Over two hundred mint and used stamps hinged onto Scott specialty pages, 1904 to 1975. Includes postal stationery. Useful coverage for the time period. Mixed condition, but often F-VF. Decent number of complete sets and filled or almost-filled pages. Missing the more elusive stamps. (Image)

(20) block of 9 dist og F-VF (Image)

Twenty-one mint stamps hinged onto Scott specialty pages. From the years 1899 and 1930. Missing only the most elusive stamps. Overall F-VF. (Image)

Almost seventy mint and used stamps carefully hinged onto Scott specialty pages. Features coverage from the late 1860s to 1899. Largely complete for the time period except for rarities. Mixed condition, but overall F-VF. Includes a few stamps requiring close examination for proper identification. (Image)

Stock arranged on approximately 400, 102 size sales cards but never offered for sale. Wide variety with some sensible duplication. All cards with a catalog value of $40 or more have been photo’d. All medium to better material with only a handful of cards cataloging less than $10. Some faults but mostly Fine or better. Set up for easy resale. (Image)

A Revenue Collector’s Dream. Highly advanced, specialized two-volume collection compiled by a sophisticated philatelic dealer. Begins with items from 1862 and continues into the early 20th century. Stamps are hinged or mounted onto attractive homemade pages (around seventy) or placed onto stock pages (approximately twenty-five sides); much of the material is identified. Volume One features thorough coverage of perforate and imperforate First Issue Revenues, 1862 to 1871; Volume Two provides an enviable exploration of Second Issue Documentary Stamps, 1871 to 1902, and Proprietary Stamps, 1871 to 1914. Both volumes present stamps as singles, pairs, and blocks and offer thousands of examples of cancels, shade variations, perforation oddities, printing anomalies, etc. We found examples of bisects on documents, double transfers, cracked plates, margin imprints, silk paper, and card proofs. We also noticed certificates for R6d, R49b, and R95a. A difficult lot to duplicate. Allow plenty of time for viewing. (Image)

Over sixty sales pages of revenue stamps, about two thirds of which have catalog values over a $100 each. An excellent opportunity to acquire such material in a highly desirable condition. (Image)

A wonderful collection of several thousand, mostly different to 2017 in mounts housed in six Scott albums. Strong early period, continuing so through the commemoratives. The back of the book continues with extensive airmails, postage dues, officials, newspapers, telegraphs, postal savings, Shanghai’s and booklets. Also, included are international replies, Confederates, Christmas seals, locals (some dubious) postal currency, postal seals and parcel posts. As usual with many collections the postage total is of significance. Condition is mixed at times so careful viewing would be helpful. (Image)

An impressive mounted collection of several thousand mostly different revenues on Scott specialty pages. Comprehensive in all types less private dies, stamped paper, beers, ducks and a couple more, (other lots in the sale). Condition overall is better than normally encountered, especially in the first issues with many big margins for the imperfs and part perfs. Also, the high amount of attractive cancels adds to the desirability. Don’t pass this one by. (Image)

A valuable collection to the 1940s in glassines, with a few early used but mostly mint after 1880s. Clean mostly F-VF. Some early issues have no gum. Includes substantive airmails, postage dues, and Shanghai overprints. Minimal but useful duplication. Owners catalogue value is about $61,000. (Image)

Four 6-ring binders and one 3-ring binder for blocks. Mint and used regular issues from the classics onwards. Includes a wide variety of BOB issues and an abundance of beautifully centered gems. Owner's catalogue value is $52,000. A philatelic treasure to acquire. (Image)

Duck accumulation of 145 federal stamps RW1//RW61 with duplication. Mint and used with varying conditions on 102 cards. Owners current catalog value is $ 3,790. Suitable for your collection or resale with duplication. (Image)

Original collectors’ intriguing collection from 1857-2000 in one carton. Consists of thousands and thousands of stamps in full, partial sets, singles and souvenir sheets in black mounts in three National albums. Condition mixed appearing to be mostly mint stamps but also having a mixture of OG, regummed and reperforated items. Likewise has postage to count. Scans tell the story what you are bidding on but inspection highly recommended to examine any issues. (Image)

The better part of a dealer’s stock. Encompasses 39 stamps, 24 with certs. Powerful 19th century, many Washington/Franklin coils (all with certs.), officials, newspapers, etc. some faults but, mostly attractive appearing copies. Sure to bolster a stock. (Image)

Substantial collection in six Scott National albums to 2020. Earlies to the Columbians are used. From 1893 onwards issues are mint and used with largely complete NH from the mid 1930s to 2020. Lots of face value in mint sheets. One album is a booklet panes collection with a nice C10a. A bread and butter collection meticulously assembled. (Image)

Very attractive collection of fancy cancels on cover and on piece. Several thousand stamps, and several dozen covers. There are a few better stamps included, but the interest is in the well written up cancel information. Negative, duplex, numeral and letter cancels, lots of material to pique your interest. Well organized and ready to integrate into your collection. Worth your time for a look. (Image)

Collection of several hundred mounted on ancient pages. Starts with the first commemoratives and runs through the Washington Bi-Centennials. Includes singles, blocks, plate blocks, booklet panes along with huge catalog potential in Washington/Franklin coil pairs. Many items will have hinge remnants when removed so this must be accounted for. Offered appropriately. (Image)

Small group of better early Franklin’s including #1, 7 and 9. Wonderful selection of banknotes with interesting cancellations and the centering on these quality items will attract your attention. These very likely could be the unused items of someone’s exhibit. You will find this a very desirable selection. (Image)

An all used group on pages taken from several collections from the 1851’s to the large banknotes. Good pictorials and grilled issues and useful duplication in shingled up issues. Worthy of consideration. Owner’s catalog value exceeds $10,000. (Image)

An impressive collection of private die proprietary stamps on over 30 Springer produced Scott appearing pages. Includes several hundred different with good representation of RO’s, RS’s, RT’s and RU’s in typical condition. Ready for continuation of this popular area. (Image)

A memorable cut square collection of several hundred mostly different on Scott specialty pages. The meat is in the 19th century with numerous shade and paper offerings, plus a good amount of higher face values present. Opportunity to build a substantial not often seen back of the book collection. (Image)

Mint selection in three cartons. Encompasses a plate block collection in seven White Ace albums from 1944-1990 and a four-volume collection in four Scott binders from 1940-1988. Likewise involves a Mr. Zip collection in five White Ace albums from 1964-1993 and 1992-1998 mint panes and Mr, Zip 1960-1983. Total face is about $2,800.00 according to the owner. (Image)

Various revenue collections housed in two albums and two folders. By far the most valuable is the Scott national with 1st issues, reds and greens etc.. the rest are wines, more 1st issues plus more. Neat pickings throughout. (Image)

Awesome cigarette, cigar, snuff, and tobacco labels collection from 1953-1955 in a small box from the Gopher State. About 98% complete for pages and roughly 400 mint stamps mostly in full sets nicely mounted in a binder. An unusual collection needs to find an unusual buyer to appreciate. (Image)

A coal miner's US collection 1847 - 1955 mounted in a Scott specialty album. Starting with #1 & 2, with 19th century well representative. Respectable assembly of Washington-Franklins, Columbians up to 50 cents, Trans-Mississippi up to $1.00, White Plains sheet with and additional sheet in 4 pieces. Closer inspection will find many blocks, coils, pairs, and other interesting finds including Korpa error. Early airmails are present with a nice C18. Condition is quite mixed and closer examinations is recommended. A good start and a candidate for further expansion. (Image)