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Group of Useful Supplies, containing three cover albums, each containing roughly 40x 2-row Vario-style stock pages, along with 5 binders containing roughly 75 Vario-style stock pages of various configurations, a few empty binders, a France Scott Specialty album with unused album pages from the classics to the 1980s, Lindner 2-row album pages, and two serviceable red boxes. All gently used and waiting for a new owner. (Image)
Estimate $ 150
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Lot No: 1175
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Group of 17 Binders, Albums, and Stockbooks, consisting of 3 stockbooks, with roughly 60 Vario-style stock pages in total (generally 3 and 4 row); 8 empty binders (noting a few from Lighthouse), almost all having slipcases, and 6 albums containing roughly 75 Vario-style album pages with various configurations. A serviceable group in gently used condition. (Image)
Estimate $ 100
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Lot No: 1176
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Group of 9 Stockbooks, with four 64 page and three 32 page Lighthouse or Unitrade stockbooks, along with two smaller stockbooks. A nice lot for collectors as these generally retail brand new between $30 to $70 each. Gently used and useful, overall fine to very fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 150
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Lot No: 1177
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Group of 21 Brand New Lighthouse Stockbooks, filling a bankers box, containing eleven 32-page stockbooks (a few still sealed), and ten 16-page stockbooks. Retail prices for each stockbook ranges from $25 to $40 each. Fresh and very fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 250
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Group of 19 Brand New Lighthouse Stockbooks, filling a bankers box, containing nine 32-page stockbooks, and ten 16-page stockbooks. Retail prices for each stockbook ranges from $25 to $40 each. Fresh and very fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 250
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Lot No: 1179
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Group of 25 Stockbooks, with a variety of sizes and configurations. A useful group for any collector. Condition generally ranges from used to almost new. (Image)
Estimate $ 200
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Lot No: 1180
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Group of Useful Supplies and Stockbooks, containing brand new seven 32-page stockbooks (a few still sealed), stamp display kit of 50 binder pages and 1,000 stamp insert cards (still in original packaging from Stamp Display Systems), a pack of five Lighthouse 7-pocket black stock pages, and roughly 300 quadrille pages, still in original packaging. A nice orderly group, waiting to be used for the first time. Very fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 200
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Postal Artifacts and Ephemera
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Lot No: 1181
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Collection of Collectible Postal Trucks and Cars of the World, includes a total of 39 cars and trucks in various scale sizes (1:34 to 1:87). We note mostly delivery vehicles (Canada Post, Royal Mail, Canadian Pacific Express, etc.) from Canada, United Kingdom, United States, Germany, Guernsey, Switzerland, etc., from companies such as Days Gone, Vanguards, Dinky, First Gear, Corgi, Matchbox, Herpa and more. All but 4 are still in their original boxes, most of which never opened. Only say a little duplication (with two Canada Post items). Please see our online photos, all are as-new and surely worth our very low estimate. (Image)
Estimate $ 300
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Lot No: 1182
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Collection of 6 Different Post Office Weigh Scales, all of the same style, with hardwood base, including 33 brass weights of different sizes, likely of British manufacture, generally very fine. (Image)
Estimate $ 100
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Lot No: 1183
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Assortment of Post Office Artifacts, includes an ancient and a more modern weigh scale, a few postmark instruments including a "3", an "ANGWIN / CALIF." duplex thumper (Napa County, open from 1883 to 1910, then re-opened in 1925), four filled boxes of indicia for postmarking devices, some Canada Post badges and buttons, some old stamp hinge tins, a few old stamp boxes, a brass stamp roll dispenser, etc. All items pictured online. (Image)
Estimate $ 100
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Lot No: 1184
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Group of Early Post Office Handstamps, includes a brass circular grid cancel, a "REFUSED / REFUSÉ", an old 'NOT CALLED FOR", a "MISSENT TO" and a pointing finger "MISSENT TO / PLEASE RETURN COVER TO POSTMASTER FOR ENQUIRY" A fine to very fine group. (Image)
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Lot No: 1185
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Collection of Original Signatures from European Heads of State and Royalty, in 1938-1940 a collector in New Jersey sent out many requests for signatures on cards, to which he affixed a stamp to the effigy of the person who signed. Of those, he received 22 signatures from Queen Giovanna of Bulgaria, King Boris III of Bulgaria, Prince Louis II of Monaco, President Benes of Czechoslovakia, King Carol of Romania, Crown Prince Michael of Romania, President General Carmona of Portugal (x2), President Raczkiewicz of Poland, President Josef Tiso of Slovak Republic, Admiral Horthy Regent of Hungary, Prince Jean of Luxembourg, Grand Duchess Charlotte of Luxembourg, Prince Felix of Luxembourg, Prince Paul Regent of Jugoslavia, President Moscicki of Poland, President Lebrun of France, Maréchal Pétain of France, General Gamelin of France, Premier Colijn of the Netherlands, Governor General Vam Starkerborgh Stachouner of the Dutch Indies, President Inonu of Turkey, President Etter of Switzerland and President Pilet-Golaz of Switzerland. Along with the collection are 19 letters of rejection sent from Secretaries or Assistants giving various reasons the signatures could not be provided. One of the letters was sent from the Assistant Private Secretary of the King of Iraq, explaining that King Ghazi I had just met his end in a car accident in April, and that his successor King Faisal II was still too young to sign his name. A fascinating collection, with all signatures shown online, along with a few of the rejection letters as an example. (Image)
