Argentina accumulation organized in six small boxes with thousands starting with older stamps and going into the 80's. Mostly used and well identified with some mint. Good lot for the specialist. Take a look at the webphotos it will give you an idea as to what is here. (Image)

Asia group of ten counterbooks from the Mountain store stock. Includes: South Korea (3), Hong Kong (3), Laos (3), and Mongolia (1). Mixed mint and used, early to modern, with sets and singles. Mixed condition. All on standard sales pages, in Scott order and priced at 75% or so of catalog. All are dollar and up with higher value surprises still there. Huge catalog. Light duplication. Good for dealer and collector alike. (Image)

Asia assortment. Comprises hundreds and hundreds of mainly common mint and used stamps having duplication in two medium boxes and folders on album and blank pages running from the early 1900s to 1980s. You need a little imagination and a basic knowledge of geography to come up with a doable number. (Image)

Austria collection in two pressboard binders mounted on quadrille pages with most stamps in mounts. Starts in the 1850's and runs into the1980's. Loaded with power including both Franz Josef sets, 1945 German overprints, excellent semi- postals, complete mint airs and more . Viewing highly recommended. (Image)

Austria in nine counter books from the Mountain store stock. Comprises hundreds and hundreds of mixed mint and used stamps in partial, full, sets, and singles from 1850s to 2005 or Scott #3 to 2035. Two books contain BOB. Mixed condition. All on standard sales pages, in Scott order and priced at 75% or so of catalog. All are dollar and up with a few surprises still there. Huge catalog. Having light to moderate duplication. Good for dealer and collector alike. (Image)

Austria aggregation put forth as a collection. Few classics even fewer complete sets. Highlights include: homemade pages containing hundred of collectable stamps in relative chronological order encased in plastic cover slips. From old to modern with just enough mint sets for a look. (Image)

Austria Collection of many hundred different in a Scott specialty album. The regulars start all used to the early 20th century, then mint and used to the mid 50’s, then all mint with much NH to 1992. The semis are weak in the good period, the airs scattered, dues and offices respectable, Bosnia mentionable. The condition of the used is average, the mint F-VF. A real good start. (Image)

Austria remainder group from an old time holding in two compact parts. First is a disjointed slightly remaindered Austria collection 1867-1947. A few intermediate values along with a few part sets and singles typify this small group. The second is a stockbook of mainly used. Although remaindered has more goodies than the collection. Compact easy to figure lot. (Image)

Austria selection on eight row black stock pages in a binder. Hundreds of mostly different mint stamps from the 1940s to the 1980s in full, partial sets, singles, and souvenir sheet. Offered appropriately and beneficial for filling in all the holes in your contemporary Austrian collection. (Image)

Austria and Area collection in five Scott Specialty albums using a mixture of Scott pages and blank homemade ones, done by an expert philatelist to tell the story of Austria's history 1840-2010. Includes sections of: Lombardy Venetia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro with a few Poland usages scattered throughout. Strong classics. Seems to include everything except the Dollfuss, WIPA and Renner sheets. Custom organized. Huge catalog value. Strength in up to 2010 mint sets. Fun to view and figure. (Image)

Baltic States accumulation mainly from 1919 to the 1990s in three cartons. Thousands and thousands of mint and used stamps in three Scott albums, nine stockbooks, binders, plastic bags, loose, glassines and album pages. Since the collector’s passion was Estonia, a preponderance from that country dominates having town cancels, varieties, etc. The most interesting is a Scott album from 1919 to 1940 collection of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania which the viewer must not miss. One of the largest selection from this area that we have offered in a while. Coming along for the ride is a carton of worldwide which will be great for making bourse box lots. Do not miss out bidding and viewing this lot, as you will not be disappointed. (Image)

Belgium accumulation with hundreds and hundreds of King Leopold stamps broken down into "types". Great lot for the classic Belgium specialist. (See webphotos). Useful for further breakdown. (Image)

Belgium accumulation with mint/used in glassines. A massive hoard with thousands organized by Scott number. Starts in the 1880's with nice cancels and goes into the 1940's. Will take some time to go through this one. (Image)

Benelux collection housed in a Scott Specialty album with several hundred stamps into the 60's. Belgium and Netherlands have strong early classics and are reasonably filled throughout with mid range sets. The colonies also need reviewing. The webphotos will give insight as to what is here. Nice collection priced reasonably. (Image)

Benelux selection from around 1880 to the 2000s. Involves hundreds and hundreds of mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, singles, and souvenir sheets. Breakdown includes one Luxembourg binder having stamps mounted on blanks pages, Belgium in two binders also having stamps mounted on blank pages, one envelope and finally Netherlands in two binders with stamps on blank pages and one envelope. (Image)

Benelux group of eleven counterbooks from the Mountain store stock. Includes: Belgium (4), Congo (1), and Netherlands (1). Mixed mint and used, early to modern, with sets and singles. Mixed condition. All on standard sales pages, in Scott order and priced at 75% or so of catalog. All are dollar and up with higher value surprises still there. Huge catalog. Light duplication. Will please many collectors. (Image)

Canadian Provinces exciting collection of a few hundred different on Lighthouse hingeless pages. Includes largely complete Newfoundland, better British Columbia and Vancouver Island than usually encountered plus respectable New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Along with the many better values and sets are color shades, proofs, perf and paper varieties and a few forgeries to add spice. Don’t miss this one as a collection of this caliber doesn’t come along often. (Image)

Columbia collection with "Scadta Airline" issues organized in a stockbook. Includes consulate issues, covers, cover fronts and stamps. 1920-1932 mint and used. Included are a couple of photos and a flight schedule. Great lot for this specialized area with well over 200 items to research. Plan to spend some time with this lot. (Image)

Crete Massive hoard of mint and used sorted by issue in glassines. Great lot to search for overprint varieties and cancels. Many hours of fun await the winning bidder. (Image)

Czechoslovakia elementary collection from 1918 to 1982. Hundreds and hundreds of mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, singles, and souvenir sheets in three binders. Hard to tell if a collection as collector organized stamps on quadrille pages, stock pages, and souvenir sheets on counter pages. Also involves a minuscule amount of covers. (Image)

Denmark collection in two clean KaBe hingeless albums and slipcases. Involves hundreds of mostly mint stamps in full, partial sets, and singles having stamps from 1853 to 1994. Disregard the sparseness as this would make a terrific foundation for building a nice Danish collection. (Image)

Excellent Denmark dealers stock in two red boxes. All identified and priced. Contains mint/used singles and sets. Net price range from $2.00 to $40.00. Time frame 1854 to 1994. Viewing recommended. (Image)

Denmark assortment from 1851 to the 1930s. Comprises roughly a hundred or so used stamps mainly in singles or singles from full sets having useful backup in sales cards or counter pages. Already identified and cataloged which should be used only as a guide. Includes a selection of advertising. Great for searching for varieties and cancellations. (Image)

Denmark selection from 1854 to the 1930s. Includes roughly a hundred or so mint stamps mostly in singles or singles from full sets having useful backup in sales cards or counter pages. This holding has been already identified and cataloged which should be used only as a guide. Beneficial for filling the holes in your Danish collection or for internet sales. (Image)

Denmark holding from the 1870s to the late 1990s. Comprises around a hundred NH stamps mostly in singles, singles from full sets or full sets having useful backup in sales cards or counter pages. This assortment has been already identified and cataloged which should be used only as a guide. Checking this lot will be enjoyable just like eating a kringle. (Image)