Canal Zone large registered First Flight cover cancelled on February 8, 1929 in Balboa. Carried by Charles Lindbergh having twenty-three stamps which was mailed and backstamped to Lynbrook Long Island, New York on February 15. Soiled and vertically folded in the middle and horizontally folded near the bottom through most stamps. Still nice historical cover. (Image)

(J17) dist. og margin reduced Fine (Image)

Specimen of the unissued 1924 set listed after #69 NH F-VF (Image)

(8) plate block og with several hinge reinforcements Fine (Image)

(5) og small thin (stated position 10, row 3, column 2) four margins just clearing at top F-VF (Image)

A Back of the Book collection mounted in a clean Scott National album. Includes Officials, Newspaper, Revenues, and Wines. Owner’s Scott Catalog value breakdown is as follows: Officials=$5990, Newspaper=$3335, Revenue=$5990. Much later Revenue issues and Wine issues are not counted. Most of the value is in the issues shown in the attached images. Take a look! (Image)

A fantastic yet disheveled collection housed on a variety of pages, many of which, are falling out. Includes regular issues, Shanghais, special deliveries, parcel posts, postage dues and officials up to 1924. Many better in mixed condition with some very nice items throughout with a few having certs.. Postal history and a scattering of specialty material throughout adding spice. The collector had good financial resources but was not a student so, items could be in the wrong places. Offered intact. Worth close inspection. (Image)

A fantastic collection primarily involving the Washington/Franklin issues from the 1910 single line watermark types to the 1922 rotary press coils, mounted on nearly 40 attractive homemade pages. Mostly mint og with some NH. Includes singles, pairs, blocks, plate blocks, booklet panes, etc. Condition is Fine or better throughout with no faults noticed upon inspection. (Image)

A comprehensive collection mounted on nearly 50 attractive homemade pages. Incorporates mint and used issues starting with the 1917/1919 flat plates to the 1924 Huguenot – Walloons. In between are wonderful representations from the Washington Franklin perf 11's, Pilgrim Tercentenaries, 1922-1925 flat plates, 1923-1926 rotaries, 1923-1929 coils plus Harding’s. There is more mint than used and contains a bit of NH. Lots of extras to enjoy like coil pairs, booklet panes, blocks, plate blocks, plate number strips and singles. A shelf ready album to be admired. (Image)

A wonderful, specialized back of the book collection mounted on around 35 attractive homemade pages. Includes special deliveries, registration, postage dues, Shanghai’s, parcel posts, parcel post dues and postal insurance stamps. Within most of these areas are blocks, plate blocks and plate number singles. Also, some shade varieties and in the few used involved the page of precancels is the highlight. (Image)

Wonderful collection mostly used to the mid-1920’s then mint and used with a good amount of postage. Carefully view, you will note first that the condition is far above average and second that there are premium cancels scattered throughout. Highlights include complete Columbians, complete Zeppelins, and a mint White Plains Sheet. (Image)

An in-depth collection of commemoratives mounted on about 50 attractive homemade pages. Starts with the Lexington-Concord issues and runs through the 1930’s Penny Reds. Mostly mint with some unusual used like booklet panes, plate blocks and a White Plaines sheet, not to mention 6 FDC’s. Also, includes many blocks, plate blocks and other interesting items. Condition is chiefly F-VF or better. (Image)

Fabulous specialized collection with Exhibit material of 3c Stuart Washington issue of 1932 Scott 720-722, and Canal Zone Scott # 115. Binders contain stamps and coils including all manner of printing and paper varieties, EFO, magnificent coil material including leader strips, coil and sheet plate numbers and, just for fun, AM and PM time clock groups and a 366 day calendar. A separate binder is devoted to Canal Zone 115, including one of the emergency booklets and lots of broken letter overprint varieties, each well documented with an enlarged diagram. Covers include around 1500 items (owners count, not verified) categorized and labelled in bundles, including fancy cancels, airmail, RPO, and a large group of advertising covers. Bringing up the rear are some fine old time exhibits. What this fine collection needs is a remounting to preserve this material in safety for the next generation of collectors, and to display its power. Extraordinary. Have a look. (Image)

Very complete collection of duck stamps to RW84. Also, includes 33 plate blocks starting with RW40, 31 souvenir sheets and a dozen juniors. Mixed mint og and NH early (RW2 no gum). Then, starting with RW35 looks to be all NH. Great start to attaining a complete collection. (Image)

A broad selection of material with sparse nineteenth century then increasing as it continues into the twenty-first century. Better material includes a White Plains sheet, C13-15, C1-3, and Kansas/Nebraska set. The back of the book includes stationery, postal cards, cut squares, and special delivery. Much of the recent material can be used as postage. (Image)

Old time collection to the 1990s that has many better items including strong pictorials, banknotes, Trans-Miss, and bureaus. The early classics are abundant with some early gems present, even though a few early stamps have obvious faults. The early commemoratives look to be in F-VF condition mint and used. The back of the book begins with airmails, special deliverys, better revenues and desirable Ducks that are mostly mint. Booklet panes, postal cards, and cut squares compliment the selection. This one deserves an extensive viewing as the images indicate. (Image)

An unusually advanced collection of Christmas seals. Contains several hundred stamps, nearly 30 covers or cards plus ephemera. Highlights include better issues, multiples, secret marks, proofs and better yet, some of the ephemera rarely saved. Also, of note is the foreign on 5 stock pages. A difficult lot to duplicate. (Image)

A 1923 Scott National album that is mixed mint and used. This old-time collection has better items throughout including # 89, 155, 166, 191, 218, 240, 292 cert., 293, and other sets and singles. Good beginners group of revenues, however, no air mails. Mixed condition on earlies as to be expected. (Image)

United States airmail collection in two Scott National albums and a binder in a medium carton. Involves several hundred mixed mint and used stamps from 1918 to 2019 and around 150 First Flight, and event covers from 1925-1938 containing mainly Akron and Macon as well as several Zeppelin covers. Ideal for breakdown for internet lots. (Image)

A selection of mostly pre-1935 stamps with better items. It will take you some time to go through this group, but it will be to your benefit. Inspect and enjoy. (Image)

From the Pad Estate a collection of U.S. regular issues plus back of the book. Mixed condition on earlies with desirable sets including Pictorials minus 90 cent, Kansas/Nebraska, and Parcel Post. Good selection of banknotes, bureaus and Washington Franklins also revenues and cut squares. Look it over; there could be many sleepers here. (Image)

A super collection starting with the Mother issue and ends with the National Defense types mounted on over 50 attractive homemade pages plus 5 stockpages. Mainly includes in-depth coverage of the Farleys and Prexies, with the latter especially valuable. Lots of plate blocks gutter blocks, center line blocks, arrow blocks and premium cancels. (Image)

Selection in six albums. Encompasses several thousand mixed mint and used stamps in full, partial sets, singles, and souvenir sheets. Most of the value is in one album which starts with the 1922-1925 flat plate issues which are primary mint and contains a mint White Plains sheet. Likewise, as a bonus includes some postage from singles to sheets which ends in 2007. This holding has many desirable items. (Image)

Selection of US mint, used, postage and covers in albums, binders and pages, generally from the 1930’s onward. Many better singles, including Prexies, Liberty and Prominent Americans mint $5 values, coils, and some interesting covers. Postage is sheets, multiples and scrap, 1940’s to modern. Includes also a nice collection of US embossed envelopes and airmail covers. Some UN is along for the ride. Lots in here to like. (Image)

Helpful back of the book collection consisting of telegraphs, postal savings, war savings, postal notes, and post office seals. Almost all the value is in the first three mentioned. Couple hundred different total with nice extras such as booklet panes, saving books, and plate blocks. Good opportunity to fill in some of those pesky holes at the end of your collection. (Image)