates housed in sixteen albums. Includes 19th and 20th century mixture of mint and used mostly front of the book. Mainly lower to medium values yet we spotted an occasional higher value item scattered about. You’ll also find a decent amount of plate blocks and some postage to take advantage of. Condition is mixed and there is some duplication. Acquiring this lot will send you to philatelic heaven. (Image)

An impressive mint plate number strip of five and used plate number single collection housed in a bulbous Scott National album, Scott Minuteman album and skinny stock book. Nearly complete missing the plate strips of the 18¢ Flag #6, and 20¢ Pumper #2. However we did spot plate strips of 1895 #4,6, 1900 #3,5, 1903 #5-6, 1903a #8, 1908 #7-8, 2602 #32333, 2603b #22222 and a used plate single of 1891 #6. All the plate strips appear hand selected for centering and the used singles are a little mixed. One of the nicest offering of the days gone by popular area. A quick way to acquire a near complete assembly with only a very few of key items to be added. (Image)

A powerful Federal duck accumulation of almost entirely NH singles, blocks, and plate blocks. Almost all are the $1.00 to $3.00 values. Very clean and profitable assembly we have offered of this popular area. (Image)

An important backup accumulation neatly nested in over 25 stock books. Starts with the early Bureau issues up to the modern face types. Also includes airmails and Federal Ducks. Most of the value is in the Ducks, face and airmails. Condition is iffy in the early and duplication ranges from very little to very much. Solid value to be found. (Image)

1920’-1990’s commemorative block, plate block, and other types of block collection in White Ace binders. A few bonus items in the earlier like perfed Park and Washington Bicentennial sets, and Farley souvenir sheets while in the later group contain a few full sheets, self adhesive sheets, and booklet panes. Looks can be deceiving as we spotted in some of the late books the blocks were actually folded plate strips or larger types of multiples. Very clean group. Thorough examination highly recommended to be competitive. (Image)

An enticing petite two volume mint and used collection. Starts with the 5¢ 1847 issue and holds a scattering of Banknotes, Washington-Franklins later issues. Also contains the 1930 and 1933 Zepps, a few Back of the Book issues and Federal Ducks. Condition is a little mixed, a solid starter collection if there ever was one. (Image)

A mainly used accumulation of mostly 19th and 20th century front of the book. Meticulously nestled in European size stock cards. Optimistically identified and cataloged with much duplication in some cases and condition issues in most. However, still solid value to be considered. A perfect assembly for an individual that would like to bulk up on catalog for their philatelic holding. (Image)

A 1950’s to 1990’s coil strip collection. Mainly in strips of 5 or larger with some plate numbers in the PNC areas. Includes some permit types and officials but still solid value spread throughout. Very clean with some duplication present. Good starter group with plenty of trade bait available. (Image)