FOREIGN SINGLE COUNTRIES continued...

Mint collection on KaBe hingeless pages, complete to the 1960s, the majority never hinged. Includes 1950 Bach series mint never hinged, posthorns to 90pf mint with the 80pf red signed Schlegel, Marienkirche semi-postals with the 20+5pf never hinged, all the helpers with the 1953 series mint never hinged, etc., no empty spaces. A very easy lot to view...complete.

Oscar Wilde said ''I have the simplest of tastes - I am always satisfied with the best.'' Here is West Germany complete missing only one set, the Bach, all never hinged, although my colleague tells me some of the values of the posthorns are almost imperceptibly hinged, your call. Perfection, probably!

Nearly all mint never hinged collection housed in 6 full Lindner hingeless albums with a huge new issue cost, through to the year 2000 combined Euro currency. The collection starts with the 1949 industry set, then with good series of the 1950s inc. 1952 and 1953 'helpers of mankind' complete signed Schlegel and other better series again signed Schlegel, then running virtually complete from the 1952 Helgoland issue onwards. The later albums have much parallel mint and used, souvenir sheets, booklets, etc. Very comprehensive and attractive collection with tip-top condition throughout.

Virtually complete collection, many mint never hinged in a Lighthouse album starting off with the Berlin black ,o/ps signed twice, sometimes 3 times with a range of signatures from Schlegel, Buhler, ,Lipschutz, Becker, ,etc., ,similarly with the red o/ps, ,with the high values signed and UPUs (signed Schlegel) Currency revaluation, 1949 defin series complete (3M-5M signed Schlegel), Bells to the left, right and center, Berlin Philharmonic, 1953/54 defins inc the 70pf green key value, etc. ,virtually complete, some with traces of fingerprints as often, generally PO fresh and F-VF.

Very comprehensive collection, mint and used, housed in one thick KABE Abria stamp album with particularly interesting Soviet Occ 1945, including Dresden perf and imperf different types, Saxony province with the different watermarks, similarly with Leipzig, further good Thueringen (however without the m/s) yet with the bridges, National Theater through to Vorpommern etc. Then a range of Bezirks mint and used hand stamp o/ps, Debria m/s and virtually everything else you can think of, including a particularly interesting range of officials which we recommend the viewer very carefully inspects, as there is the distinct possibility of important discoveries here. Collection further unfolds with a little postal history, se-tenants, etc. The more you look at this the better it becomes, make sure this is on your list to view.