Group of 55 Field Post or other Australian military covers from WW II. Some interesting markings and ripe for research. Be the first on your block to collect these. (Image)

Postal history group of mostly stationary. Variety of types includes cards, replies and wrappers. Also, variety of uprated frankings and markings. A useful assembly. (Image)

Seven flight covers. All franked with the first airmail issues. (Image)

Collection of 12 different unused entires. Mostly Fine (Image)

High quality group of 16 flown zeppelin covers. (Image)

Return back to an era when each ethnic neighborhood in American cities had an abundance of stamp stores. This “Osika” selection originally came from a Polish neighborhood in Chicago where the owner purchased “new issues” directly from the Crown Agents in Great Britain and each available British colony from 1939-1955 having an interruption from 1941-45 because of WW II. Many of the covers still have their original receipts inside. This accumulation was in storage for decades until discovered. Consists of three cartons from the Golden Flyer Estate Part II, containing over 350 commercial covers of varying sizes nicely organized by areas of Asia, Africa, Oceania, Caribbean, and Islands in seventeen binders or art display albums. Many of the covers have period usages of Peace, UPU, and Silver Wedding Omnibus issues. A variety of colonies are represented. Spotted Hong Kong, Malaya, Falkland Islands, Pakistan, Aden, Southwest Africa, South Africa, Mauritius, Zanzibar, St. Helena, Brunei, North Borneo, Sarawak, Australia, and New Zealand to name just a few. Since these covers went through the postal system, conditions will vary from disheveled to excellent condition. Check out the copious scans. Unique opportunity to own a slice of philatelic history. (Image)

British Royalty selection from 1911-1957 in a carton from the Golden Flyer Estate Part II. Comprises 160 mostly cacheted FDCs and covers in two albums mainly for Coronation, Silver Wedding and Royal Visit events. About 45% are a nice offering of 1948 Silver Wedding FDCs having a good assortment of cachets. Also, involves three 1911 India Durbar cancelled Coronation covers and six 1937 Coronation Anglo-American Goodwill Flights having two autographed by the pilot, Dick Merrill, and 1947 Royal Visit to South Africa, Swaziland, Southern Rhodesia, and Bechuanaland. Likewise, entails miscellaneous royal covers that the collector fancied. From a collector who had great admiration for the British Royal Family who now has decided to pass his holding to the next generation. (Image)

Appealing assortment from the 1860s to 1957 in a medium box. Around seventy commercial covers, a few FDCs, postal stationery, and postcards. Spotted Canada, Nova Scotia, Australian States, British Caribbean, some interesting WW II censored, Egypt with British Forces in Egypt label, Great Britain 1911 Coronation First Flight, Pitcairn Island Richards Christian autograph who was a descendant of Fletcher Christian plus miscellaneous. Worth exploring. (Image)

Royal Visit/Tour of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953-1954 selection in medium carton from the Golden Flyer Estate Part II. Consists of 125 cacheted FDCs and Event covers arranged nicely of order of the Royal Visit in a cover album having a variety of cachets of which some are seldom seen. Includes Bermuda, Jamaica, Panama, Fiji, Tonga, New Zealand, Australia, Cocos Islands (scarce nine covers), Ceylon, Aden Uganda, Tobruk, Libya (scarce), Malta, Gibraltar, and home to London. Likewise involves two History in Philately by Malcolm Dizier “The Royal Tour Nov. 23, 1953-May 15, 1954, and “Coronation 1953 of Queen Elizabeth II”. Great period informational albums having complete sets of both events mint stamps. From a collector who had admiration for British Royalty especially the Queen. (Image)

Assortment from the 1880s to the 1960s in a medium box. Around eighty FDCs, commercial, first flight covers, and postal stationery still on album pages that came from the British Oceania and Caribbean stamp collections in this auction. Majority are from Oceania but spotted some interesting Canada. A real opportunity to buy some noteworthy material. (Image)

Selection from 1919-1971 in a binder. Encompasses seventeen commercial covers having some fascinating postal history. Includes seven unique covers and original letters November 1947 to November 1957 from Jamestown, St. Helena to Dexter, Maine to a fellow Freemason. Interesting reading from an unusual British colony. Also, includes an Antigua cover cancelled in Barbuda and mailed to Witmoss Station, Cape Province, South Africa and Bahamas OHMS 1919 large cover from Nassau to Halifax, Canada. All covers and detailed inventory have been scanned. (Image)

(74) Cover cancelled in Hull, Quebec on March 24, 1902. Transit cancels in Ottawa March 2 and in Winnipeg on March 27. (Image)

Nova Scotia Provincial Exhibition cover cancelled on September 23, 1899 in Halifax. Mailed to Dunkirk, New York having transit cancels in St. Johns, New Brunswick on September 25 and Dunkirk on September 27. (Image)

1939 Royal Visit to Canada by their Majesties King George VI and Queen Elizabeth collection in a medium box from the Golden Flyer Estate Part II. Over 250 Event, FDCs, and Royal Train cancelled covers having a wide variety of cachets including many Crosby and difficult to find cachets organized nicely in two cover albums. Includes a very tough to find fifty covers all with different town and city cancels having the same cachet and mailed to the same person. Likewise, involves HMS Glasgow Mail Office cacheted and Newfoundland covers too. Lifelong assortment that took the collector many decades to assemble. Hard to replicate in today’s philatelic market. From a collector who has admiration for the Royal Family, Canada and particularly King George VI. Do not let this one get away. (Image)

Pristine assortment roughly from 1985-2015 in one carton. Over 1,000 FDCs unpicked as received from Canada Post from thirty-four cents to modern “P” stamps having many multiples on cover as well as high values. Super variety and a good foundation to a decent modern FDC collection. (Image)

(13,17) Registered cover having surcharge Type F cancelled in Tabernilla on November 2, 1906. Backstamped Cristobal on November 2, New York City on November 9, and Montpelier, Vermont on November 10. (Image)

(16,20) Registered cover having surcharge Type C cancelled in Ancon Station on December 2, 1906. Backstamped Cristobal on December 5 and New York City on December 12, and Boston on December 13. (Image)

(23) Registered cover cancelled in Gorgona on October 17, 1907. Backstamped Cristobal on October 17 and New York City on October 29. (Image)

Awesome early accumulation from 1905-1908 in a small box from the Gopher State Part II. Incorporates twenty-one mostly covers, several postal stationery and postcard having some registered and cancellations from Ancon, Gorgona, Cristobal, Las Cascadas and US Sea Post. Variety of frankings and destinations. Condition varies. All items have been scanned for your viewing pleasure. It is unusual to find this caliber of material in one holding. (Image)

Assortment from 1906-1918 in a small box from the Gopher State Part II. Contains twenty-five covers and postcards. Condition varies. Good variety of Canal Zone early postal history. (Image)

(260) Fifteen cents re-engraved Rice Farmer franked on a surface advertising cover to the Canal Zone. Tied with a December 1930 Peiping bilingual cancels. (Image)

(4N25) Japanese Occupation eight cents Dah Tung Book Co. Overprinted “For use on Hopei Province only” franked on a red banded domestic cover. Several red auxiliary marks on the front and the reverse. (Image)

Imperial “red band” 9" x 4 1/2" cover franked with the three stamps of the Republic and tied by the circular date stamp in blue on September 5, 1895 in Tainan. See scan for further information of this short-lived republic. (Image)

Postal card cancelled on August 29, 1898 in Peking. Mailed to Dresden, Germany having transit cancels of Shanghai on September 2 , Hong Kong on September 9 and arriving in Germany on October 10. (Image)

Old accumulation of covers and letters in a medium box. Addressed to Mr. Mak? If you can read the language, you can come up with an accurate value. Offered “as found” in an estate and in envelopes. All items scanned. (Image)