Collections of African countries include Burundi, Ghana, Liberia, Libya and Mozambique that are sparce at the beginning but pick up later. There is almost no duplication. Worth a look. (Image)

Independent Africa collection in a Scott Specialty album. Contains hundreds and hundreds of mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, and singles. The best is Liberia from 1860 to 1960. The remaining countries including Libya, Somalia, Tunisia, UAR, etc. are from the 1950s to 1962. If you want a good foundation for a Liberian collection this lot might be for you. (Image)

Africa assortment roughly from 1913 to 2002. Owner’s count of 122 commercial covers FDCs postal stationery, and postcards. Includes Ethiopia, Liberia, French North Africa, and Sudan. Spotted some intriguing postal history items. (Image)

(C62) surcharge key value NH VF (Image)

(23, 24) high values NH F-VF (Image)

(91-92) first day opened at top Fine (Image)

(91P) die proof on postal decree some edge wear and a few tiny toned spots o/w nice. (Image)

(387-392) Revolution high values og F-VF (Image)

(C1-C19) specimens og F-VF set (Image)

Japan and Ryukyu group in a mismatched three ring binder. Mainly mint 1940-1960. Plenty of sets, souvenir sheets, and catalog value. Spend some quality time viewing this bargain. (Image)

Asia accumulation roughly from the late 19th Century to the 1970s in a medium pizza size box. Hundreds of mainly used stamps in glassines and stock cards. Incorporates Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Siam. etc. No better items but lots of old stamps to satisfy your philatelic needs. (Image)

Austria aggregation in a large carton. Many hundreds identified on 102 size sales cards in five boxes, a post war Lindner album, and a small box with better items. Overall, mostly mint in F-VF condition with manageable duplication. Useful for dealer or collector. Well worth exploring. (Image)

An advanced and highly specialized collection of black prints from 1949 to 1987. Approximately 800 all different some with toning. An inventory is included. If you are thinking of taking your Austrian collection in a new direction this is your opportunity. Catalog value is sure to be many times estimate. (Image)

Thirteen 19th century documents with a variety of uasages (Image)

Austria accumulation from the 1870s to the 1960s in a medium box. Owner’s count of 382 commercial covers, postal stationery and postcards. Fascinating offering including items from pre-1920 and Offices in Turkey. Needs examination to come up with an appropriate number. (Image)

Austria philatelic registered flight cover having Scott #42-46 canceled in Vienna 22.X.38. Mail to Scheveningen, Holland. Vertical fold left side by the registered label and through the salvage of the three-schilling stamp. (Image)

Austria two dozen postal cards with various rohrpost cancels on various card types. (Image)

Collection of 28 Christmas Krampus cards from about 1910 to mid century. (Image)

(7a) type I used F-VF (Image)

(127) high value used block F-VF (Image)

(142) Palace used tied on piece F-VF (Image)

(144) Franz Josef used tied on piece VF (Image)

(B106-B109) Ski Federation used F-VF set (Image)

(B110) WIPA ordinary paper used tied on piece VF (Image)

An attractive collection in two Scott Specialized albums. Spotty mostly used earlies but starting after WW I regular issues are mostly complete mint turning to never hinged and runs to 2012. The back of the book is not as complete but still many useful items and a useful selection of Bosnia. This is an especially clean group that deserves a careful look. (Image)