MASSIVE DDR STOCK, thousands of singles and sets, mixed mint and used but mostly used, contained in 26 retail books and several thousand loose glassines in two file drawers, includes commems, SS's, semi's, airmails, regulars, officials and nice selection of Russian Zone, very nice variety but there is duplication here, the overall condition is mixed and there are faults to be expected, a very large stock (Image)

CV 41,550.00

GERMANY DDR COLLECTION, several hundred singles, sets and SS's, mounted in four Davo hingeless albums, mostly mint NH but there are some used items included from the early issues in the 1950's, there are some better sets with values up to about $125.00, the overall condition is mixed and there are some scattered faults but for the most part a very clean collection, (ENV 300-400)

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GERMAN STATES - BERGEDORF, a couple dozen mixed mint and used, contained on Lindner hingeless album pages, good variety but expect some slight duplication, the overall condition is mixed with some faults to be expected but there are also many Very Fine four margin singles here, there are also some reprints and forgeries included, (ENV 200-225) (Image)

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MECKLENBURG SCHWERIN COLLECTION, about a dozen mixed mint and used, contained on Lindner hingeless album pages, good variety but expect some slight duplication, the overall condition is mixed with some faults to be expected but there are also many Very Fine four margin singles here, some of the better stamps are: 1, 2*, 3(2), 6-8*, 6a, 8, take a look at this one (Image)

CV 2,450.00

MECKLENBURG STRELITZ COLLECTION, about a dozen mixed mint and used, contained on Lindner hingeless album page, good variety but expect some slight duplication, the overall condition is mixed with some faults to be expected but there are also some Very Fine four margin singles here, (ENV 200-250) (Image)

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HAWAII COLLECTION, a few dozen mixed mint and used, hinged and mounted on Scott album pages, there are some multiples and covers included, good variety but expect some duplication, the overall condition is mixed and there are faults scattered, we noticed some speciality material scattered, a nice lot to look through and certainly a good amount of catalog value in this one, worth a good look, (ENV 1,750-2,000) (Image)

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TRIESTE COLLECTION, includes a few dozen mint and used singles, hinged and mounted on Scott album pages, usual mixed condition with some faults to be expected, there is some duplication, a good starter collection (Image)

CV 900.00

U.S. LOCALS ACCUMULATION, about 200+ mint and used items, includes singles and many strips and blocks, most appear to be reprints and forgeries but there are a few used stamps here too, the overall condition is mixed but generally a pretty clean group, a nice lot for the specialist in this area, (ENV 650-750) (Image)

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U.S. CLASSIC COVER GROUP, the group consists of 23 various covers, contained on retail pages, the lot includes: 10, 11, 25(4), 25a(3), 26(7), 65(5) plus two other items, the overall condition is mixed and there are faults, there are a few better usages and a couple higher quality items, well worth a good look for the specialist in this area (Image)

CV 4,200.00

U.S. CLASSIC COVER ACCUMULATION, a couple hundred covers, virtually all are pre-1900, includes stamps and some postal stationary, strong in 1851, 1861 and Banknotes, condition is very mixed with faults to be expected, most of these covers would retail in the $1-10 range with some higher and a few less but still an interesting lot to pick through, (ENV 100-150) (Image)

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INDIAN MOTORCYCLE COVER COLLECTION OF AIRMAIL COVERS, a very impressive collection of 32 various covers, all are related to the Indian Motorcycle Co. in Springfield, Mass., there are four basic designs and then varieties of those, all neatly arranged on plastic album pages in a three ring binder, there are 13 various covers with the small "red" cycle design (includes several varieties), there are three double purple cachet designs, two with single purple cachet design and seven with the full Indian motorcycle design on the back (this group includes: Series A(2), B(3), C and D), then there are seven other covers related to this subject, overall very nice condition with maybe a few scattered faults, the overall printed design covers often sell in the $200-300 range and the red design in the $50-100 range when available, a very attractive collection of this scarce covers, (ENV $1,000-1,500) (Image)

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U.S. AIRMAIL FIRST FLIGHT AND EVENT COVER ACCUMULATION, about 400 various covers, about half are First Flights and the other half are Airmail Event covers, most are sleaved in poly and identified, very clean group but there may be some scattered faults, very nice variety but there is some duplication in the F.A.M. 18-22 area, plenty of interesting covers for the specialist in this area, (ENV 500-600) (Image)

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U.S. AIRMAIL FIRST FLIGHT AND EVENT COVER GROUP, about 200 various covers, about half are First Flights and the other half are Airmail Event covers, most are sleaved in poly and identified, very clean group but there may be some scattered faults, very nice variety but there is some duplication, there are a few dozen Lindbergh flown and related covers, there are a few dozen signed by pilots and postmasters, there are dozens of covers which would retail in the $10-25 range in this lot, plenty of interesting covers for the specialist in this area, (ENV 400-500) (Image)

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AIRMAIL COVER ACCUMULATION, a few dozen various Airmail and First Flight covers, loose in a small box, good variety but there is some duplication, includes some mixed frankings, usual mixed condition with some scattered faults, there are mostly C.A.M.'s with a few F.A.M. mixed in, we noticed a few covers which would retail in the $25-50 range scattered, take a look (Image)

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FAMOUS PILOTS SIGNATURE ON COVER GROUP, eight different covers, each with flown and signed by a famous pilot, there is also some correspondence and other information with these covers, includes: Capt. B.B. Lipsner, Earl Ovington, Gen. Wm. "Billy" Mitchell, Col. Hubert Julian, Admiral Byrd, slightly mixed condition, interesting group for the specialist in this area, (ENV 200-300) (Image)

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PAN AMERICAN FIRST FLIGHT COVERS, 11 covers which were flown and signed by Edwin Musick, there are two different types of frankings, all have New Zealand stamps affixed, also included with the lot is a Dec. 2nd, 1935 Time Magazine with Musick on the cover, a very interesting lot for the specialist in this area, (ENV 100-150) (Image)

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DUCK STAMP FDC COLLECTION, 1979-2000, includes 59 different covers of which all but two are FDC's, contained in a cover album, the 1979 on cover is with $1 Candle holder dated July 2, 1979 and there is a RW1 tied on a FDC of #2092, all are cacheted and unaddressed, the overall condition is very clean and for the most part Very Fine, there are many covers here with retail values in the $40-50 range and up, virtually each year has from 2-4 different cachet's, a great start on this very popular collecting area, total retail is approaching $2,000.00, (ENV 800-900) (Image)

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U.S. FDC ACCUMULATION, several thousand various cacheted and unaddressed FDC's jammed packed into a extra large carton, many different issues but there is some duplication here, the overall condition is very clean with some scattered faults, most appear to be Artmaster, there are some better covers here, runs into the 1990's, nice lot, (ENV 300-400) (Image)

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FIRST DAY COVER ACCUMULATION, includes several hundred various but mostly different, contained in three large three ring binders, four cover albums and a few hundred loose all contained in a very large carton, condition is pretty clean with maybe a few scattered faults, there are some better covers here, there is nice group of a few dozen Colorano's, two sets of 1986 Presidents with different cachets, a few dozen Sarzin metallic FDC's, about 100 FDC's of better early cachet and multi-colored cachets which include Fluegel and Boll, a great lot to pick through for the specialist in this area, (ENV 300-400) (Image)

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#2092 PRESERVING WETLANDS FIRST DAY COVER COLLECTION, includes 58 different covers, all are FDC's, all are cacheted and properly cancelled 7-2-84, a wonderful variety of this very popular Duck stamp area, included are 11 handpainted covers, many of these covers retail in the $20-30 range each, some of the better covers include: Weaver, Gold, Collins, Goldberg, Horseshoe, Lee, Balke, Johnson, Mille, Paslay and Brotman(2 different), the overall condition is very clean and overall Very Fine, a great looking group, (ENV 200-250) (Image)

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U.S. FIRST DAY COVER COLLECTION, including 13 Fleetwood albums with dust cases, two large Fleetwood President albums, also includes State Wildlife and State Birds & Flowers, plus misc. other albums for a total of 24 albums with a couple of Canadian FDC albums, overall condition is very clean with maybe a few scattered faults, a few better scattered, (ENV 200-250) (Image)

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CHARLES A. LINDBERGH COVER AND EPHEMERA COLLECTION, includes about 32 various covers with many flown by Lindbergh, neatly arranged on album pages in a three ring binder, there are some very good covers here especially C10a singles on large format covers, there are many multiple and mixed frankings, the overall condition is pretty clean with some scattered faults, a very impressive collection of covers and information relating to this always popular Airmail Topical, (ENV 750-1,000) (Image)

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MOTORCYCLE COURIER SERVICE FIRST FLIGHT COVERS, 28 various covers, contained in clear cover pages, most are from C.A.M. #1 which is the First Experimental Airplane-Motorcycle Courier Service on March 15, 1928, most have the violet cachet, most have C10's franking the covers but there are some other scattered interesting usages included, the overall condition is mixed and there are some minor faults but for the most part a very clean group, quite scarce in a group this large, (ENV 500-600) (Image)

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C.A.M. FIRST FLIGHT GROUP #11, 17 AND 18, includes 85 various covers in a cover album, all are from C.A.M. #11, 17 and 18, various frankings with most having 10's but there are a couple dozen with interesting mixed frankings, condition is very clean with some scattered faults, there are several covers here which would retail in the $25-50 range, (ENV 500-600) (Image)

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C.A.M #20 FIRST FLIGHT COVER GROUP, includes 42 various covers, virtually all have the C.A.M. 20 cachet, various frankings but many are C10's, there are some with autographs and several better usages and markings, slightly mixed condition but for the most part a very clean group, nice looking collection, there are several covers which would retail in the $50-100 range, (ENV 400-500) (Image)

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