1859/1972: Excellent collection of used stamps from Gambia, Sierra Leone, Gold Coast, Togo, East Africa, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, and Zanzibar. This collection features many notable stamps, including various shades and watermark varieties. Several certificates are also included (Image)

1880/1960: A fine used collection in a jumbo album comprising Nyasaland, British South Africa Company, Madagascar (only British), Zambia, North and South Rhodesia, Bechuanaland, Swaziland, Basutoland, and Lesotho. Many better substantial values are included, particularly those from the old colonies such as Bechuanaland and the British South Africa Company (Image)

1880/1960ca: A lot comprising an accumulation of mostly covers and postal stationery from various African countries such as Cameroon, Egypt, and Ghana. It includes a holding of 24 uncirculated covers from the Gold Coast, each featuring a full set of postage due stamps SG D5-D8 + D2, collectively valued at SG = £ 3408. Additionally, there are several stock cards with various Commonwealth stamps

1880-2010ca: A fine collection featuring stamps from Ceylon/Sri Lanka, the Maldives Islands, and Pakistan, comprising exclusively well-used material. The collection includes a few notable stamps from Ceylon, begins with the first issue (overprints) from the Maldives Islands, and includes selections from Pakistan, notably some from the Bahawalpur feudatory state. Maintained up to about 2010, this collection is characterized by beautifully cancelled stamps that have been meticulously selected (Image)

1870/1990ca.: Interesting assortment of material from Asia, including stamp collections from China Peoples Republic and Hong Kong, along with additional items on stock cards and in glassines. Contains stamps from Korea, Vietnam, and Thailand, as well as many covers, including those from Japan. Also features old covers from Iran and more modern ones from China. Well worth inspection (Image)

1860/2010: Fine assembly of collections from the British Colonies of the South Atlantic and the Pacific Ocean, including Ascension Island, Falkland Islands with all Dependencies, St. Helena, Tristan da Cunha, British South Atlantic Territories, and the New Hebrides, along with Solomon Islands, Pitcairn, and Tonga, presented in two jumbo stock-books. The collection, exclusively comprising used stamps, spans from the early issues to about 2010. The collector meticulously selected stamps with nice and clear cancellations. Many good items are present, which are not necessarily arranged in chronological order - a useful hint for the viewer, whether inspecting in person or simply looking at the photos. High catalogue value! (Image)

1880/2000: Lot 300 covers / postcards / stationeries, primarily post-WWII items from different Asian countries incl. Japan, Dutch Indies & Indonesia, Nepal, Vietnam, Thailand stationeries, Malaya, India & States and Singapore (Image)

Middle East 1960/90ca: Lot hundreds commercial covers / stationery envelopes from Qatar, Oman , Iraq, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, United Arab Emirates among others, all directed to Austria, in addition a selection of hundreds unused /used stamps from the Middle East region (Image)

1860/2000ca: Caribbean Countries accumulation, predominantly British Colonies from Antigua to the Virgin Islands, across 9 albums. It begins with a well-filled, vintage Schaubek preprinted album, featuring a significant number of valuable stamps from the classics up to around 1950. The collection extends into 8 additional albums, stock books, or folders which include other materials as well as an attractive selection of modern topicals, covers, and postcards. This collection has a high catalogue value (Image)

1865/2010ca: Bermuda, British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Dominica, Grenada, Leeward Islands, Jamaica, Montserrat, St Kitts Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Trinidad, Turks Islands, Mauritius, and British Guyana. Two of the stock books contain the most valuable material, while the remaining three are filled with modern issues up until about 2010. Each stamp in the collection has been carefully curated with precisely selected cancellations, significantly enhancing their value and appeal. Many stamps are of considerable worth, featuring intriguing varieties, with some accompanied by certificates. Bermuda is particularly notable for its number of good stamps. The overall catalogue value of this collection is high (Image)

1850/1990: British Commonwealth – Accumulation of 28 albums (mostly stock-books) containing thousands upon thousands of stamps, largely beginning from the classic period. The collection primarily consists of small to mid-priced items, with a good variety of cancellations, roughly pre-sorted. The 19th-century material is predominantly used, with more unused items from the 1940s and 50s. Included is a substantial collection of Egypt and Sudan (mounted on pages), along with Malayan States, Hong Kong, a remarquable part of New Zealand some Great Britain and Ireland etc. A true treasure trove! (Image)

1852/1938: Sizeable accumulation of British Commonwealth material, part sorted on album a pages by catalogue issue and part purchases awaiting sorting. Comprises mainly unused material with a good selection of blocks, part sheets and multiples, including complete sets in blocks of four and one in part sheets of twenty. Several varieties and Specimen sets and a number of the better values. Contains a broad range of countries from Acensions to Zanzibar. Some faults although condition is predominately fine with part or large part og. with plenty of unmounted especially in the larger multiples. Scope to develop or breakdown, not all items calculated Gi = £ 10'430+ (Image)

British Commonwealth collection with Antigua 1862 6 d. green, no wmk. used with "A12" (Gi 1 = £ 550), 1867 1 d. vermilion unused, large part og. (Gi 7 = £ 250), 2½ d. red-brown and 4 d. blue, Crown CC, unused (Gi 19/20 = £ 850), 1887 2½ d. ultramarine unused (2), one with "Slanting 2" flaw, the other with "Top Left Triangle Detached" unused og., Leeward Islands 1890 5 s. green & blue used on piece tied "A12" obliterator (Gi 8 = £ 325), 1921/32 10 s. green & red on green and £ 1 purple & black on red on two pieces each tied "Antigua" cds (Gi 79/80 = £ 585), 1928 £ 1 purple & black on red fine marginal example, large part og. (Gi 80 = £ 225), George VI 10 s. unused (3) and used, £ 1 unused (3) and used; Cook Islands 1967 high values: $ 2 on £ 1 pink, $ 6 on £ 3 green and $ 10 on £ 5 blue (Gi 219/221 = £ 300+), Hong Kong 1862 96 c. brownish grey, no wmk. used with "B62" in blue (Gi 7 = £ 450), Cape of Good Hope Mafeking 1900 Baden Powell 3 d. blue cds (May 3) used, Southern Rhodesia 1924 first issue set of 14 unused and used, 1951 Postage Due 5 d. dull grey-green superb og. (Gi D6 = £ 300), Gambia 1869 4 d. brown imperforate, no wmk. unused (Gi 1 = £ 600), 1874 5 d. pale brown, imperforate, unused (Gi 5 = £ 400), 1922 5 s. green on yellow fine used (Gi 121 = £ 275), 1928 3 s. slate-purple, fine og. and a fine used example (Gi 139 = £ 800), Orange River Colony 1903/04 unused set of nine to 5 s. complete (Gi 139/147 = £ 275), Ionian islands 1859 set of three unused, British Guiana 1905/07 set to 96 c. unused, Cayman Islands 1900 ½ d. and §1 d. optd. "Specimen" (Gi 1s/2s = £ 180), 1907 4 d. - 5 s. set of four optd "Specimen" and a used set (Gi = £ 725), 1907 ½ d. on 5 s. used, 1932 10 s. unused (Gi 95 = £ 350), Bechuanaland 1932 'Specimen' set of twelve (Gi 99s/110s = £ 450) many further items and some Airmail covers, condition fair to very fine, a good lot (Image)

1930/61: Group of 40 airmail covers with some addressed to Hungary, incl. 1931 first flight envelope from Singapore to Budapest, commercial covers from India to Switzerland, Tata Sons Ltd. printed first flight envelope Bombay-Karachi, 1931 Imperial Airways Athens to Mwanza, 1932 Kisumu-London, Mpika Northern Rhodesia to Athens, 1933 Rangoon-Athens, 1935 first flight London-Budapest, OAT usage from Tangier to Budapest (rare) as well as 1954 B.O.A.C crash cover to Budapest with attached ambulance envelope from Singapore 13.3.1954 (Nierinck 540313), further some covers from Palestine, Egypt, Iraq and from Australia (Image)

British Commonwealth 1872c.: Watermark Crown CA, two pieces of wove paper (126 x 91 mm.) one yellow, the other in pale orange, each from top left corner of the sheet the yellow showing eight impressions (4 x 2) of the watermark and "S" of sheet marginal watermark at left, the orange showing six impressions (3 x 2) and "S" at left. Most unusual (Image)

British Commonwealth 1885c.: Watermark Crown CA, white wove paper piece (95 x 113 mm.) from top left corner of the sheet showing twelve impressions (4 x 3) of the watermark and "IES" of sheet marginal watermark at left. Horizontal crease but an unusual piece (Image)

1850/1952c.: Collection of British Commonwealth, largely from the first issues of each country with Great Britain 1854/57 Embossed set of three used, Ascension with GB 1 d. lilac used on piece, Barbuda 1922 set of eleven unused (2), 1937 Burma range incl. high values unused, 1853/55 Cape of Good Hope 1 d. brick red pair used, Bechuanaland Mafeking 1 d., 3 d. and 6 d. used; 1950 Cyrenaica set to 500 m. unused, Brit. Occ. of Eritrea with 1948/1951 issues, inc. Poste Dues unused complete, Falklands Dependencies 1944 issues (4) all in imprint blocks of four unused, good range of early Fiji, Gambia Cameos with 4 d. and 6 d. unused and used with red cancels, Gibraltar 1886 set of seven unused, Hong Kong 1862/63 set of seven used, India 1854 ½ . blue fine used, New Republic values on both papers with values to 10 s., Nigeria £ 1 purple & black on red unused, Samoa Express issue 1 d., 3 d. and 6 d.; Sierra Leone 1873 set of five unused, Solomon Is. Canoes, Somaliland 1903 set of 13 unused and used part to 1 s., South Africa 1916 £ 1 used, Tristan da Cunha 1952 set of 12 unused, West Indies with fine range of early issues either unused or used with good Barbados, Dominica, Grenada, Nevis, Trinidad and Turks Islands, conditon varies but many fine stamps noted (Image)

1850/1937c.: Outstanding collection of British Commonwealth covers/fronts (45+) with Antigua 1865 front to London franked by 6 x 6 d. blue-green (Gi 8) cancelled "A02", Burma 1937 3 p. and ½ a. on FDC, Canada ½ c. black (10 examples) on 1894 cover to Denmark, Cape of Good Hope 4 d. blue triangular used from Malmesbury to Cape Town, India used in Burma 1881 cover with two 4 a. green from Allanmyo, Jamaica 1863 cover to Berwick with 1 d. and 2 d. tied "A75" with JAMAICA / SHIP LETTER alongside, Natal embossed cover anad large piece; Nevis with 1869 cover with 4 d. dull rose used to USA via St. Thomas, New South Wales Sydney View 1 d. pair on cover to Sydney with fine content (#66 in the Palmer census), Niger Coast & Southern Nigeria 1902 mixed country franking registered to Warri, Orange Free State & Cape 1874 and 1878 mixed country frankings, Penrhyn Is. registered cover, Prince Edward Island covers with 1864 and 1869 covers franked 2 d. rose, Rhodesia 1 d. card with 1894 1 d. black used to Southampton, rare St. Helena 6 d. blue, perf. 12-14 on front to London, Sierra Leone 1869 with 6 d. lilac used to Kent, registered covers from South West Africa and Togo, 1893 Swaziland cover to Holland, Transvaal & New Republic 1886 mixed franking, condition obviously variable but some rare items noted (Image)

1845/2010ca.: Convolute including a classic cover from Denmark, few older stamps from France, a modern part collection of France 1996/2007 unused; three stockbooks mostly featuring religious topics such as paintings, churches, and monasteries (with a focus on Spain); an unused collection of Liechtenstein from the less desirable years; UNITED NATIONS stamps, densely arranged on stock cards; a stockbook with Luxembourg and San Marino etc., another with Switzerland and Russia; an album with souvenir sheets and mini sheets from a subscription service; and lastly, an accumulation of Portugal in part sheets from the 1970's, apparently complete sets in various quantities, unmounted. The owner's catalogue (just for Portugal) value Michel is € 2'000+ (Image)

1850/2006: Two collections, Monaco 1885-1994 including a few better items lose stamps and covers respecitvely postage stationery e.g. with imperforate souvenir sheet from 1985 on envelope and four albums of Austria spanning the period 1850/2006 - a fairly wide variety for both countries

1870/2001ca.: Collection comprising eight albums of Great Britain and the Channel Islands, alongside six albums dedicated to Ireland and Iceland. The collection includes both stamps and covers. Notably, the Iceland section features a Zeppelin cover from 1931

1882/1990: Convolute consisting of two stockbooks of Monaco, including some higher-value items, along with two approval booklets filled with Monaco stamps. Also included are a stockbook of Spain, one of Greece and another one of Vatican (Image)

1918/2000ca.: Baltic states Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, a part collection featuring all three countries on preprinted pages, used and unused, including souvenir sheets from each country, all appearing to be unmounted. Also included is a collection Lithuania alone in a preprinted KaBe album, with the pre-war section nearly empty but complete from 1990-99. Two stockbooks are also present: one containing early Estonian stamps in quantities, all used with Tallin CTO cancels, and one with modern stamps. A small box contains pre-war duplication in glassines - much of material! (Image)

1860/1974ca.: Two stock books containing Greek stamps, starting with Mercury heads and including 10 old picture postcards. The collection extends to modern issues and features several better sets from the 1950s. Additionally, there are some Turkish Anatolia stamps and postal tax issues. Included is a further stock book with Spanish stamps, both mounted and unmounted, comprising mid-priced sets Mi according to consigner = about € 1500 for Spain only (Image)

1918/40: BALTIC STATES - Fine assembly of part collections from Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, featuring both used and unused stamps. Many better sets are included, with some available in both used and unused conditions, showcasing overall nice condition. Organized on stock book pages (Image)