Africa collection of well over three thousand stamps mounted or in mounts on unattractive pages. Mostly different (duplicates stacked on one another) with spot checking the mint, all looked to be NH. Issues mainly range from the mid 1960’s to the late 1990’s. Remounting to a better album will do wonders. (Image)

Algeria accumulation from the 1920s to the 1970s in one carton. Hundreds and hundreds of mixed mint and used stamps in three stockbooks and several folders on full, partial sets, singles, and souvenir sheets having ample backup. Making time to view this unusual lot will be time well spent. (Image)

Antarctic selection from the 1960s to the 1980s in a fatso stockbook. Consists of British Antarctic Territory, South Georgia, and Ross Dependency. Includes hundreds and hundreds of mainly mint stamps having much NH in full, partial sets, singles, and souvenir sheets. Owner's catalog of $5,600. The backup does not distract from the impressive amount of topical issues that can be extracted for resale. (Image)

Asia in seventeen counter books from the Mountain store stock in one carton. Involves hundreds and hundreds mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, singles, and souvenir sheets from the 1890s to the 1990s. Includes Thailand, Macao, Vietnam, Indonesia, Philippines, Cambodia, Palau, Marshall Islands, and Afghanistan. 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. Having light to moderate duplication. Good for dealer and collector alike. (Image)

Austria "Black Proof" Sonderpostmarke official government post office sheets. Around "550" mostly different in all still attached to their descriptive folders. Owner states that at least "fifty are autographed by designers or engravers" and are "scarce" in the secondary market. Huge variety of subjects and topics. "Very unusual". (Image)

Austria collection from 1850 to 1960 in clean Scott Specialty album. Comprises hundreds and hundreds of mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, singles, and nice BOB. Owner’s 2018 Scott catalog of $12,100.00. Contains many keys and mid-range sets. An opportunity to get on the ground floor and ride this country back to the top where it belongs. (Image)

Baltic clean assortment from 1919 to the 1930s in a pizza size box. Roughly 200 #102 sale cards or counter pages having hundreds and hundreds of mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, and singles, already identified and cataloged having interesting backup. Owner’s catalog value of $6,900 which breaks down to Estonia ($2,800), Latvia ($1,200), and Lithuania ($2,700). Tailor made for resale. (Image)

Belgium collection as received. The beginning part is mixed mint and used with several hundred stamps in a clean European Pax album to 1960. Not much power in here, and does appear sparse. However the original owner decided to purchase as many of the issues as possible and these are to be discovered in their original mailing envelopes from Belgium. The post 1960 are mounted on homemade pages in a three ring binder, but the earlies which appear to be there have never been gone through. Condition is a concern with many of these in the envelopes having small back flaws, but good power in the front of the book is here and is noted in the extensive webphotos. Along for the ride are envelopes of year sets of Europa issues from the 1980s. Great lot to start a new collection. (Image)

Burundi Accumulation of primarily NH sets and souvenir sheets with issues to fairly recent. Pretty much fills two 32 page stockbooks and one 8 page. Some helpful duplication for a dealer but, it’s hard to figure how much as the contents repeat or is in some unknown order. Great topical content. (Image)

Stock in one red counter book from Queen Victoria era to 1946 from a long-closed South Side stamp store. Several hundred used and some mint stamps in full, partial sets, and singles having duplicates. The stamps are priced but have older catalog values and thus should be only used as a guide. The condition of the classics vary and need further examination. (Image)

NDH WW II collection/assortment from 1941-1945 in one carton. Includes a custom-organized collection in a Lighthouse album and slipcase containing mainly mint regular, commemorative, BOB, souvenir sheets, and sheetlets in black mounts. Involves a B73-75 Croatian Storm Division perforate souvenir sheet and imperforate singles complete set both are dubious. Of interest are three sheetlets having error varieties. Also entails a mint sheet file of over 50 extra mint sheetlets mostly in complete sets and a stockbook of roughly 275 mint Legions of the East B37 souvenir sheets both perforate and imperforate. (Image)

NDH WW II 1942-1944 documents mainly from Zagreb in a medium box. Contains over 500 documents having roughly 300 with revenue/tax stamps with combination of one to five stamps. Excellent selection and difficult to find in such quality in the U.S. The owner directly imported this lot from Croatia years ago. Do not let this one slip away. (Image)

Messy accumulation roughly from the 1890s to the 1960s in a medium carton. Hundreds and hundreds of mixed mint and used stamps, revenues, and interesting covers in an album, manila stock pages, sales cards, glassines, and loose. Needs reorganization to see the potential. An eclectic offering that might make you do the danzon. (Image)

Intermediate collection of several hundreds mint and used stamps in a Scott album from 1855 to 1960 in pizza-size box. Likewise involved are some backup and some mint specialty items. (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)

Danish West Indies valuable assortment from the 1860s to 1917 in a slim stockbook. Roughly 140 mixed mint and used stamps having beneficial backup and a catalog value of $4,400. Easily worth a serious look at the suggest bid. (Image)

Estonia contemporary accumulation from 1992 to the 2002 in one thick stockbook. Hundreds of mostly mint stamps in full, partial sets and, singles having sufficient backup. Owner’s catalog value of $1,250. Offered to tempt you to bid. (Image)

Ethiopia accumulation from the 1890s to the 1970s in a medium carton. Comprises hundreds and hundreds of mint and used stamps having plenty of backup in four stockbooks. An assortment from an unusual country ripe for the picking. (Image)

Ethiopia assortment from the late 19th Century to the 1970s. Hundreds and hundreds of mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, and singles having joyful backup in two stockbooks. An unusual country to discover in quantity. Do not miss this opportunity (Image)

Five country collections. The France has the most value which starts with the Pease and Commerce issues and runs to the 1980’s. The Italy contains a few non Europe colonials and the Turkey along with the Fiume may need a little catalog adjustment due to some dubious. All are useful and would be an easy sell on your bourse table. (Image)

Faroe Islands accumulation from 1974 to the late 1990s. Encompasses hundreds and hundreds of mainly mint stamps in full, partial sets, singles, souvenir sheets, and booklets having plenty of backup in two stockbooks. Owner’s catalog value of $5,250. Have some fun with this fascinating Faroes filatelic finds. (Image)

Fiume collection on homemade pages. Almost 200 mint and used stamps in full and partial sets. Appears to be some better stamps but also dubious. Please check it out. (Image)

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)