Poland collections in seven different albums from 1860 to the 1970s in one carton. Involves hundreds and hundreds of mostly used stamps in full, partial sets, singles, and souvenir sheets. The best is a Scott Specialty album from 1860 to 1975 containing highlights of mint Scott #55 (signed twice), used #1, and 251. The other six albums are mainly Scott and remaindered. A potential pierogi feast of Polish philately. (Image)

Poland assortment in two Lindner binders and slipcases on various size stock pages from 1918 to 1952. Consists of hundreds and hundreds of mixed mint and used stamps mostly different in full, partial sets, singles, and souvenir sheets. The collector organized these stamps mainly in sequential order instead of mounting them into albums. Highlights include mint 27a-29a, 251, 341-43, B49C and C26d (2) and used B29 and B29C. Lots of interesting material useful for your Polish collection. Do not discount the way the collector organized these stamps. A pierogi feast of interest. Viewing recommended. (Image)

Poland collection in four Scott Specialty albums and slipcases from 1953 to roughly 2009. Hundreds and hundreds of full, partial set, singles, and souvenir sheets. This collection consists of a mainly parallel mint and used stamps on quadrille pages nicely arranged using old-style mounts. Viewing required to full appreciate. (Image)

Poland selection from 1919 to 1976 in one carton. Comprises five-volume mint collection in K-Line binders from 1945 to 1974 appearing to be complete for the provided pages which some that are toned. Also entails a Minkus album from 1919 to 1976 which is sparsely populated. The creme de la crème of this offering is around 130 “groszy” having some expertized mainly mint collection from 1950-52 on Schaubek hingeless pages in a manila envelope. Take a look. (Image)

Poland Red Cross 1945 Dachau-Allach assortment in a pizza-size box. Consists of nineteen mint imperforate and perforate souvenir sheets having duplicates mounted in clear mounts on album pages. A most useful and historical selection. (Image)

Poland General Government 1944 selection in a pizza size box. Twenty-nine Hitler mint imperforate corner margin pairs having some duplicates mounted in clear mounts on album pages. (Image)