1929 10fr-100fr Albert I Deluxe Sheet, 158x212mm sheet with the four dies in issued colors on thick cream paper, handstamp of the minister's office in violet, TIRAGE SP+ëCIAL" imprint and cutouts at bottom, Very Fine and choice; #495 of 600 sheets issued, scarce full sheet as many have been cut up to supply individual values (Image)

CV. 300-400

1891 Telegraph Issue Imperforate Trail Color Proof Tete-Beche Gutter Blocks, non-denominated in green, bistre, light blue and orange red on ungummed paper, green and bistre with some light wrinkling on one side, o/w Very Fine (see online scan) (Image)

CV. 150-200

SUBSTANTIAL BELGIUM COLLECTION, 1849/2012. on Schaubek pages in seven albums with some later issues on stock sheets, highly complete for period and with scores of non-Scott listed items but listed and priced in the Belgian "Officiel" catalog (2010 edition included), in addition to a nearly complete collection of mostly mint commems, definitives (epaulettes and 19th century issues mostly used), charity issues, airmails, dues, parcel post, officials, newspaper, etc. also note booklets and booklet panes plus publicity label setenants, S/S, precancels, German Occupation, telegram, telephone, some postal stationery, etc., a listing of the better issues would be quite lengthy but for example note 94 (5 panes of ten) in complete booklet, 102 NH, 108-22 mint, 123B used, 124-37 mint, 221 NH, B34-47 mint, 1928 Philatelic Journal overprints mint, B122 NH, B132-43 mint, B144-50 NH and continuing in a similar vein through the collection, generally F-VF, a collector's lifetime effort well worth a careful inspection (see online scans)

CV. 5,000-7,500

BELGIUM STOCK. 1000s in one stock book with by far the strongest section being used railways/ parcel posts, some add'l useful in the primne 1920s/30s period, some S/S, bit of better post -WW II, etc., usual mixed condition, VG-VF, well worth a close look

CV. 750-1,000