(8) 2¢ block of four. NH with a bit of offset on the reverse, centered F-VF. (Image)

A postage accumulation of sheets, booklets, and scrap with some still in original USPS packaging. Most of the value is in 29¢ to 44¢ values and even some Forever’s floating around. Pull up a chair and start figuring. (Image)

Couple heavy cartons of postage. Includes, sheets, plate strips, plate blocks, scrap, and year sets. (Image)

Predicable pile of postage. Includes sheets, plate strips, plate blocks and scrap. Easy lot to figure.

A pretty of postage. Highlights includes a five volume modern plate block collection and 32¢ to 41¢ mint sheets in original USPS packaging.

A prominent pile of postage. Includes press sheets, sheets plate blocks, and scrap. (Image)

What you see is what you get from a stamps saver’s 1930’s to 1970’s work. A large postage hoard of mostly lower face value items with a high value item spotted while sifting through the mass. A gambler’s lot for sure. (Image)

Postage, postage, postage everywhere and not a letter to mail. Accumulation of modern booklets and a few Federal Ducks. (Image)

Postage accumulation right from the Post Office. Mainly 32¢ to 44¢ values which include sheets, blocks, and scrap. (Image)

Canadian postage selection consisting of thirty different year sets from 1976 to 2006 as issued by Canada Post. (Image)

Pan American US Army flight first leg cover canceled on December 19, 1926 in San Antonio, Texas. Addressed in the hand of Major Herbert Dargue to himself. From December 21, 1926 to May 2, 1927, Dargue led the U.S. Army Pan American Flight, a public relations goodwill mission to promote U.S. aviation in South America. Canceled on January, 18, 1927 in Cristobal, Canal Zone. Comes with a long article written by him describing the historical flight. (Image)

Old time customer's 19th and 20th century duplicates. Mostly used with some mint starting in the Washington-Franklins all sorted and identified. Duplication from a little to a lot. Condition mixed. Owner’s catalog $90,000.00+. (Image)

An extraordinary 1870 to mid 1990’s mint collection neatly mounted. In three Scott Specialty albums. Front of the Book, airmails and Back of the Book are all present. Loads of medium value singles and sets. Condition a tad mixed, however there are many fresh NH items to gaze upon. Don’t be afraid to be aggressive as there is a lot of solid value throughout. An excellent opportunity to start a quality collection. (Image)

A powerful assembly of duplicates from an old time collection neatly arranged on cards. Potential issues to consider are condition, identity, and authenticity. However, there is an enormous amount solid catalog to consider. All items have been scanned, some with the accompanied PFC’s. Careful viewing is recommended to come up with the right number. (Image)

A small accumulation of 19th and 20th century front and back of the book mint and used medium to lower singles and sets lined up and organized on stock page and a few sales pages. Condition is mixed with an exceptionally high catalog value. Offered at today’s prices. (Image)

A remaindered 1851 to 1940 mint and used single, block, and plate block collection with some gas still left in the tank. Lightly populated with only front of the book issues. All price ranges are represented when most of the value in the late 19th and early 20th century. Condition is quite mixed, so careful viewing is recommended with the solid value embodied in the many images provided. (Image)

Two volume Federal and State duck collection in Scott albums with slip cases. The Federal section is mint and used and is remaindered, and condition is quite mixed with some no gum scattered about. Also includes a plate number singles assembly and some Junior ducks. The State group is well balanced with many states starting with the first issues running in the 1990s. Condition of this consortium is pretty clean. (Image)

A monstrous 34 volume 1971//2013 mint mostly commemoratives collection on White Ace pages in binders. Includes singles, blocks, booklet panes and some sheets. Very clean, great for the beginner and a real time saver. (Image)

A batch of clean pickings yet to be offered from an active stock. Mostly medium mint values with very little duplication. A worthwhile assembly for a dealer or accumulator/collector. (Image)

A better group of Prexie plate blocks all with top plate numbers. They are never hinged but the usual gum skips and folds. 27 of the plate blocks are of 832/832c and there are three 833. A fine opportunity for a dealer to replenish stock. (Image)

Two volume almost entirely mint collection. The first are for singles housing a few 19th century, then mostly 20th century front of the book and airmails. The second volume holds mostly mid 1930s and later blocks along with a few airmails. Mainly lower to medium values. Very fresh appearing with a few back faults here and there. Well designed for the beginner. (Image)

A simple mostly used 1847//1997 collection hinged on Minuteman pages. Mainly lower to medium values with an occasional higher cataloging item scattered about. Also includes another book containing a few items that appear to be the duplicates and even some postage sprinkled in. Condition is very mixed, close inspection is advised. A new album would make an improvement. (Image)

A nifty two plus volume 1920-1950’s plate block collection. Mainly lower to medium values with an occasional better item that pops up. Condition is pretty clean with a mixture of NH and OG (mostly vlh) and just a bit of duplication. Easy lot to figure and worthy of expansion. (Image)

A mixed lot in a small stockbook including classics, commemoratives, back of the book and revenues. There is an impressive group of pre-1869. Ideal for replenishing stock or making singles for the internet. Well worth the time to view. (Image)

Duplicates from a condition and appearance prospective. Lots of medium solid mint and used values still sitting as purchased many years ago. Enough postage to keep you out of the post office for a while. Also includes a bit of Canal Zone and Philippines. Finally, a very sparsely populated Scott album to fill up with the duplicates. An all-in-one lot. (Image)