Cameroun and Togo. The non French parts of a large collection. Strong German and British groups from the occupations period. Lacking in the higher values, but the handful of covers from the period add to the value. All in a small pizza sized box. (Image)

Amazing collection in two Lighthouse binders and slipcases from 1924 to 1958. Comprises hundreds and hundreds of mint stamps neatly mounted in black mounts on printed quadrille pages having both Scott and Ceres numbers in full, partial sets, and singles. Includes several different varieties and millesimes (gutters with numbers) The second binder contains Parcel Post stamps from 1899 to 1949. Astounding collection not often seen. (Image)

Five counter books roughly from the early 1900s to the 1990s in a medium carton. Encompasses hundreds of mostly mint having much NH as well as some used in full, partial sets, singles, and souvenir sheets having saleable backup. Owner’s 2014 Cat. value of $5,800 which should be used as a reference only. Includes Korea, Hong Kong, China, and Laos. Small, compact and ready to roll and rock (Image)

Specialized mainly used collection of around 170 newspaper stamps mounted on attractive homemade pages. Sorted by issue, types, printings and papers. Huge Cat. total which is enhanced by the abundance of clear, readable cancels some of which are premium like the used in Lombardy and Venetia. Condition overall is better than usually encountered. Not to be missed. (Image)

A primarily used collection mounted on attractive homemade pages dealing with the Arms issues of the 1850’s. Includes nearly a hundred stamps. All four margin copies most of which have clear, readable cancels. They are expertly arranged first of all by value then by type, paper and shade. As an added bonus are a few St. Andrews Crosses. Specialist take note. (Image)

A specialized collection of about a hundred, sixty-five stamps mounted on eleven attractive homemade pages featuring the 1860/1861 Franz Josefs, the 1863 Coat of Arms and the 1867-1872 issues of the Monarchy. The last mentioned has the most value but all are beneficial. Wide variety of printings, types, papers, perfs and shades where applicable. To add value are the many clear, readable cancels throughout. A nice narrow slice of Austrian philately. (Image)

A far back of the book collection mounted on seven attractive homemade pages. The highlight is the Danube Steamship Co. issues both original and reprints. These feature an extensive array of shades, cancels and perfs. Also, of note are the parcelposts, telegraphs, telegraph specimens, private telegraphs and the judicial service stamps. Mostly Fine or better. (Image)

A one page mounted collection pertaining to the 1858/1859 Franz Josef issue. Sorted by types, expertly includes shades and only includes clear, readable cancels some of which are premium. Also includes four different St. Andrews Crosses. Condition is F-VF or better throughout. (Image)

Collection in a Scott Specialty album from 1850 to 1992. Comprises hundreds and hundreds of mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, and singles in clear mounts. No keys; but a good basic collection ready for completion and expansion. (Image)

Outstanding mounted mostly used collection on attractive homemade pages. Includes about 180 stamps expertly sorted by types, papers and shades. Also, there is an emphasis on clear readable cancels some of which are premium examples. This is all enhanced by much better than average quality. (Image)

Mostly used collection of a couple hundred mounted on attractive homemade pages. More spectialized than most as it contains shade, paper and perf variations along with many clear, readable cancels condition is better than usual. (Image)

High-end portion of a dealer's stock for Belgium, with selected issues from Belgian Congo, Ruanda-Burundi, and Burundi. Four mini-binders filled with commemoratives, definitives, semipostals, airmails, and parcel post/railway stamps. All sets or better values--no short sets. All items placed in sales sheets and carefully identified according to Scott Cat.ue number and value. Mint stamps are fresh F-VF hinged, LH, or NH; used stamps have clean cancels. Low, controlled duplication. Attractive lot of very saleable material. (Image)

Attractive holding of desirable MNH souvenir sheets, booklet panes, etc. Regular issues and semi-postals. Includes Belgium 171, B106, B166-B168 (sheets of ten), B169, B199, B208, B221, B279, B317, B318, B466A, B466B, B482a, B662a; Belgian Congo 48a, 60a 61d, 62a, 144b, 146b, 148b, 149b, 151b, B26, C8a, C11a. Exemplary condition and fine additions to any Belgium area specialty collection or dealer's stock. (Image)

Two cartons of mainly collection containing hundreds and hundreds of mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, singles, and souvenir sheets having backup. Includes collections in binders, on homemade pages and in black mounts involving one each from Luxembourg from 1852 to 1996, Netherlands 1852 to 1994, and three Belgium 1851 to 1994. Also entails a Netherlands Lindner hingeless album from 1945 to 1966, two sparse Davo albums for the Netherlands and colonies and one chubby stockbook of Netherlands and colonies. (Image)

Mint and used collection of well over a thousand mostly different in a stockbook. The 19th century is almost all used has a high Cat. total but is in mixed condition. It progressively becomes more mint until nearly all mint to the early 1980’s. Many sets and mostly F-VF in the later period. (Image)

Post-WWII collections of Russia and Yugoslavia. MNH, MH, and used/CTO. The Yugoslavian stamps are mounted or hinged on Minkus specialty pages, 1953-1998, with few stamps in the later years. The Russian stamps are housed in a hingeless Schaubek album, 1945-1959, with many better MNH/CTO sets from the late 1940’s through the 1950’s. Condition in both collections is excellent, and the pages are clean and like-new. Lot also contains a small amount of miscellaneous material from various Eastern European countries. Suitable for further expansion or incorporation into a dealer’s existing stock of the area. (Image)

Fifteen worldwide counter books mainly from the early 1900s to the 1990s in one large carton. Involves thousands s of mostly mint having much NH as well as some used in full, partial sets, singles, and souvenir sheets having useful backup. Includes Mexico, Egypt, Brazil, some French colonies etc. Good for assembling sellable internet lots. (Image)

Ten-volume topical collection covering arms and architecture in Western and Eastern Europe, with an emphasis on subject matter from the nineteenth century and earlier. Organized alphabetically and chronologically by country. Singles, along with complete and partial sets, mounted on blank pages with typed detailed descriptions. Stamps carefully selected, arranged, and described over many years. Some staining and spotting on pages, not affecting stamps. Much room for expansion. Lots of material for a future exhibit. (Image)

Small carton with three different country collections. Everything is mixed condition with damp storage the culprit. Best is Netherlands to around 1955 with strength in the early post war years with some full sets in blocks of four. Belgium is next with more than the usual classics and again early post war semipostal sets. Worst is the Germany in which almost 70% of the mint is stuck down to the pages of its Scaubek album. A few better items present in the Germany , but almost all have faults. Some better Monaco, Yugoslavia, and France round out the lot. Huge Cat. across the board. For the non discriminating collector where ng, dg is acceptable. (Image)

Clean, well-organized dealer’s stock of sets and singles from A-C countries. Includes early to recent. Minimal duplication. Housed in almost 700 sales cards. Each card marked with recent Scott Cat.ue number(s) and price. A manageable stock. (Image)

Clean, well-organized dealer’s stock of sets and singles from D-F countries, with some French colonies. Includes early to recent. Minimal duplication. Housed in almost 700 sales cards. Each card marked with recent Scott Cat.ue number(s) and price. Ideal for fast turnover. (Image)

Europe mostly used collections containing a couple thousand different to the 1990’s in Scott official albums. Includes a postwar Germany, two volume DDR and a two volume Czechoslovakia. All very clean. (Image)

Features two items. First, a collection of 100++ booklets from the Netherlands, 1953-2003. Appears to be fairly complete for the time period. Booklets are carefully housed in special stockpages and identified by Scott Cat.ue number and price. Second, intermediate level collections of Greenland (1938-1979 along with a few parcel post stamps) and Faroe Islands (1940-1981). MNH and MH stamps mounted on clean KA-BE hingeless pages. Everything in expensive binders. Worth the few minutes needed for thorough viewing. (Image)

Group of circulated APS circuit books includes eleven from Austria with a balance of over $900 remaining and fourteen Faroe Island books with a balance of over $1,200 remaining. Mainly more contemporary NH material. (Image)

Aden to Antigua on clean pages having mint stamps and used in full, partial sets, and singles. Owner’s 2014 Cat. of $9,868. The best are Andorra and Antigua followed by Albania, and Aden. Set for selling by the album or for dividing into terrific country folder collections. (Image)