Nine counter books with several, mostly mint NH souvenir sheets and booklets. Some duplication which is moderate and helpful. Wide variety of countries represented. Easy lot to figure. (Image)

Various collections including Iceland, Denmark, Faroe Islands, South Africa, Italy-Trieste, Guinea and Brazil plus a stockbook filled with various stamps. There are better items and little duplication. If you want to add these stamps to your stock or if you are interested in beginning collections this group is for you. (Image)

Collection of many thousands with issues to the early 1970’s mounted in 16 Scott International albums. Many mint or used sets with some NH throughout. Well balanced as far as country content with the post war periods more populated. Several times there are glassines or salescards inserted holding extras awaiting more pages. The pages are clean but the albums are collapsing under their own weight. Terrific lot to break down and sell by the counties. (Image)

Not your typical mounted collection of many thousand to the early 1970’s housed in nine Master Global albums. Unevenly filled, ie: no U.S. or France. Extra pages have been added to accommodate for stamps where there is no spaces, unlisted items and duplicates. Includes many better values and sets. Sure to be of interest to the specialist or could be profitable to hack up into country lots and sell on the internet. (Image)

A-Z selection in seventeen cartons. Thousands of mixed mint and used stamps from the late 19th Century having some to 2000 in full, partial sets, and singles. Displayed in about 325 counter books organized by countries and colonies having some only with one or two pages. Lots of mint sets. Viewing would be beneficial. THIS WAS LOT 321 FROM PUBLIC AUCTION 444 THAT WENT UNCLAIMED BY THE BIDDER (Image)

Six pizza boxes filled to overflowing with stamps on stock pages, sales cards, 102 cards and glassines. Enormous catalog value with many identified and priced others to be identified. Here is a good opportunity for good retail profits. Worth a few minutes of viewing time. (Image)

A rather better stock than normally encountered in a red box packed with 102 cards and stamps ranging from a few dollars to many hundreds. These were prepared for show sales but never offered and are ready to be added to a dealer’s stock. This group is weighted toward European countries and there is a little duplication. Worth the few minutes needed for a thorough viewing. (Image)

Ten collections in stockbooks including Ireland, Great Britain, New Zealand, Australia, Australian Antarctic, British Antarctic, Channel Islands, Vatican and Germany. Many souvenir sheets and sets like New Zealand 333-52, 382-404 and C 1-8. If you are looking for fresh never hinged stamps, this is the lot. A great lot worthy of inspection. (Image)

Attractive auction lots. Contains six groupings of general foreign stamps. Housed on expensive stock sheets. Includes Argentina, Cuba, Middle East, Asia, Russia, Latvia, Lithuania, British colonies, and far-flung smaller and larger countries. Mint and used singles, sets, partial sets, souvenir sheets; nineteenth century to more modern times. Carefully organized and catalogued. Owner’s total catalog value is over $17,000.00. Some items might require an expert's eye for full evaluation. Useful for a dealer’s stock or private collection. (Image)

A carton of unsold auction material, including Germany, Great Britain beginning in 1840 on 102 cards. Also included are penny reds on covers, a stock book with much mint and some British colonies and more. Very high catalog value and also some duplication. This is a good lot to sell as separate units on the internet. Take a look. (Image)

A better than normal group in 13 stockbooks. Large amounts of better singles and also NH sets, souvenir sheets and a couple mint sheets. There is an enormous catalog value. Nice lot with many delightful stamps. (Image)

Worldwide selection from the late 19th Century to the 1980s in seven cartons. Thousands and thousands of mixed mint and used stamps in twelve plastic tubs organized in glassines or plastic holders by the owner. Appears to be plenty of catalog value present making this an opportunity for constructing internet lots. Tagging along in one carton are several remaindered albums and stockbooks. Viewing a must. (Image)

Philatelic bonanza. Three-carton lot focusing on Scandinavia, selected African countries, and assorted areas of Asia and the Pacific region, nineteenth century to 1990’s. Contains rudimentarily organized stamps in glassines, country-specific file folder accumulations, half-filled stock books, and stamps on specialty album pages. Reasonable duplication. Thousands of mint and used singles and sets. High overall catalog value. Clean, presentable, and useful. Features much intermediate value, with an occasional surprise mixed among the more common items. Worth a careful look. (Image)

Various collections including a two volume Israel, Ryukyus, Cambodia, Laos, Viet-Nam and Syria. All are well packed with mint and never hinged sets. New albums would enhance this collection and it would be ready to build upon. Take a look. (Image)

A comprehensive group of collections. Pitcairn Islands 1940 to 2012 never hinged, and St. Lucia collection of a few hundred never hinged 1970s to 1990s in a Scott specialty album. A Tokelau collection, 1953-2004 mint and most never hinged. Norfolk Island mostly mint never hinged 1947-1989 on hingeless pages. The Great Britain Offices has a nice selection including Eritrea, Somalia, Tripolitania, China, Morocco and Turkey. A small group of a few hundred Malta from 1860 to 1981 in mixed condition. Finally, a larger group of Malaysia in two albums and a stock book, mostly mint never hinged from 1960 to 2014 which includes Malayan states. Appealing to both collector and internet dealer. Duplication exists. Worth the time to view. (Image)

Five of our largest cartons from the Ovaltine Estate from various decades of the 20th Century. Entails thousands and thousands of mint and used stamps having lucrative backup on counter pages, glassines, small boxes, plastic tubs, loose etc. From a collector who had a quick eye for identifying meaningful material. Plenty of value to be discovered. (Image)

Good lot to break down for the internet. There are a few stronger areas such as Malta and Fiume. The remainder would supplement a dealer’s stock. Worth the time to view. (Image)

Worldwide selection from the Ovaltine Estate in six cartons. Thousands of mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, singles, and souvenir sheets having copious backup in stockbooks, binders, and folders from various decades of the 20th Century. An assortment running the gambit of areas from a collector who had a good eye. Not to be missed. (Image)

Accumulation from the Ovaltine Estate from various decades of the 20th Century in four of our largest cartons. Involves thousands and thousands of mint and used stamps having profitable backup in counter books, glassines, counter pages etc. One carton is just counter books stuffed with material. Directly from a collector who had a sharp eye for recognizing meaningful material. Viewing this lot will bring a huge smile to your face. (Image)

Consignment balance in four cartons. Includes several A-Z collections in Scotts Internationals etc.. Respectable collections of China, Yugoslavia plus Italy and areas with notable Eritrea. Also, rounding out the lot are U.S. 1st days, worldwide commercial covers, supplies and philatelic literature. (Image)

A sneaky accumulation stuffed into two large cartons. Most of the value is in two smaller boxes filled with glassines of semi-sorted material which makes it difficult to inspect. Tough to figure and a real gambler’s lot. (Image)

Various folder (partial) collections including Bavaria, Croatia, Denmark, Danzig, Fiume, Canadian Provinces and others. The owners catalog value is $8800. Although the material is in nice condition there are questionable cancellations, so careful inspection is required. Nice clean lot of saleable material. (Image)

A desk and shelf clearing conglomeration in eleven cartons most notable for its randomness. A quick perusal finds 6 decrepit Internationals, at least 4 pizza type boxes loaded with glassines, approval cards and the like, a carton of loose that will take hours to sort, and dozens of juvenile collections, stockbooks, albums, small boxes of stamps, and folder lots. Also of note are 3 small counterbooks with better items. Difficult to describe and evaluate so dive in and take a look. (Image)

Assortment in six of orur largest cartons from the Ovaltine Estate from various decades of the 20th Century. Thousands of mint and used stamps having enjoyable backup mainly organized in cigar, small boxes, glassines, and loose from a collector who had a good eye for discovering interesting material. Worth your time to view. (Image)

A comprehensive assortment of mint and used including some back of the book housed in three ring binders. Most are common with a few better early items. There is a selection of mint UN stamps. There are many attractive sound stamps that are worth your time to view. (Image)