1936 10sh Dark Blue Dallfuss issue, mint never hinged, quite f. (Image)

Scott $ 1,100

1936 10sh Dark Blue Dallfuss issue,mint never hinged, very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 1,100

1936 10sh Dark Blue Dallfuss issue, a mint hinged single from bottom right corner of sheet, very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 725

1933 50g Deep Ultramarine International Philatelic Exhibition Souvenir sheet with original Folder, a fresh and mint never hinged souvenir sheet of four stamps, with the usual small spots of glue at top of margin used to affix it inside of the rare accompanying original folder (see Scott footnote). A rare and very fine combination of souvenir sheet and folder. (Image)

Scott $ 3,050

1946 Set of Four Karl Renner Imperforate Souvenir Sheets of 8, with the four different values, each in a mint never hinged souvenir sheet of 8, very fine and fresh. A rarely offered set, especially so nice. (Image)

Scott $ 2,000

1950-53 60g to 20s Airmail Set, mint never hinged, fresh and very fine. A nice example of this popular set. (Image)

Scott $ 267

1952-53 Two Complete Bird Airmails Sets, all used with corner c.d.s. cancels, very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 516

1930 Antwerp Exhibition Souvenir Sheet, with exhibition mark in margin, as normal since the sheets were sold with this mark and are thus considered unused. See the note to this effect under the listing for Scott 121 in a recent edition of the catalogue. The sheet is mint never hinged, unfortunately it has a small tear and fold in the lower left corner. (Image)

Scott $ 600

1933 5c to 10fr Orval Semi-Postal Set, mint, with 7 never hinged and 5 lightly stamps, and the highest value 10fr Madonna is never hinged. A difficult set which is very fresh and well centered, Scott catalogue value for a hinged set is $1,175 but true value will be higher in this case. Very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 1,175

1938-51 2sh to £1 King George VI High Values, Perforated 14, a mint never hinged set of 6 high values, three have sheet margins at top, quite fresh and very fine. Catalogue value is for never hinged, having added a 70% premium. (Image)

Scott $ 765

1935 10p Black and Grey Condor high value, mint lightly hinged, very fine and fresh. (Image)

Scott $ 500

1919 1k to 10k Overprinted Set, mint hinged, signed by Dr. Fishmeister. The 10k has a small bit of perf toning, else very fine and scarce. (Image)

Scott $ 256

Africa and Middle East Collection of Mostly Used in 5 Jam-Packed Binders, 1920s to early 1990s, with thousands of stamps from Angola, Persia / Iran, Zambia, Israel (including some first day covers), South Africa, Orange Free State, Kenya-Uganda-Tanganyika and Trucial States. We note a plethora of topicals throughout this collection - flowers, space, Olympics, art, animals, Churchill, Kennedy, fish, etc. The mint contents we saw were hinged and there are the usual c.t.o. present in the material from the 1960s to 1970s. This clean collection seems to be fine overall, with the usual faults found in bulging binders, and is organized by country. It is ready for continuation or to be broken down for resale. Our photos provide a glimpse but this one is best viewed in advance to appreciate the breadth and quantity of the contents. (Image)

Estimate $ 250

African Countries Collection in 3 Binders, with hundreds of mainly mint NH issues. One binder contains Nyassa with some better mint: 1/11, 26-38 (x3), 51-62 (x5), 106-23 (x4), J1-9 (x8), etc. A second binder contains Rwanda with 239-48 mint, etc. The third binder has Belgian Congo with mint 110-11, Ruanda-Urundi with mint 21-23, 68-89, etc., as well as some Congo issues. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Est $ 100

African Countries Accumulation in 19 Boxes, as received (each box measuring 9 x 12 inches), all sorted by country, with Rwanda, Liberia, Morocco, Kenya, Montserrat, Sierra Leone, Swaziland, Gold Coast and Ghana, Gibraltar, Tanzania, Gambia, French Colonies (x2), Uganda, Tchad, South Africa, Egypt, Belgium Congo, Guyana. Also includes 2 stockbooks with a selection of Iran, Persia, and Equatorial Guinea. These boxes contain hundreds to thousands of used, CTO, mint (incl. NH) stamps plus souvenir sheets in some, etc. All either loose, in envelopes or stock sheets. See photos for an idea, a large sampling by us did not reveal any very expensive stamps, but finds are possible. Viewing recommended to better appreciate. (Image)

Est $ 350

Aitutaki Mint Collection in a Binder, 1903-1980, also with some scattered issues to 2013. A mainly never hinged collection which is quite complete from 1903 to 1980 and includes better sets such as 1-10, 19-27, 28-33, 34-36, 37-47, 82-95, 215-45D, 460-73, 547-61, and more. A mostly very fine and fresh collection. (Image)

Scott $ 885

Ajman Mint and Used Collection in Three Volumes, on Steiner Pages printed on high quality paper. More than 50% complete with dozens and dozens of souvenir sheets. Lots of thematic interest: paintings, space, archeology, flowers, fauna and more. Arranged according to Michel numbering, as only a few are listed in Scott. Many are very rarely seen. Very fine. (Image)

Est $ 100

Asia, India and Russia, 1890s to 1980s, with many thousands of stamps in 2 binders, 3 stockbooks, a thick pile of loose album pages and stock sheets, two boxes of loose singles, Bileski envelopes of issues by year, some 102 cards and dealer stock cards. Countries represented include Russia, India (and some Feudal States), China, Nepal, Bhutan, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Tibet, Ceylon (and Sri Lanka), Borneo, and others. This collection is clean and fine overall, organized by country and ready for continuation or resale. Our photos provide a glimpse but we recommend viewing to better appreciate the contents. (Image)

Estimate $ 150

Asian Countries Accumulation of Mint and Used, from the late 1800s to 1990s, consisting of thousands of stamps displayed on stock sheets, in 102 cards, or glassines filling one red box. A cursory look revealed a variety of material including blocks, sets, souvenir sheets, part sheets and interesting postmarks, from China, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, and Indochina. Worthy of mention is a 1979 P.R.C. MNH partial set of flowers with its commemorative poster (#1565-1572 high denominations, c.v. for full set is $130). Lot is quite disorganized therefore further inspection and sorting would likely generate some dividends. Viewing is recommended to appreciate variety of content. Clean lot overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Est $ 250

Asian Countries Collections and Stock Filling a Heavy Carton, with stamps in glassines, bags, on album pages, in albums, in stockbooks and envelopes, mostly sorted by countries which include India, Thailand, Japan, Malaysia (and area), Pakistan, Turkey, Macau, China (PRC), Cambodia, North Borneo, Indonesia, Philippines, Laos and more. Many of these countries have hundreds of stamps and we note many complete sets, better singles, souvenir sheets, and other useful material. Our photo or description cannot justify the contents, so viewing is recommended to better appreciate. (Image)

Est $ 500

Asian Countries Accumulation in 16 Boxes, as received (each box measuring 9 x 12 inches), all sorted by country, with Vietnam (x1), Pakistan (x1), Thailand (x1), India (x1), Japan (x1), Hong Kong (x1), China (x1, incl. PRC, etc.), Malaysia and Singapore (x2), Sri Lanka (x1), Nepal (x1), Philippines (x1), Mongolia (x1), Indonesia (x1, plus a stockbook), Korea (North and South, x2). These boxes contain an average of hundreds to thousands of used, mint (incl. NH) stamps plus sometimes souvenir sheets, etc. All either loose, in envelopes or stock sheets. See photos for an idea, a large sampling by us did not revel any very expensive stamps, but finds are possible. Viewing recommended to better appreciate. (Image)

Est $ 300

Australia Used Collection in a Springback Album, 1913 to 1990, with many Roos (to 5sh) and KGV Head (to 1sh4d x3) issues an fairly strong to the end (missing 5sh Sydney Bridge and a few more items), overall fine to very fine with an owner's 2018 Scott catalogue value of over $2,000. (Image)

Scott $ 2,000

Australia George V Heads Issue Exhibit and Accumulation, with additional documentation. An unfinished exhibit of this issue dealing with dies, shades, perforations, constant flaws and retouches, also multiples and imprint blocks. Thus contains numerous copies of each basic stamp with explanations and drawings to show the varieties. Also includes about 35 covers and cards mailed using these stamps. We noted the mint basic set Scott #19-37 (c.v. $460) and also a used 60a (c.v. $125). Other varieties are listed and quoted in the Brusden White “Australian Commonwealth Specialist’ catalogue George V “Heads” a photocopy of which is enclosed. The lot also includes hundreds of George V Heads sorted in envelopes and a stockbook of mostly British Commonwealth stamps in alphabetical order to Australia. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Est $ 750

Australia Collection Filling a Carton, with 2 binders, 3 stockbooks, 3 Post Office books and more. The binders contain the main collection, which is mint and used to the 1930s, then quite complete mint to 1993 with a catalogue value of $5,295 for the regular issues only. There are many better stamps including used #s 10-12, 37, 38-42, 54, 100, 126-27, 179, etc. Better mint, with later issues NH include #s 5, 7-9, 19, 31, 72-74, 76, 97, 122, 141-61, 177-79, 218-21, 314-31, 365-79, 394-417, 508, C1-8, CO1, M1-7, etc. Also in the binders are many mint SPECIMEN overprints, including on #s 127-29, 219-21, booklet panes, etc., as well as re-entries and plate flaws, etc. There are also a few hundred Australian States, mainly used, both in the binders and in 2 of the stockbooks. A third stockbook contains mint duplicates. The three Post Office folders include "Bicentennial", "Links" and "Colonial" collections. There is also a small chocolate box with about a dozen booklets, as well as 8 books on various aspects of Australian philately, etc. (Image)

Estimate $ 750

Australia and New Zealand Accumulation, with thousands of mostly used singles, sets and a few souvenir sheets, loose or in 102 cards, etc., and all in 5 plastic totes and one shoe box. Also includes a stockbook of Australian Antarctic Territory stock. Wide range of material with possible finds, as received. Viewing recommended. (Image)

Estimate $ 200