Forty Canal Zone postcards from 1907-12 appearing to be from either military or contract civilian living on military camps. Mailed to Plainwell, Michigan. Several cards have toning from storage or age. Neat lot. (Image)

Canal Zone (1) 2¢ rose. It was the upper left stamp of a block of four. Includes a 2003 PSE certificate (95159) states, “it is genuine unused, tropical og. Block of four with fragile horizontal perfs. Rich color, centered F-VF. (Image)

Canal Zone (2) 5¢ blue. 2000 PSE certificate (46081) states, “it is genuine unused tropical og.” Fresh, centered Fine. (Image)

Canal Zone (3) 10¢ yellow. 2001 PSE certificate (51003) states, “it is genuine unused tropical og.” Bright, centered Fine. (Image)

Canal Zone (15) 8¢ on 50¢ bister brown. OG undisturbed, it was the lower left stamp of a block of four. Includes an original 2004 PSE certificate (127621) states, “it is genuine.” Fresh centered F-VF. (Image)

Canal Zone (J3) 1914 10¢ Rose carmine postage due. OG, 2003 PSE certificate (95165) states, “it is unused, slightly topical og.” Deep rich color, Center Fine. (Image)

Canal Zone (O8) 50¢ Rose lilac type 1a Used, OG, 2003 PSE certificate (106745) states, “it is used, cancelled to order, with hinged og.” However, the certificate fails to mention a hinge remnant, and an exerciser’s signature on the reverse. Centered Fine. (Image)

A cute accumulation of twelve C.S.A. covers. Includes a couple of stampless. Condition is quite mixed. Good lot for the general accumulator. (Image)

An interesting group of mint and used singles, pairs, blocks, and even a complete sheet. Also includes a few Postmaster Provisional’s (if they’re real). Condition is quite mixed. Good lot for the general accumulator. (Image)

Confederate States (1) on cover. Tied with black large circle Upperville Va. Cds. The stamps have three margins, cut in a top the reverse flap is starting to separate from the cover, Fine. (Image)

Guam (13) $1.00 Perry type II. Unused, OG, 1956 PFC (6232) states, “it is genuine in all respects.” However, the certificate fails to mention disturbed gum from hinge removal and perf faults. Still a very scarce item, centered Fine. (Image)

A small accumulation of mint and used later Hawaii. Starts with Scott number #75 and includes some Back of the Book. Condition is quite mixed, some with gum issues. When duplication exists its light. (Image)

Hawaii (15) 1¢ Black on grayish. Unused, no gum, four margins, 1982 PFC (104912) states, “it is genuine.” However, the certificate fails to mention a hinge remnant. Very bright, centered VF. (Image)

Hawaii (19) 1¢ Black 1864-65 issue. Plate 6-A, pos. III, Unused, no gum, four margins a little close a bottom left, owner’s mark on the reverse, centered VF. (Image)

Hawaii (23) 1¢ Black on laid paper. Plate 8-A, pos. III, Unused, no gum, four margins, very light pencil marks on the reverse, centered VF. (Image)

Hawaii (24) 2¢ Black on laid paper. Plate 7-A, pos. X, Unused, no gum, four margins, tiny hinge remnant and tiny owner’s mark on the reverse, centered VF. (Image)

Hawaii (U189) 10¢ chocolate on white unused entire with Wells Fargo & Co. Express "Kingdom of Hawaii” frank. Few minor wrinkles, “U189” light in pencil at lower right and light spot on the reverse, still F-VF. (Image)

Hawaii (U190) 10¢ chocolate on amber unused entire with Wells Fargo & Co. Express "Kingdom of Hawaii” frank. Few minor wrinkles, “U190” light in pencil at lower right and erased pencil notation on the reverse flap, still F-VF. (Image)

A precious pile of postage. Mostly sheets from 3¢ to 41¢ values. We did spot an occasional higher value. (Image)

Twenty-eight sheet files, including four large hardback ones, filled with sheets and part sheets. Ranges from three centers up to a few forty-two centers. All the counted are useable for postage with at least $5,500.00 face in this heavy one carton lot. A few have faults from rough storage so viewing important. Bring Everything, Recharge The calculator, and get ready for a counting bonanza. (Image)

Perfectly cheesy chunk of postage in two cartons. Lots of 3 centers. Just a few Forevers. Enough Birds and Flowers sheets to populate a Wisconsin woods. Highlights include: over two dozen sheet files containing 3-13 cent sheets, a box of coils, a box of full sheets over $1,800.00 face, and a box of booklets over $1,000.00 face. At least $4,850.00 face in all useable postage. See the web photos. (Image)

A high face value postage holding of $1.00 and above denominations. (Image)

An old postage holding sorted and stored in file folders. Contains both sheets and part sheets. (Image)

A mound of postage. Mostly 29¢ to 39¢ with a few 44¢ and 45¢ values thrown in for ballast. (Image)

Postage holding of mostly 6¢ to 15¢ sheets. (Image)