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BOX FULL OF STAMPS: Carton full of all kinds of worldwide material from early to modern. Has stamps on pages, in glassines, on cards, covers, remainders, partial old auction lots, loose, etc. Should provide lots of fun and profit. (1000's)
USA COLLECTION 1986-1993 FACE $444: 2216/2745a, Primarily mint NH collection neatly arranged & identified on pages. Appears close to complete for period incl defins to $14, topical commems & souvenir sheets (incl 1986 Ameripex Columbian souvenir sheets, etc), coils, etc. VF, NH
RARE MEXICO MULTIPLE CAT $16,512: 81a (8), 91 (41), Scarce imperforate block of 49 stamps (a 50th stamp added for symmetry), all with Mazatlan district overprints. Bright fresh colours with the rare 8 watermarked stamps being NH! There are some creases incl one on each side of the watermark (but well clear of the stamps). F-VF, some hinge remnants, one small scissor cut between stamps 44/45. Has 1981 MEPS Certificate. A RARE MULTIPLE. 2025 Scott $16,512 US (Image)
USA MINT AIRMAILS COLLECTION 1923-2007: C4/C143, Attractive mint collection neatly arranged on pages. We noted C4-6 ($160), C7-12 NH ($60). Also C18 ($95). Some collected both as singles & blocks. F-VF, almost all NH (219)
AUSTRIA COLLECTION 1850-1976: Springback album with an extensive collection of older Austria. Has a wide array of commems, defins, pictorials, semi-postals, dues, etc. Here are some of the highlights: Used 1 ($115), 8 ($140), 46 ($80), 65 ($47), 145-63 ($62), B106-9 ($168), B269-71 ($85), C54-60 ($258); Mint B57-80 ($92), B133-6 ($42), B146-64 ($43), B245-51 ($37), B264-7 ($35), etc. VG-VF. We estimate Scott close to $3,000 (Over 1,500 stamps) (Image)
CANADA BACK OF BOOK STOCK: C1/EO2, Duplicated mint & used stock neatly arranged on stockcards from 19th Century up to 1963. Has airmails, special deliveries, postage dues, officials, etc. Duplication from 1 to 17 of each. We noted mint C2 (2 - $120), E1 (6 - $360), E3 (10 - $360), etc. Also a few official perfins. Most VG-VF, some DG/NG. Cat $4,250 (Approx 730)
USA MINT COLLECTION 1988-1994 FACE $357: 2168/2874, Pristine mint NH collection neatly arranged on pages. Has defins, commems, blocks, se-tenants, booklet singles & multiples, coils, etc. VF, NH
SWITZERLAND SEMI-POSTAL COLLECTION: B1/B594, Three-ring binder full with an early to modern duplicated collection in mounts on pages, from 1913-93. Has many lovely complete sets with both mint & used, some in blocks & some on cacheted FDC's. Incl mint B3-6 ($163); used B12-24 ($320); etc. F-VF, nice clean lot with many mint NH. Scott from a few years ago $2,600 (1,323 stamps, 36 FDC's) (Image)
USA COLLECTION 1992-1998 FACE $452: 2705/3271, Lovely mint collection neatly written up on pages, has issues to $10.75 value, commems, se-tenant multiples, coils, booklet panes & multiples, Celebrate the Century sheets, etc. VF, NH. Also a few used which are not counted
BASUTOLAND COLLECTION 1933-1966: 1/108, J1/J10, KGV-QE collection of singles & sets on black stocksheets. Incl mint 9 ($82), 26-7 ($44), 46-56 ($120), 69a ($57), 71a ($67); used 40 ($55), etc. Some with both mint & used stamps. F-VF, some mint NH. 2025 Scott $639 (133) (Image)
USA MINT COLLECTION 2004-2010 FACE $545: 3829A/4312, BOB, Pristine mint NH collection neatly arranged on pages. Has topical commems, defins, souvenir sheets, panes, booklet issues, se-tenants, etc. We saw values up to $18.30. VF, NH
FALKLAND IS COLLECTION: 97/253, Attractive collection of sets, singles and blocks from 1946-1976. Many nice issues incl 146 single and block $52), 147-8 single and block ($90), and more. F-VF, most are NH (160) (Image)
CANADA BACK OF BOOK MINT COLLECTION: C1/MR7, Attractive mint BOB collection on a stockcard. Has Airmails, Special Deliveries, Dues, & War Tax. Some highlights are C1-9 ($178), E1 ($250), E3 & E5 ($150), MR1-2 NH ($190). F-VF, some NH. Cat $1,173 (35 diff) (Image)
CANADA FIRST FLIGHT COVERS: Album with a nice collection of 83 diff FFC's from 1929-39. Has an attractive range of cachets; a range of interesting frankings (incl one with C2); 3 Reg'd; 8 with North West Territories cancels; etc. F-VF (Image)
CANADA SHEETS, PART SHEETS FACE $375: Accumulation of various Canadian sheets, part sheets, multiples, etc. from the 1970's-80's. Has values from 1¢-50¢, primarily commems. VF, NH
GOOD AUSTRIA COLLECTION 1850-1980: Extensive early to modern collection neatly mounted on pages. Has a terrific range of commems, defins, pictorials, semi-postals (lots of nice mint sets here), postage dues, newspapers, Offices Abroad, plus a few Lombardy-Venetia. A good lot offered intact as received & will hold nice surprises. Majority are mint. VG-VF. Scott from a few years ago was $3,800 (Many 100's) (Image)
ESTATE CARTON FULL: Carton full of unsorted worldwide material from one estate. Has stamps on stockcards, on pages, in folders, in books, etc. Incl New Zealand, France, Denmark, GB, Ireland, Rwanda, Canada, Iran, South Africa, Dominican Republic, Australia, Greece & others. Mostly VG-VF (1,000's)
CANADA LAND VEHICLES FACE $518: Accumulation of 1996 Historical Land Vehicles with 60 complete sheets of 25 (most in sealed P.O. packs); and souvenir sheets #1-4 in varying quantities (some in folders). VF, NH
GR. BRITAIN QE MACHIN HEADS: Box with a large accumulation of duplicated QE Machin Head defins sorted by kind into envelopes. Has values from ½d up to £1, £2, £3, £5 plus Regionals. Quantities of each issue vary from a few up to 100's. A good lot for the specialist wanting a large quantity to study. F-VF (1,000's)
BOX FULL OF AUSTRALIA WITH 1,000'S: Box with a large unsorted accumulation of used Australia primarily 1950's-90's but does have some earlier & later. Has commems, pictorials, defins, etc. Has one large bag full of loose unsorted containing 1,000's, plus more in glassines & on sales pages. Also a few mints. VG-VF (1,000's)
POLAND 5 VOLUME SET OF HINGELESS ALBUMS: Five volume set of Schaubek Hingeless Albums with pages from 1918-2015. Has a decent showing of material up to 1993 with commems, pictorials, defins, some souvenir sheets, etc. F-VF. Our estimate is mostly for the fine albums which have clean pages & are in nice condition. A great base to build on. VG-VF (100's)
FALKLAND IS DEPENDENCIES USED COLLECTION 1946-1985: 1L1-1L100, 1LB1, Very nice complete run of all diff sets and singles. Some highlights incl 1L1-8 both thick & thin map sets ($162) and 1L19-33 ($105). F-VF (126)
USA OFFICIAL SOUVENIR PAGES: SP965A/SP1257, Attractive collection of 128 diff Official souvenir pages neatly stored in sleeves, from 1995-8. We noted SP1215 ($57), etc. VF, Cat $789
TANNU TUVA COVER: 54-60, Complete set neatly tied by Turan 25 Mar 1935 CDS's on larger size Reg'd cover to Genova, Italy (rec b/s). VF, minor paper clip marking at top not affecting the stamps (Image)
CANADIAN PILGRIMAGE TO VIMY RIDGE: 211 (3), 212-3, C1-4, Tied by Quebec 18 July 1936 cancels on 7 diff cach CANADIAN PILGRIMAGE to VIMY RIDGE & BATTLEFIELDS special event covers to Toronto (4 are Airmail). All have "S.S. MONTROSE" ship cancels (Ludlow #S-152, RF475). F (Image)
EGYPT ACCUMULATION: Accumulation on stockcards from 19th Century up to 1980's. Has a wide range of commems, pictorials & defins plus BOB. Mostly VG-VF (270)
CANADA COLLECTION 2001-2006 FACE $224: Collection of mints on pages from 2001-6. Incl singles se-tenant blocks souvenir / miniature sheets, values to $5, and more. VF, NH (Few 100)
CANADA VANCOUVER $ SIGN SHEET: 600i, 600iii, 600v, Ribbed paper plate sheet of 50 with four $ sign varieties, one with period after Postes; sheet folded at centre. VF, NH. Cat $625
FALKLAND IS. DEPENDENCIES COVERS: 1L23-4, Nice lot of 5 diff Reg'd covers from 1954-5. Each cancelled at a diff P.O. incl Deception Is, Hope Bay, Argentine Is, Signy Is and Admiral Bay. All addr to England. VF (Image)
"SPECIMEN" OVERPRINTED ISSUES: Collection of 18 diff miniature sheets from the 1981 Royal Wedding of Diana & Charles. All are overprinted "SPECIMEN". Has 6 diff Br. Commonwealth countries. VF, NH
IRELAND USED ACCUMULATION: Duplicated used accumulation mounted on pages with stamps from the 1930's-90's. Has a wide range of commems, pictorials & defins with varying duplication. Mostly VG-VF (Many 100's)
AZERBAIJAN ACCUMULATION: Two stockcards with an interesting duplicated accumulation from 1919-22 plus some from 1992-5. Early issues are primarily mint, later are used. F-VF (116)
R.M.S. LADY NELSON SHIP COVERS: Attractive collection of 18 diff Cdn Ntl Steamship LADY NELSON ship covers, from 1932-51. All have USA cancels, addr to USA & Canada. Most franked by Cdn issues (2 by USA issues). All have either oval or circular LADY NELSON ship cancels in various colours. She was the only Lady Ship not to be sunk in WWII & served as a troop ship during the war. Five have Paquebot strikes. VG-VF (Image)
CANADA 50TH ANNIVERSARY AIRMAIL FLIGHT COVERS: Attractive collection of "Major Malott" airmail covers 1968-73 honouring the 50th Anniversary of various flights across Canada; etc. All with special rubber stamped cachets (mostly boxed types). An interesting lot for the airmail collector. Also a few others incl 1971 London to Victoria Air Race covers. VF (78 covers) (Image)
NEWFOUNDLAND MINT COLLECTION: Mint / unused collection in mounts on album pages from 1857 to 1941. Incl 5, 18-23, 28-30, 57, 59, 61-74, 212-25, and more. Also incl a few covers & Postal Stationery cards plus a few incoming covers. High catalogue value! Generally F-VF, many NG (Over 125)
USA AIRMAIL ACCUMULATION: C1/C150, CE1-2, Duplicated accumulation of mainly mint on stockcards in Scott order. Wide variety of issues with useful duplication from 1-12 of a kind in most cases. Incl C1 (1 mint, 1 used), C2 (1 mint NH, 4 used), C3, C4 (2 mint, 2 used), C4 (2 used), 50¢ Zeppelin (3 mint), and a good array of later issues incl a few booklet panes & some coils. F-VF, many NH (Approx 500) (Image)
BR. WEST INDIES "LADY HAWKINS" SHIP COVERS: Attractive collection of 8 covers & 1 postcard carried aboard Cdn Ntl Steamship C.N.S. LADY HAWKINS, from 1935-41. Have frankings from 10 diff West Indies Islands; plus Bermuda & Br. Guiana. Addr to Canada & USA. Eight have Lady Hawkins ship cancels incl various types & colours. Also incl unused b/w photo postcard showing the ship leaving Grenada. She was sunk by U-Boat 66 with great loss 19 Jan 1942. Mostly F (10) (Image)
JAPANESE ART & CULTURE: Attractive collection of 67 diff modern souvenir / miniature sheets all depicting Japanese Art, Paintings & Culture from non-Japanese countries. Has a variety of countries incl many higher Cat up to $12, $13, $14 each. Also some stamp sets. VF, mint are NH, used CTO (Image)
MOZAMBIQUE COMPANY 1892-1940: Dealer's stock / accumulation of mint & used arranged in Scott order in glassines on stockcards. Three are over 85 separate glassines with varying duplication in each. Good lot for a dealer or specialist. Mostly VG-VF (Many 100's)
FERRARI CAR TOPICALS: Colourful collection of 31 diff modern souvenir / miniature sheets depicting Ferrari sport / racing cars, Enzo Ferrari, etc. VF, mint are NH, used CTO
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