A unique assembly of mint and used Confederate States. Includes singles and multiples plus several hundred counterfeits/reprints added in for a bonus. Condition mixed. Great opportunity for a Land of Dixie enthusiast. (Image)

A small group of about eighty stamps in different states of preservation. Included among the better material are damaged items and some that are dubious. A careful inspection is needed to come up with the correct amount. (Image)

Two Civil War covers from the Confederate States. Along for the ride is a letter from 1860 from Michigan where the writer explains his vote for Abe Lincoln. Historical. (Image)

Mammoth mound of mint postage. Mainly 32¢ values and above. Includes sheets, booklet panes, etc (Image)

Huge pile of postage from low values to high value. Includes sheets, plate strips, plate blocks, scrap. Lots of possibilities. (Image)

A monsterous mound of mint postage. Includes sheets to scrap and everything in between. Heavy in 25¢ to 37¢ values (Image)

All the remaining scrap postage from the Jefferson Park estate from 5 cent through 50 cents in four carefully counted small boxes. Easily figured in glassines of 50 and 100 of the same denomination. Plus a small pizza size box of uncounted remains. All the counted are able to be used for postage, all are full gum, over 95% are NH. The counted result in a value of $3,449.50, so at least $3,500 of useful postage. Includes singles, blocks and a group of booklets. Ready for licking and sticking. (Image)

One stockbook fresh from the Jefferson Park estate containing a carefully counted mass of high value, all 50 and up, cent mainly definitive blocks. $3,018.83 indicated all in one three ring binder on black stock pages. Plate blocks, zip blocks, multiples, and a full sheet of $2 Bryan included. Lots of $5, $2, etc., blocks useful for collections as well as mailing. Compact small pizza size box for shipping. (Image)

United States postage in various formats including sheets, plate blocks, booklets and singles. No fractionals or special purpose stamps were counted in the total of over $3700. Good for what mails you. (Image)

Neat and tidy box filled with postage. Includes sheets, plate blocks and strips, booklets, and just plain scrap. (Image)

A few thousand sorted in glassines and envelopes running from the late 1960’s into the 1970’s. Apparent count (unverified) is $635. (Image)

Canada postage accumulation up to the two-dollar consisting of owner’s count of $2,437.50. Also encompasses a Safe hingeless dual album and slipcase from 1996-2000 roughly having around one hundred additional face. (Image)

A potpourri of Canadian postage housed mainly in a pizza-type box. Contains sheets, blocks and single stamps ranging up to $10 face. Useful for collector or mailer. about $750 Canadian (Image)

A lightly exposed mint, used, 19th & 20th century, front and Back of the Book stock of moderate to high values. Duplication is noticeably light to none. Condition is mixed yet better than normally encountered. Loads of catalog available for sizable profits. Worth a serious look. (Image)

An overwhelming accumulation of $5.00 to $10.00 Federal Duck issues. NH, duplication from a little to a lot. (Image)

A hum dinger mint and used accumulation thrown into a box. It isn’t a Kim’s floor sweepings lot, but sure looks like one. (Image)

A mind-blowing mint and used 1851-1992 collection neatly mounted and housed in four Scott Specialty albums. Early issues up to the Banknote are primarily used then turns mixed eventually turning all mint after the Washington-Franklins. There are over a dozen 19th century items accompanied by certificates. Back of the Book contains airmails, Parcel Post and a very nice selection of Federal Ducks. Quite a lot of postage to figure. Condition is better than normally encountered with much mint NH. (Image)

Large collection hacked up into digestible chunks. Lots of catalog offered reasonably for this turnkey opportunity. (Image)

An original old time used accumulation in two crusty bulbous stock books. Includes both 19th and 20th century front and Back of the Book all sorted and in Scott order. Duplication from miniscule to quite a lot. Condition is very mixed. Tons of solid catalog offered at today’s market value. A general accumulator or packet maker’s gold mine to sift through. (Image)

A dealer’s covid close out sale. Several collections priced to sell. Perfect turnkey opportunity. (Image)

A powerful accumulation of several dozen mint and used 19th and 20th century front and Back of the Book in sales card. Condition is mixed, loads of catalog value offered at a reasonable price. (Image)

A likeable small accumulation of lower to medium values with a bit of higher cataloging items in a couple sales books. Both mint and used 19th and 20th century are present. Very small section of Back of the Book with hardly any airmails. Duplication is almost non-existent, condition is mixed with a good amount of NH. Solid value lot for both collector or dealer. (Image)

Super disorganized and disheveled US collection from the Jefferson Park Estate in two cartons. Highlights include: Banknotes to 90 cents, Columbians to 50 cents, mint Prexie set, early Ducks, Special delivery and parcel post, mint White Plains Sheet, Airmails mint C1-C6, mint and used Baby Zepp, mint and used commemoratives parallel to 1965 and used to 1980. Several remainder collections hold plenty of value, but most of the good stuff is interspersed within the mess. Along for the ride is an empty hingeless album and plenty of mainly low face value postage to count. (Image)

A wide selection of Federal Ducks, State Ducks, and various wildlife licenses. Condition is quite mixed. Great group for the feather and fin enthusiast. (Image)

A two-volume remainder collection with condition mixed, especially in the classics. With a careful viewing the desirable pieces will be evident. The two-volume collection of plate blocks has many interesting items including the White Plains sheet and Century of Progress sheets. Other items of the 1930’s are impressive. Needs careful examination to come up with the right number. (Image)