(UX1//UY3) Ten different mint and finishes with four period used. Better than usual condition with the mint ones fresh and the UX3 to Germany the only used one with folds and faults. All 14 in the webphotos. (Image)

An eye opening mint and used 19th and 20th century front and back of the book. This surprising assembly is mounted in a threeScott’s Minuteman albums. Well populated throughout the 1851-1869 issues, Banknotes, early commemoratives, Washington-Franklins, 1920’s through the mid-1990's. Also includes nicely rounded Airmails, Special Deliveries, Parcel Posts, Shanghai’s, Confederate States, etc. Some issues are accompanied with certificates. Examples are used #10 PSE (82188), used #21 PSE (121193), mint #26 PSE (76426), mint #37 PSE (12196), mint #38 PSE (1044508), used 64b PFC (244971), used 79 PFC (258094), used 121 APS (244971), mint 220c PFC (376531), mint 283 APS (165624), mint 276 PFC (431639), mint PFC (61150), mint 232 PSE (79368), mint 240 PSE (1151804), Weiss (724520), mint 249 PSE (128077), mint 460 Weiss (2009/460/15), mint 477 PFC (442400), mint 493 line pair PFC (106222), mint 516 PSE (1243373), mint 519 PSE (1105404), mint 533 PFC (134151), mint 546 PFC (429586), mint 595 PSE (28158), used 578 Weiss (2007/578/10), mint 832b PFC (90804), mint E4 PSE (78542), mint E9 PFC (344425). Condition is mixed. Overall a majority are better quality than normally encountered. A great opportunity to acquire a worthwhile holding. All you need is a hingeless album and you are on your way. (Image)

A smokin hot mint mainly NH accumulation lot in a stock book and sales cards. Includes 19th and 20th regular issues, commemoratives, and back of the book with an agreeable assembly of airmails. Most of the material are medium values. The owner had lots of time on his hands so it is neatly nested, lined up, identified, and Cat.ed for easy viewing. An incredible amount of meaningful Cat. offered very cheap. We scanned a lot of the material so you can appreciate the magnitude of the material. (Image)

A fanciful mint and used 19th, 20th century front and Back of the Book stock from the Gulf side stock housed in over 65 small sales books. Assembled over many years this was an active inventory up until the end of 2018. Attending a select group of shows this is not your run of the mill assembly of lower to medium values. Also includes a bit of possessions. Not really deep in duplication. However condition and sometimes the identity can come into question. A great amount of retail value ready and waiting for the next budding philatelic entrepreneur. (Image)

Retired dealer backstock of mainly mint multiples 1934-2014. Huge Brookman Cat. value, but the reward is in the gigantic mass of uncounted face tucked away in stockbooks, a plate block "collection" in a Harris album, procurement center packaged sheets, souvenir sheets, se-tenant blocks, sets and singles. Fairly comprehensive with plenty of mint modern issues to 2014. Great bourse stock for those customers filling want lists of modern material. Huge uncounted face. A bargain at the reserve, but will need the patients of a saint to correctly count this two carton lot. (Image)

A smart mixed mint and used collection neatly mounted collection on White Ace pages. The 19th century is lightly populated then picks up speed with the Columbian issues through the $5.00 values, the Trans Miss through the $2.00 values. Mixed delights in the contemporary commemoratives and Washington-Franklins. Well endowed front of the book starting with the 1930’s running into the 2000’s with much postage types to take into account. Spotty airmails and B.O.B. follows making a brief appearance. Condition is mixed and would make an excellent starter group for someone attached to the earlier items. (Image)

A mint and used stock of several hundred items in two 102 size boxes from a respected retired Midwest dealer. Includes 19th and 20th century front and back of the book issues. Mostly lower and medium values of mixed condition. Each item is identified which results in an easy turnkey opportunity for a stamp show or eBay marketer (Image)

A neat and tidy nearly complete mint Washington-Franklin group nested on Schaubek hingless pages. Condition a little mixed. A fantastic way to infuse this popular area into your collection. (Image)

An outstanding consignment remainder assembly. Includes a few pedestrian 19th and 20th century mint and used collections which include individual components such as front of the book, airmails, revenues, cut squares entires and postal cards, etc. You will also come across several stock books, sales pages and cards housing lower to medium values with an occasional higher priced item scattered about. There is some duplication and the condition is mixed. All the stuff is here that you will need to start on a philatelic quest. (Image)

Combination of 4 salesbooks and 5 collections. Mint and used issues from 1847 to 1950’s. Singles, pairs, blocks of four. Manageable duplication. Most items identified and many priced according to a recent edition of Scott. Condition varies, with some F-VF and some heavily hinged. Some stamps require an expert’s eye for proper evaluation. Suitable for addition to a dealer’s stock or creating an above-average collector’s collection. (Image)

Sneaky US collection from the "Hawk Eye" estate. Two meaningful albums that include mixed mint and used: #1, C1-C6, C18, 620 White Plains, Banknotes to 90 cents, Columbians to 50 cents, mint coil pairs, most of the Kansas Nebraskas, and a full flock of Duck Stamps as highlights. Plenty of other stuff in the stockbooks, folder collections, and mint backstock group. The webphotos tell the good parts of the story. Have a look. (Image)

A hefty 19th and 20th century neatly sorted accumulation in 6 binders starting with the 1851 issues up to the “Forevers”, including some high face values. There is a gap between Scott #693 up to the 1970’s issues. A ton of Cat. value to wade through. Condition is mixed. Numerous possibilities await the new owner. (Image)

One man's US accumulation to 1995. Consists of three Scotts National albums of mint mainly 1940-1995 around 50% complete, mint C1-C6, C18, C13-C15 all with faults, postage types hinged to pages an in mounts, an album of used, shoeboxes of duplicates including much face in heavy multiples (mainly 29 centers), a small album of sheets and mini sheets, and all the rest of the US related material in two heavy cartons. Face estimated at around $2,500.00 is probably in need of a introspective count. Little if any power 1840-1920 in both collections. Just a hint of cigarette smell still lingers after all these years. Will be loads of fun to break down and add to any good 1840-1940 collection to bring it closer to contemporary times. (Image)

A consignment remainder extraordinaire. Includes under glass morsels, postage of various types with some high value spotted, undone material ready for stock and just plain stuff. Enough value to warrant serious consideration. (Image)

A de-mounted almost all mint collection from an old time customer. Holds very little pre-Columbian issues with a decent amount of Washington-Franklins and just a bit of airmails with a scattering of higher values scattered about. Condition is mixed with many useful items here and there. The group would benefit from a nice clean album. (Image)

Adventurer’s delight. Consignment as received. Carton full of MNH, MH, and used U.S. stamps, including definitives, commemoratives, airmails, and special handling issues. Lots of full or partial booklets. Primarily post-WWII, with some earlier items, e.g., the 1938 Presidential series. Singles, sets, plate blocks, and sheets. Contains about 3300.00 face of which almost 500.00 (earlier material) is stuck or partially stuck. Possibility to salvage many stamps with TLC. Plenty of U.S. mint postal stationery and FDC’s. Also has a fair amount of United Nations, Canada, and general foreign. Perfect lot to chase away the late winter doldrums. Needs careful examination to come up with the right number. (Image)

An eclectic mostly mint holding of mainly 20th century medium values. Includes commemoratives, regular issues, and a few airmails in single and block form. Condition is quite mixed from clean NH to tropical environment gum and paper toning. Still much salvageable material spread throughout and worth a though examination. (Image)

Collection in a clean Lighthouse hingeless album from the 1850s to 1964. Hundreds and hundreds of mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, and singles. Highlights include mint White Plains and C1-6. A most useful Yankee collection. (Image)

A confusing mixed mint and used 19th and 20th century front and back of the book collection from 1847 to 1948 housed in 3 binders. Includes a used #2 then not much value until the Banknotes where a few 90¢ values pop in. The early commemoratives go up to the medium values. Hardy Washington-Franklins, however they are mostly used. Respectable White Plains sheet and Kansas-Nebraska sets exist. In the airmails you will find mint C1-C6, and a C18. Spotty in the B.O.B. arena, yet there is a mixed mint and used Q group. Condition is extremely mixed and some no gum mint in areas you would not expect. Still enough solid value to warrant serious consideration. (Image)

Extensive and massive US and UN collection filling four heavy cartons. Parallel mint and used US group with mint C1-C6, Prexie set, and C18 as highlights. All the earlies are used and when everything is counted a gigantic Cat. value is achieved. But most of the value is in the mint face types 1980-1998 which need a complete count because when done earlier contained the mostly unusable face of the prolific plate strips from the fractional decimal issues in several volumes. The UN is in one clean Scott Specialty Album from #1 through 1994 with a #38 souvenir sheet. Piles of albums filled with stamps to rediscover. (Image)

A simple 1851 to 1926 regular issue and commemorative collection hinged on Scott pages. The 19th century is a scattered bunch of various values, mostly medium but a few higher ones were spotted. Starts turning more mint with the Washington-Franklins. Condition is mixed and identity becomes questionable with the usual suspects. Offered for what it is and in need of a new home. Plenty of images for your perusal. (Image)

Two cartons containing roughly 600 covers from the 1920s to 2017. Comprises five binders of First Flight covers, two binders of Detroit River Mail covers from 1962 to 2017, one binder of Inauguration covers, postcards, tickets from 1933 to 2012 plus miscellaneous flight covers and Inauguration in a medium pizza size box. A well-rounded selection definitely worthy of your inspection. (Image)

An overgrown mint and used collection/accumulation. Includes a lightly population pre 1940’s assembly of both front and back of the book made up mainly of lower and a occasional medium scattered about. Most of the value lays in the postage that runs up to the “Forever” values. We even spotted a few high values while sloshing through the mass. Duplication abounds with solid value to count. Many hours of philatelic fun presenting itself in a meaningful way. Shipping weight is 72 lbs. Call or email for a rate quote. (Image)

Compact mainly 19th century accumulation of mostly mint singles and a few proofs. Condition is quite mixed with OG., RG, NG. Very high Cat. and a quick and easy lot to figure. (Image)

The first being a mostly mint 1893/1960 collection with mainly post 1930 issues housing many lower to medium items scattered about. Also includes mint airmails and a light dispersion of mint and used BOB. The second assembly is a parallel mostly used starting with a #1. The remainder of this collection is a hit or miss of later 19th and early 20th century. Well presented Washington-Franklins and a decent selection of Revenues. Condition is mixed with many very presentable items. Blending these two components into a new album is just what the doctor ordered. (Image)