A mint hinged collection neatly nestled in a Scott Specialty album from the first issues through 2007. Many sets with a topical flavor. Easy lot to figure, shelf ready. (Image)

Awesome Ascension complete collection from 1922 to 2012 in a clean Scott Specialty album. Hundreds and hundreds of mint stamps in full sets, singles, and souvenir sheets. Probably all NH from Scott 23 to the end. A terrific collection from a popular British colony. (Image)

Binders and stockbooks filled with mostly mint material into the early twenty-first century. There is better issues and joint issues as well as many souvenir sheets. Australian States are represented and a small selection of Hunt River Province. Also, a small amount of Gibraltar and St. Helena. A delightful group that will appeal to any British collector as well as the internet dealer. Well worth your time to view. (Image)

Barbuda collection from 1922 to 2000 in a Scott Specialty album. Hundreds and hundreds of mint stamps in full sets, singles, and souvenir sheets custom-organized on album pages. Excellent topical selection and ready to breakdown for resale. Rarely seen. (Image)

A three-volume collection of many hundreds, housed in loose-leaf binders to the mid 1990’s. Includes Canada, Australia and Channel Islands. Many fresh, mint issues and scarcer items throughout. A useful collection awaiting first class albums. (Image)

British Commonwealth accumulation from the early 1900s to the 1980s in five of our largest cartons and one diminutive carton from the Ovaltine Estate. Involves thousands and thousands of mint and used stamps having rewarding backup organized mainly in glassines or counter pages in plastic tubs. Includes some 1977 Silver Jubilee and Rowland Hill issues. The diminutive carton has several Australia and New Zealand year sets mostly from the 1980s. From a collector who had a knack for finding fascinating items. (Image)

British Commonwealth offering in twelve binders from the Ovaltine Estate in two cartons. Thousands of mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, singles, souvenir sheets, and booklets from the early 1900s to around 2000 having useful backup. Includes two binders of Hong Kong and one binder each of Sarawak, Strait Settlements, Sierra Leone/Singapore, Kuwait/Bahrain, Norfolk Island, Cyprus, Canada, and Tonga. Rule Britannia. (Image)

British colonies and Omnibus Issues selection in eight binders and two small stockbooks from the Ovaltine Estate in one carton. Comprises thousands of mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, singles, and souvenir sheets from the late 19th Century to the 1990s having helpful backup. Encompasses one neat binder of Falkland Islands, two binders of miscellaneous colonies and Omnibus issues for Rowland Hill, 1981 Royal Wedding, 1977 Silver Jubilee, 1937 Coronation, etc. An eclectic holding just waiting to be taken home by you. (Image)

British-Area Conglomeration. Neat, clean, attractive collections of Great Britain, Ireland, and Hong Kong, early period to 2000. Varying degrees of completion. Mounted or hinged on computer-generated pages also, housed in stock books. Much value and appeal throughout, especially in the material from Great Britain. Many items identified by Scott catalog number and value. Healthy level of duplication. Note the nice selection of Machins! (Image)

A highly delightful assemblage of thousands mostly mint items in singles, sets and souvenir sheets. Some colonies are great starts for a collection such as Pitcairn, Grenada, Bermuda, Bahamas, Christmas Island, Ascension and Aruba. Other interesting items like the Jamaican Red Cross labels and a binder of specimens. Some duplication. A great lot for the collector and the internet dealer. Worth your time to inspect. (Image)

A beautiful clean collection of mostly mint stamps from the Silver Jubilee of King George V, Coronation of George the VI and Universal Postal Union issues plus others. An opportunity, not to be missed, for the British monarch enthusiast. (Image)

British colonies 1948 Silver Wedding mint low values in sheets in a file from the Crystal Estate. Comprises roughly sixty sheets, some with separation at the perforations having around one hundred stamps or less with approximately 7,500 stamps. As received from an old-time dealer in Chicago who purchased them as new issues. Seldom offered in this depth. (Image)

A stockbook filled with many hundred mostly mint stamps. Included are many Silver Wedding sets, International Telecommunications Union (ITU) and Churchill sets. The ITU and Churchill have some non-British. Look carefully to uncover the goodies. (Image)

Unpicked mint and used collections offered as received. All priced and ready for retail or infusion into an ongoing collector’s endeavor. (Image)

Accumulation of about 900 stamps on stock pages or mounted on pages. Includes Ceylon, Tasmania, Fiji, Papua, various Rhodesia’s India, Burma and a few more. Mainly partial or short sets, but plenty of medium to better values. Wide variety with some duplication. (Image)

A rather better stock of a few thousand mostly pre Queen Elizabeth II period on stock pages. Strong in Australian States and the Caribbean Islands but there is much more. Also included are New Zealand, Cook Islands, British Guiana, Niue, Falkland Islands, British Bechuanaland and others. Some mixed condition mixed on earlies as to be expected. A good opportunity for internet sales. (Image)

British colonies 1953 Coronation mint mostly different assortment from the Crystal Estate. Comprises sixty mostly partial sheets of forty but also some thirty-six having roughly 2,400 stamps. Comes with the original mailing envelope to a stamp dealer in Chicago. Also includes around 120 blocks of four (480) having half on manila stock pages and the other half in clear mounts. (Image)

A few thousand stamps mounted on pages and sorted on stock pages. More than half are mint, and many are never hinged. Includes Great Britain, Australia, Gibraltar, India, St. Helena, St. Kitts-Nevis and Ireland. Although this is a pedestrian collection there are gems here and there with Ireland being the strongest. (Image)

A gathering of various mostly modern complete NH sets housed in three stock books. Includes Papua, Christmas Island, Malta, etc. Very clean and ready to be infused into a collection. (Image)

Collections of Great Britain and Canada mounted on clean Scott official pages. Each one holds a few hundred mint and used different stamps, some never hinged, to 2005. These collections are suitable for continuation. Well worth to take a few minutes to view. (Image)

A collection of revenues in a Lighthouse stockbook. Of note are the Gold Coast, Australian States and South Africa. The back of the book specialist will find this most interesting. Worth a close inspection. (Image)

King George VI Royalty selection from the Crystal Estate in three like new Unitrade postcard binders, pages and slipcases in one medium box. Around 190 mainly different mostly unused and postally used postcards from 1937 to 1952 mainly for the Coronation, 1939 Royal Visit to Canada, King George, Queen Elizabeth, Events, and their royal children. Saved for several decades by a Royalty aficionado who wishes to divest from his holdings and to pass them onto the next generation of collectors. (Image)

Royal Relatives to King George VI Royalty selection from the Crystal Estate in one like new Unitrade postcard binder, pages and slipcase in one medium box. Over forty mainly different mostly unused postcards from the 1920s and 1930s. Includes Princess Royal, Prince Mary, Royal Wedding, Duke of Gloucester, Duke of Kent, Duke of York Wedding, etc. Also involves fourteen WW II leaders unused Tuck cards not in the original count. Compliments the King George VI lot also in this auction. Saved for several decades by a Royalty aficionado who wishes to divest from his holdings and to pass them onto the next generation of collectors. (Image)

This group is heavily weighted to British Africa, especially Ghana with some duplication. Many high quality souvenir sheets present and would be a great beginning for someone interested in Ghana. However, there is more including Uganda, Ivory Coast and Egypt. A few items from countries not on the African continent made their way into this group the best of which is Fiji. A new album would be a start for the Fiji collector since there are many early items. Do not overlook this lot because there are many goodies to be found. (Image)

British Indian Ocean Territory almost complete collection from 1968 to 2012 in an immaculate Scott Specialty album. Hundreds of mint stamps in full sets, singles, and souvenir sheets. An unusual colony which is often overlooked. Needs just a few stamps to completed to 2012 and then ready for continuation to date. (Image)