A bread and butter stock in nine red boxes holding several thousand 102 size salescards. Most countries have issues running to the 1980’s with light or minimal duplication. More used in the early parts and more mint later. One box is dedicated to Germany and area, one partial box is all Sweden. Other countries of strength are Austria, Belgium, Greece, Hungary and Japan. Would be easy to put out on your bourse table just as they are for easy profits. (Image)

Approximately 120 stockcards containing mint NH sets with a few short sets. Geopolitically it’s dominated by British. Strong topical flavor dominated by birds and animals. Good compact value. (Image)

Old world collection in two 1913 Schaubek albums put away decades ago. Strong Germany especially States and Colonies. A serious used collection put together during the 1920s. Huge catalog mixed condition. Uses old German hinges and flour paste to hold the easily salvageable stamps in place. Includes Cape triangles, Norway #1, Great Britain #142, and plenty more. Was remaindered slightly for some unknown reason leaving the old albums minus a few pages. Dozens of the Germany and area pages were removed intact with their stamps and now reside in a small pizza sized box. Enjoy yourself while rediscovering an original World collection from two generations back. (Image)

Several thousand mostly different on over three hundred cards. Appears to be all complete sets or souvenir sheets generally from the last few decades. Strong topical flavor especially birds. Should be all NH F-VF or better. (Image)

New issue accumulation of apparently all different from 2001 to 2018. Includes a couple thousand mainly Europe with especially strong France. Also includes some Far East, ex Soviet states and Africa. All NH, VF with good topical content. (Image)

Four small unrelated country collections. All smallish stamp issuing entities which would be very helpful to the general collector. Worth a quick peek. (Image)

One’s man’s accumulation of over 80 albums and binders in fifteen cartons from the Buckeye State where more was spent on the albums than on the stamps. Thousands of mostly common stamps that were stored in a basement resulting in so much mint being struck. Still useful and offered cheaply. (Image)

Worldwide A-Y stock in eight red boxes having approximately 5,000 #104 sale cards from various decades of the 20th Century in two cartons. Includes mint and used mainly common stamps sometimes in multiples. Already identified and cataloged but values are a decade old; so they should be used disregarded. Involves Austria, Cuba, Denmark, France, Germany, DDR, Italy, Sweden, etc. Inspection necessary to calculate a comfortable number. (Image)

Fascinating stock in 35 counter books from 1860 to the 1980s from a long-closed South Side stamp store in one carton. Encompasses hundreds and hundreds of mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, and singles in multiples having helpful backup. Involves France (9 books), Israel (8 books), Vatican (6 books) plus others. The majority of the stamps are priced but have older catalog values and thus should be only used as a guide. The condition of some of the classics will vary and viewing is recommended. (Image)

Ten cartons of intriguing worldwide from the late 19th Century to the 1980s. Thousands and thousands of mixed mint and used stamps having useable backup in albums, several stockbooks, folder collections, small boxes, envelopes, glassines, several red boxes and loose. A profitable offering worthy of your attention. (Image)

Highly delightful selection from the “Europa” estate running from the 1930s to the 1990s in six cartons. Thousands of mint and used stamps having pleasant, useful backup in stockbooks, albums, binders, counter books, and small boxes. Includes twelve Canada year sets from 1985 to 2004, nineteen small counter books containing common Germany, several Western Europe hingeless albums and remaindered Scott albums, five red boxes of which four have mainly mint already identified, cataloged mint Europa and other material suitable for resale from the 1960s to 1990s as well as miscellany. Can be broken down nicely for instant profit. (Image)

Remainder "end of the line" group of seven heavy cartons from a large consignment. Highlights include: a better than usual UN collection to 1985 with lots of extra stuff, several beginner and better than beginner foreign collections, mint stamps from New Zealand, Channel Islands, and Malta in glassines and post office packs, stockbooks and small boxes of duplicates and unprocessed material, "gold replica" FDCs, and everything else that was lying around after lotting the single lots from this consignment. Plenty of value thousands and thousands of stamps. (Image)

Twelve page Lindner stockbook crammed full with "sorted into country groups" stamps. Mainly used. Many classics. Huge catalog value. Strongest in Cape of Good Hope and Austria, but good value in Cuba, India and States, Indo China, Hungary, and South America. Check out the webphotos. (Image)

Five heavy cartons of world wide material in various albums, stockbooks, glassines and 102 size cards. Best is a topical collection that is space related in two large binders, a couple of old beat up "Brownies" and a Switzerland collection in a Scott Specialty album hiding a mint NH PAX set.. Interesting mix of material and plenty of it. (Image)

Worldwide folder collections from the 1880s to the 1980s in two cartons. Comprises hundreds and hundreds of mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, and singles on album pages in over twenty-five small three ring binders. Includes British, French colonies, Western, Eastern Europe, and Latin America. Ready to rock and roll as country unit sales. (Image)

Worldwide estate balance in 13 unsearched by us, banker's boxes. Includes albums (from empty to hundreds of stamps), stockbooks (dozens), approval books, stockpages, folder collections, cover groups, loose country collection pages, glassines, and just more unsorted stuff. Thousands of collectable stamps. Good variety of countries with an occasional interesting piece. Should be viewed in person to form an adequate estimate of value. Heavy. (Image)

Odd and unusual country groupings in two sixteen page stockbooks filling 21 pages. Includes sorted country groups of: Philippines, Bhutan, and Liberia. Mixed, but better than usual, condition. Light duplication. Everything has been meticulously catalogued with an owner's value of $6,866.60. Some sets and better singles (especially in Philippine Airs) included. Hundreds of collectible stamps. (Image)

Fifteen volume Scott international collection arranged alphabetically to about 1980. Most books are fairly sparse with an occasional heavy populated section. The pages are clean, the books are serviceable but beginning to collapse under their own weight. (Image)

Seven six ring salesbooks with many hundreds randomly arranged. Includes many better values sprinkled in and around early 1980’s promotional errors, other Scott unlisted, plus items that need certificates or dubious at best. There is duplication but, it’s hard to determine how much because it’s spread out amongst the books. Worth figuring. (Image)

Worldwide collection in eighteen Minkus albums from the 1880s to the 1970s in four cartons from the Europa estate. Thousands of mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, singles, and souvenir sheets. Albums run from moderately full to somewhat sparse but still plenty of value to make this an offering that might be hard to refuse. Take a look (Image)

Five small boxes and four books in a large carton. The Hong Kong of NH sets and souvenir sheets is the best followed by the Germany in a stockbook. Also includes on and off paper etc.. Easy profit if sold as nine units at stamp shows or on the internet. (Image)

Intriguing worldwide selection in four cartons. Includes a mint Faroe Islands collection from 1975 to 2015 in two White Ace albums, 1980 Queen Mother, 1981 Royal Wedding collections, and a three binder collection containing mint and used stamps British colonies; a little messy on album pages or stock pages from the 1870s to the 1960s. Also involves mint British colonies in several binders and on black pages having full sets, singles, and souvenir sheets from the 1960s to 1980s, subscription items, a small selection of unused black stock pages plus miscellany. A well rounded holding. (Image)

Worldwide assortment of thousands from various decades of the 20th Century in two cartons. One carton consists of hundreds of mint sets semi-sorted into six pizza size boxes which includes British Asia and Far East material. The second carton includes a mish-mash from all corners of the globe. Viewing recommended. (Image)

A carton of collections that did not make the cut as individual lots. Russia is the best having used and CTO sets and singles to 1964. Also, France, Indonesia, and Italy is specialty albums having mid-range stamps throughout. Includes a pizza-size box of unmounted France and a Crete collection loose on Scott pages. Needs to find a new home. (Image)

Worldwide collection in twenty-four Scott International albums from the early 1900s to roughly 1990 in seven cartons. Hundreds and hundreds of mint and used stamps in partial, full sets, and singles. The majority of the albums are sparsely populated offering the opportunity to start and to fill them up with stamps. (Image)