High end portion of a dealer’s stock as very little is priced less than $10 housed in twenty-eight mostly stuffed 6-ring salesbooks. Mainly arranged alphabetically with a few country dedicated like Canada, Great Britain, Hungary, Germany and areas, Italy, Korea (2 books), France and Russia. Primarily complete sets with a good share mint and much NH. Not much duplication to contend with so a collector could get a lot of mileage out of it. Also, set up for easy profits for a dealer. (Image)

All different better values and sets in a stockbook from the 1870s to the 1990s. Roughly 500 mint and used stamps mostly from Great Britain Canada, British colonies, and Western Europe. Useful for filling in those holes in your worldwide collection. (Image)

Dealer’s stock of several hundred on 102 size sales cards. Strongest in Spain then Portugal plus value in both their colonies. Also, includes Latin America. In the 2016 catalog the owner stated that $1800 is faulty. Nice mix of countries. (Image)

Very clean dealer’s stock arranged in twenty-three counterbooks. Mostly 20th century with a wide variety of countries represented, popular and not so popular. All complete sets or individual values. Includes mostly mint with much NH. Some duplication, which if any, is low. Everything has a catalog value but no price. Just pick a percentage for easy retail. (Image)

Ten red boxes, neat and organized, identified by country, cat. number, condition and 2018 Scott number. All mint with a minimum value of $1 and up, spotted a few up to $50 catalog. Mostly from the 40's-80's with many complete sets. A few better stamps such as Belgium, Canada and Italy have condition issues. Customer cat. value is over $47,000. Well worth inspection. (Image)

Out of this world A-Z collection in 39 clean Scott International albums in twelve cartons. Owner states there are over 90,000 of mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, singles, and souvenir sheets running from the 1880s to the 1990s. Contains decent China and British colonies. While the collection appears remaindered, the better stamps have been removed by someone and placed in small glassines on manila pages or loose now residing in two pizza-size boxes. These stamps have thousands of catalog value. Once reassembled you will have an awesome collection. Should be a strong candidate to search and bid on. (Image)

Eight banker's boxes with the remains of a long time collector's new issue purchases 1985-2002. Includes FDCs, maxim cards, mint sets, booklets, mini sheets, etc. From many sources and procurment centers. Countries include: Channel Islands, Scandinavia, Australia, Europa topicals, Great Britain, Aland, etc. Thousands of dollars were spent on this acquisition over a long period of time. Excellent condition as only a few have been removed from their original glassines. Huge catalog of mainly mint modern sets. A handfull of US mint press sheets only add to the value of this interesting lot. (Image)

Final gasp of the Cornwall Creek holding in nine delightfully heavy cartons. Includes all of the small lots and collections that just were not quite up to the single lot status in this sale. Lots of goodies including dozens of folder and country collections including catalog heavy collections of Sweden, Norway, Israel and others, a full carton of clean foreign FDCs, a box of Canada saved for its better face value, a similar box of Great Britain face, a red box stock of France, a handful of old retired APS circuit books of Switzerland, and thousands upon thousands of loose, in 102 size cards or in small stockcard groups. Perfect for the internet seller, but beware, it will take time and effort to maximize the enormous profit potential. Take a long look. (Image)

Fourteen Scott International albums from the 1880s to the early 1960s in four cartons. Thousands of mint and used stamp including FSAT mint 1-22, C1-5, Thailand 404-17, and China (ROC) 1261-4, 1296-1301, 1355-58, and 1370-72. Also, as a bonus an eight-year run of unopened international pages from 1970-1977. Ready to add to existing or for expansion. (Image)

One collector's back stock of collections and such in fifteen banker's boxes that were put aside for assimilation into his larger world collection offered elsewhere in this sale. With few exceptions this never happened, leaving dozens of non remaindered, intact collections to recycle. Highlights include: fat Minkus albums both specialty and Global, a few binder collections, a couple of boxes of loose album pages sorted into country groups, and all the rest of his abundant run off. Not much expensive stuff just plenty of stamps from lots of different countries. Probably 40-50 saleable groups when fully broken down. Ranges from classics to the mid 1970s. A great bunch of starter or beginner groups that make good selling internet or bourse lots. (Image)

Out of sight worldwide collection in three cartons. Involves four each Scott International and regular binders of mint stamps from the late 1970s to 2009 in full sets, singles, souvenir sheets, and booklets custom-organized on blank pages mounted by using hinges, corners, or black mounts. Plenty of United States, Canada, Great Britain, and Channel Islands face to count. Includes a nice selection of British Caribbean as well as three small binders of 1980s topical material from the British islands in the Caribbean and Oceania. A wonderful, fun holding that will bring a smile to your face viewing. (Image)

Consignment balance with mint foreign stamps (no U.S.). Consists of 20 plastic shoe sized tubs and 4 small boxes with many thousands sorted by country in glassines. There are many older stamps, but the majority are 1940 to 1980. Most stamps cat. for under $1. The lot is neat and well organized, priced to sell. Viewing recommended. (Image)

Sixteen country collections already to go for sale on your bourse table. The more valuable are Russia, East Germany and a Scandinavia combo. Also, includes popular countries like China, Japan, Albania and Mexico. The strength of all the collections are mint sets (NH ?) in mounts from the 1960’s through the 1980’s. Good profit potential. (Image)

Dealer’s stock on 102 size sales cards filling over half a red box. A significant portion of the value is in your typical Great Britain. Although, there are a few bright spots here. Next is the likable Newfoundland plus all totaled British. Owner’s catalog is over 44K which needs scrutiny. Worth careful viewing as you might get a good buy. (Image)

International collection in 28 Scott Internationals in 8 cartons (250 pounds shipping) with thousands of stamps. Stronger countries: China, Austria, Russia, Poland, Great Britain, India, Germany, Netherlands, and Libya. Clean lot ideal for expansion, take a look. (Image)

Two pages from a retail counter. Each of seven stock cards contains the "premium" items from a long time German Area dealer's under glass stock. Each card is expertly cataloged (both Michel and/or Scott) and is properly market priced. Huge catalog. As received with nothing removed by us offered at a small fraction of the accurate retail value. The web photos show everything that is contained. What you see is what you get. (Image)

Scotts Specialty album for the Independent Countries of Africa Egypt-Ethiopia. Several hundred stamps many of the best being buried in the margins and crack of the book. Some decent covers buried in there, too. Egypt and UAR is best with Ethiopia lagging behind. Totally uncatalogued and ready for a new owner. (Image)

Worldwide collection roughly from the 1860s to the 1970s in eight cartons. Thousands and thousands of mint and used stamps in partial sets, maybe some complete sets, and singles as well as extras (on stock pages) custom-organized on quadrille pages contained in around 90 binders. Stamps appear to have come either from packets or from various Pennylands.The sheer number of stamps will make this a tempting lot. (Image)

Important consignment remainder filling a carton. Includes what appears to be all NH all different collections of worldwide airmails, sports topicals and UN. Also, includes a Korean ministry of communications presentation album containing issues of 1951 to 1956 plus some miscellaneous US. Good lot to break down for stock. (Image)

Dealer’s stock of “C” countries on approximately twenty-five hundred 102 size salescards, filling four red boxes. By far the strongest is the Cuba followed by Christmas Island. Mostly mint og or NH sets with light duplication other than the Cuba which is primarily CTO Castro period. Readily saleable at shows. (Image)

Four binders of mainly mint worldwide souvenir sheets from the 1950s to 1990s. Hundreds of items having movie stars, British Royalty, famous people, and other mostly topical themes as well as regular issues souvenir sheets. If you like this type of material, this lot might be for you but viewing is a must in order to come to that conclusion. (Image)

Fifteen cartons containing thousands and thousands of mainly common mixed mint and used stamps having plenty of backup. Includes stockbooks, sales, counter books, albums, small, shoe boxes, tins, and baggies having both on and off paper. Worldwide presence includes Poland and Germany all running though various decades of the 20th Century. Perfect holding for making small to medium size bourse bargain lots. (Image)

Consignment from the "Kitty" estate in two large cartons with 45 dealer stockbooks with material priced and catalogued in the 2000's. Twenty five are from Europe, better countries; Belgium, Greece, Monaco, Spain, Sweden, Portugal and Iceland. The remaining twenty books are topicals for example; Birds, Flowers, Art, Cats etc. Good lot for internet sales or a dealers table. (Image)

Intriguing worldwide selection in seven cartons from various decades mainly from the 20th Century. Thousands and thousands of mint and used stamps having enormous backup in binders, stockbooks, counter books, small boxes, plastic tubs, folders, album pages, sales cards, glassines, envelopes, etc. Contains an assortment from France, United Nations, British colonies, Western, Eastern Europe, and Latin America. An opportunity for building bourse bargain boxes as the material offered would make great additions. (Image)

Ten counter books put together by a would be dealer who invested in mint new issues and cherry picked old collections. Several hundred pages each with a deserving mint set , used single, or unknown variety to be saved for his ultimate transition into the realm of the dealer. This never happened. Plenty of mint NH sets most cataloging between $3 and $15, Interesting singles, used higher values, and the occasional dud are all here. The catalog numbers seem accurate, the values from older catalogs, and some are not even looked up yet. A fun lot to break down with the majority internet saleable. (Image)