A neat and tidy mostly used 19th century Swiss collection meticulously mounted on homemade pages. Includes a couple hundred items with loads of clear readably sock on the nose cancels. Also, a couple covers thrown in for a bonus. Very high catalog value worthy of careful consideration. (Image)

Swiss Military Sophistication. Three-volume specialized collection of Swiss military stamps, along with one backup volume. Carefully hinged into Die schweizerischen Soldatenmarken, 1939-45, by Paul Locher, Spiez. High degree of completion, with thousands of mostly different items, including sheetlets, souvenir sheets, imperfs, and errors. Unique, comprehensive depiction of Swiss military activity and life during WWII. Highly desirable to area specialists. (Image)

An attractive holding of PTT folders, Standing Helvetias, cancels and a plate flaw studies. Fresh and clean material, and if you specialize in this area we especially recommend. (Image)

Swiss Municipal Revenues. Mounted collection of over 300 mostly different mint and used revenues. Painstakingly organized by location, with some annotation, and often containing mint and used versions of individual items. Includes material pertaining to school savings, entertainment, police affairs, tourism, general administration, summer camp, etc. Colorful and attractive. A hard lot to duplicate. (Image)

Marching to a Swiss Beat. Collection of 425 military stamp covers from WWI (one fifth) and WWII (four fifths). Appear to be all different. Assorted cancels. Most are philatelic in nature. Top-notch condition. Housed in five expensive cover albums. Impressive holding. (Image)

Graf Zeppelin PPC posted in Romanshorn, Switzerland (04-15-30) to Friedrichshafen (15.4.30) and on to Seville, Spain (16 ABR 1930). Good markings. Pretty franking. (Image)

(J5) og F-VF (Image)