(269-270) sheets of 25 x2 NH F-VF sets (Image)

(C2-C4) Valira River NH VF set (Image)

(C84) imperf block of 15 NH VF (Image)

Collection of over 2600 different primarily mint with issues to 2002 in a clean Scott specialty album. Good coverage from the mid 1950’s on. Suitable for expansion. (Image)

Very complete collection of over 2000 mostly different stamps in a Minkus album up to 1975. Loads of better values and sets throughout. Starting in the mid 1950’s looks to be all NH. Condition overall is superior. (Image)

French Joy of Life. Bursting-at-the-seams collection of over 2100 stamps, 1914 to 1980. Almost entirely mint, with some NH. Mainly F-VF. Features definitives, commemoratives and BOB. Stamps are mounted onto Scott specialty pages or quadrilled pages and housed in a serviceable binder. Highlights include mint Scott #185-96, 247, 255-90, 295-328, 300a, 624, 700-1170, B7, B27-34, B42-328, B330-531, C8-13, and C34-36, along with used C23-27. Contains some duplicates. Some gaps in coverage and missing some of the more elusive items, but many complete sets and filled pages. Owner-calculated total 2023 Scott catalog value is around $5500. Nice for further expansion. (Image)

Accumulation of 34 singles or pairs on 104 size salescards. All imperf issue 1849 to 1860. Everything is bright and fresh with many four margin copies. Also, of note are the premium cancels throughout. The discriminating classic collector should go after this one. (Image)

Skinny stockbook containing 40 deluxe sheets and 5 artist signed sunken die proofs, all different. Runs from 1939 to 1984 with most being from the later period. Strong topical interest as many are Red Cross semipostal issues. All VF (Image)

Three Minkus Master Global Stamp Albums holding a collection from 1960 to 2017 with all F-VF or better. Items are mounted or hinged. Numerous souvenir sheets, mini sheets, booklet panes and strips throughout plus other items of interest. Catalog value of over €4300. A desirable modern group that should not be overlooked. (Image)

Accumulation of over 70 mostly used from the 1st Ceres types to the Liberty and Peace issues. Very high catalog total with an owner’s catalog value of $6320. Condition mixed but enough good quality to entice a bid or two. (Image)

Mounted collection of 49 stamps on ancient pages. Mostly used running from a #1 into the Peace and Commerce types. Typical old quality but, does have a few very nice copies plus some premium cancels. (Image)

(246) France cover cancelled on May 19, 1929 at the Philatelic Exposition in Le Havre. Vertically folded in the middle. (Image)

(B321-B326) France complete set of six 1955 FDCs having the owner’s Michel catalog value of 170 euros. (Image)

France collection from 1785 to 1899 in a medium box. Roughly 200 covers and some postal stationery nicely annotated having all the pertinent information about each cover competently mounted on pages in four binders. Incorporates one binder of transatlantic crossing from 1785-1865 and three binders from 1850-1899 of stamped covers. Marvelous informational offering from this period. Great for town and city cancellations and for destinations. (Image)

France collection from the 1900 to 1940 in a medium box. Contains about 200 mainly postcards and some covers nicely annotated having all the pertinent information about each card or cover capably mounted on pages in three binders. Spectacular holding from this period as told through postcards. Out of sight for searching for town and city cancellations and destinations. (Image)

France “double circle” cancel collection from 1828 to the 1860s in a medium box. Roughly 150 stampless covers nicely annotated having all the pertinent information about each item mounted on pages in three binders. All the work has been completed and you did not even have to learn French. Terrific holding for the postal historian. (Image)

France collection from 1591 to 1833 in a medium box. Around 125 stampless covers nicely annotated having all the pertinent information about each item mounted on pages in three binders. Includes a nice offering of revolutionary material (1795-1805). This lot is for the collector or specialist who enjoys digging into French philatelic history. Nearly ready to form an exhibit. (Image)

France cross border entry markings collection from the 1737 to 1859 in a medium box. Approximately ninety covers nicely annotated having all the pertinent information about each cover efficiently mounted on pages in three binders. Super variety makes this a very desirable lot. (Image)

France collection from the 1820s to 1857 in a medium box. About eighty covers nicely annotated having all the pertinent information about each cover efficiently mounted on pages in two binders. Includes rural branches, rate in postmark, and railway cancellations. Not to be missed. (Image)

Outgoing markings to other countries collection from 1729 to 1860 in a medium box. Around eighty covers nicely annotated having all the pertinent information about each cover neatly mounted on pages in two binders. Well worth a careful look. Tremendous lot for the French postal historian. (Image)

France occupied countries and areas collection from 1792 to 1814 in a medium box. Over sixty covers nicely annotated having all the pertinent information about each item mounted on pages in two binders. Occupied areas involve Prussia, Belgium, Switzerland, Sardinia, Ligurian Republic, Netherlands, Cisalpine Republic, Naples, Papal States etc. Difficult to assemble in today’s philatelic market. Unusual French postal history. (Image)

France assortment from 1854 to 1882 in a small box. Entails seventeen covers appearing to be mostly mailed to foreign destinations including England, Switzerland, Italy and the USA. Two are "mourning" covers. (Image)

(7) 40c. used bright color four margins F-VF (Image)

(10) Napoleon used fresh four margins F-VF (Image)

(21) 1 Franc used margins added good color appears F-VF (Image)