Latin America two red boxes filled with around 1,200 102 size cards each with a revenue set or (mainly) single. All priced and ready for sale at a discount. Duplication in places. Mixed mint and used. Mixed condition. Sorted B-Z by country (no Argentina). Over $5,000.00 listed retail according to the owner. Perfect lot for the area collector. (Image)

Consignment as received in 5 cartons. The best is Greenland which is almost complete to 1977. Also a decent Denmark and Faroe Islands. Many NH sets of new issues of and FDC’s. The last part has much upside potential as it’s a bit harder to figure. Needs inspection. (Image)

Faroe Islands and Aland mainly complete nicely mounted mint collections in one carton. Embraces three binders of Faroe Islands from 1975 to 2012 of which two are on computer generated Lighthouse pages and the other are all booklets in a Lighthouse binder, stock pages and Aland from 1984 to 2002 in the one binder. Both collections have hundreds of stamps in mostly full sets, singles, souvenir sheets, booklets, and Christmas Seals sheets. An intriguing selection. (Image)

Faroe Islands and Austria selection in two binders. Comprises hundreds of mixed mint and used stamps in partial, full sets, singles, and souvenir sheets on homemade pages. Faroes is mint from 1975 to 2004 from and Austria is mixed mint and used from 1850 to 1935 with BOB. Both are elementary but still useful for filling empty holes in these respective countries. (Image)

Assortment of unsold lots from a previous auction with better material throughout including a few certs. Following is a sample: Canada 60 OG w/cert, 158-159 OG, FSAT 25-28 NH, Italy 495-506 NH, Italy Aegean Is. 31-35 OG, Italian Colonies 46-50/C29-35 OG, Netherlands 161-163 OG, San Marino 134-138 OG, 143-150 OG, Vatican City 19-34/E3-E4 and much more (see webphotos). Power house lot that will fill many holes in a collection. (Image)

Worldwide town cancel selection in two binders from the late 19th Century through various decades of the 20th Century. Between 4,000-5,000 stamps of CDS cancels neatly organized by country and town on black two-sized stock pages. Includes British, French, German colonies as well as strong section from Denmark and Hungary. Also in the Denmark section is an additional 390 Star cancels nicely organized by town. A challenging assortment to assemble. (Image)

World numeral cancels selection. Includes over 1,200 stamps involving British colonies, Greece Hermes Heads, Netherlands and colonies, three neat Poland Scott #1, and miscellaneous worldwide on black two-sided stock pages in a binder. Also entails a small envelope of miscellaneous extras. A noteworthy offering. (Image)

Accumulation with Norway and Australia that did not make the grade as single lots. They are both in attractive Lighthouse Albums. Norway stamps start in 1938 and run to 1999 and appears all NH. Well populated with a few empty spots. Australia starts with stamps in the 40's to the 90's, also mostly NH. Included is a stockbook with newer material. Very clean lot, a great start for these two countries. Viewing recommended. (Image)

Argentina accumulation from the Lake Zurich holding roughly from the 1860s to 1980s in one medium carton. Embraces four red boxes having over 2,000 sales cards of which two boxes are revenues from various provinces and the other two boxes with 1 1/4 containing mint and used stamps and the other ¾ having other Latin America stamps. Also entails a small pizza box having better and interesting material as well as stock, album, and homemade pages containing a variety of Argentina material. While duplication exists, still an unusual and exciting selection. (Image)

Austria collection in two Scott Specialty albums with stamps into the 70's. Starts with strong classics including both Franz Josef stamps in sets, mint Dollfuss, complete German overprint stamps, strong semi-postal, complete airs and respectable back of the book. Condition of used is average the mint F-VF. Nice collection looking for a new home. (Image)

Austria several thousand used neatly arranged on stockpages. The early part is the weakest but, starting in the 1920’s is extensively well filled with sensible duplication to 2000. Consistent through the regulars, semis, airs and dues with the postwar the strongest. Looks to be mostly F-VF (Image)

Outstanding Austria collection/accumulation in two heavy cartons. The owner was an admirer of classic cancellation devices used on Austrian stamps throughout the Empire and purchased every (100% on the stamp) cancel he could find regardless of the catalog value of the stamp. Hundreds of beautiful examples of classic Austria and Lombardy Venetia on pages in the midst of his better than usual collection. Also includes his recent purchases (2007-2010) that have not been added to the main album and stockbooks of general duplicates, modern sets, and the "to be sorted" cancels. The collection itself in 5 mismatched volumes to 1990 is better than most only missing the rarities in need a new album befitting the excellent stamps. Weak back of the book and inflation era. The extensive webphotos only scratch the surface of this prodigious Austrian holding. (Image)

Belgium numeral cancels selection. Consists of over 780 numeral cancels on black two-sided stock pages in a binder organized nicely by bar, ambulant, and dot numerals. Mostly nice strikes including many having high catalog values. Spotted ten Scott #1. A Belgian collector of this material should not waffle about viewing. (Image)

Extensive collection of Belgium Parcel Post markings on stamps. Roughly 22,000 stamps with readable and attributed cancels organized alphabetically by town and route. Aggregated to tell the story of the most extensive railway system in Europe. Unknown catalog value. Clearly legible, parcel, postal, and telegraph cancels many chosen for their upright SON placement including dozens and dozens of first issues most without staple holes. As unique as possible with large numbers of stamps per route. A lifetime of work never organized into an exhibit. Impossible to replace given the length of time and study that went into this assemblage. A copy of the 2003 Jones study of the routes and markings of the Belgian system is included. A never to be repeated opportunity. (Image)

Outstanding Belgium and Belgian Congo collection 1849-1993 in three Scott specialized albums. Mixed mint and used. Mixed condition. Begins with strong classics. Highlights include: mint # 102, 108-122, 124-137, 221, B34-B47, B69-B77 overprinted, B114-B122, B132-143, and much, much more. Plenty of mint modern sets to consider. Not as strong in the BOB issues. Some pages as well some edges on souvenir sheets are damaged. The mixed condition of the stamps and album is offset by the many duplicates shingled under one another inside the mounts. So much fun for a new owner to remount this advanced collection into a necessary new album. (Image)

Belgium unusual selection in three binders and a folder. From the 19th Century through various decades of the 20th Century. Over 1,600 town cancels on telegraph, postage dues, revenues, advertising labels etc. on black two-sided stock pages. A specialist in this area will think that he has gone to heaven after viewing this lot. (Image)

Bhutan collection in a partially remaindered Scott Specialty album from 1962 to the 1980s. Includes hundreds of partial, full, sets, singles, and souvenir sheets. A popular topical issuing country. (Image)

Bosnia and Herzegovenia collection/accumulation with several small collections on album pages along with two stockbooks. The lot has several complete sets mint, used and imperf. Also several of the early issues that need identification. Plenty of forgeries, reprints and back of the book stuff. Excellent lot to repackage into a specialty album and lot of stamps to work with. Priced reasonably. (Image)

Denmark collection in two Scott Specialty albums from 1851 to 2009 as well as Danish West Indies from 1866 to 1917 and Greenland from 1945 to 1989 in one carton. A good basic collection containing hundreds and hundreds of mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, and singles. Also includes a rudimentary Denmark collection in one Scott Specialty album from 1866 to 1989 album which appears to be the collector’s secondary collection. (Image)

Finland several thousand used neatly arranged on stockpages with issues to the late 1990’s. Helpful duplication early for the better values and cancel hunting. Later the duplication is sensible, well balanced and is mostly complete sets. Especially valuable semipostals. (Image)

Greece small group that includes some better mint sets like the 1940 Youth issue, few small Hermes heads in large multiple and a few interesting covers. Worth a quick look. (Image)

Haiti collection on a variety of pages in a Scott binder. Thousands of different stamps 1881-1999. Strongest in the classics and the early 20th Century overprints. Weakest in the most modern. Mixed mint and used. Mixed condition including a few CTO. Over 80% complete for the pages. Huge aggregate catalog value. Needs a new album and owner who will remount this better than intermediate collection into a show piece to be proud of. (Image)

Hungary collection in two Scott albums with pages to the 1980's. Mostly used with an occasional mint set. Has a few better items including a mint C81 imperf souvenir sheet. A nice intermediate collection ready for expansion. (Image)

Hungary Collection of a few hundred different mounted on Scott vintage pages. Mixed mint and used with better values and sets properly evaluated for dubious. (Image)

Hungary collection in two old-style Schaubek albums. Consists of one album of mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, and singles from 1871 to 1961 and the other album of souvenir sheets from 1938 to 1984. If you have a hunger for Hungary this lot might be for you. (Image)