1918-19 10k Deep Violet Coat of Arms, Type I, a mint never hinged block of 25, fresh and very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 2,312

1918-19 10k Light Violet Coat of Arms, on Granite Paper, Type I, a mint never hinged block of 25, fresh and very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 3,500

1933 12g to 50g International Ski Federation Meeting in Innsbruck Set, mint never hinged and quite fresh, very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 525

1945 1m to 5m Hitler Overprinted Issues, with the 4 values in mint never hinged blocks of four, each with black diagonal overprint "Osterreich" inside vertical bars on Germany Hitler's Head high values, with obliterated text "Deutsches Reich". Three values are comb perforated 14 and the 2m is perforated 12½, very fine. Each stamp has an expert's handstamp, listed in Scott footnote. (Image)

Scott $ 600

Mainly Back-of-the-Book Lot with 83 Fiscal Stamps 1870-1922, Plus Four Sets of Blackprints, including Scott 969 with complete 16-page illustrated booklet, Albertina set Sc. 846-853, Vienna Opera Sc. 840 and 50th Anniversary 820-22. Also includes a few mint and used souvenir sheets and stamps as well as a stray page of France hinged C34-40. Very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 150

Collection of Mint and Used Austria, 1945-1982, consisting of many hundreds of stamps in hingeless album pages. We note many mint sets, and includes primarily used semi-postals, along with a small selection of mint and used airmails and postage dues. Better items include Scott #s: 538 (n.h. c.v. $100); B260-263 (used, c.v. $60 total); B269-271 (used, c.v. $85 total). Owner's catalogue value totaled $1,206. The lot also includes a binder of mint and used Spain, containing many hundreds of stamps (with some duplication up to 10 in some cases), primarily ranging from the 1930s to 1970s (with a few stamps pre-1930). A spot check of mint stamps in both collections showed mostly mint never hinged material. Online photos show a representation of this useful lot for the diligent collector. Overall, fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 150

Mint and Used Collection, 1850 to 2005, on older pages in a rather full, thick binder. This collection has a strong representation of the classics and is somewhat complete from 1919 to 1990, from there to 2005 we estimate the collection to be about 30% complete. Included are the following stamps #s 2 (x2, used c.v. $82 each), 6 (used c.v. $55), 7 (used c.v. $175), 31 (mint c.v. $290), 39 (used c.v. $190), 43 (mint c.v. $75), 77 (mint c.v. $60), C46 (mint c.v. $52), C57 (used c.v. $90), C58 (used c.v. $90). For many issues there are up to four or more examples of each, often with one being mint. The back of the book section is reasonably well-developed as well. This group should total a few thousand stamps, in all. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Collection / Accumulation of Mint and Used Austria, 1850-2000s, consisting of many hundreds of stamps, in a binder, with many Vario-style and personal pages. The lot begins with a small selection of pre-1900 stamps (including a few imperforate issues), and continues with a selection of used material up to the 1920s, with a mixture of mint and used stamps thereafter. Better stamps include Scott #s: 269-271 (n.h., c.v. $105 total); C54-60 (n.h., c.v. $267 total), and a cursory check indicates stamps and a few sets cataloguing $20 and up, leaving opportunities for finds by the diligent collector. The lot includes selections of Officials, Airmails, Postage Dues, Offices Abroad, etc. Duplication up to 5 in some cases. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 200