Mint Independent Africa identified in glassines. Mostly former French Colonies purchased as new issues. Appears to be all never hinged with little if any duplication. Owner’s catalog value exceeds $1900. (Image)

Quadrille pages mounted with proofs and essays of Scott numbers 143, 161, 164, 166 and 167, and the Liberty Seated series. Some are color proofs, some an essays of #161 in several color, denomination and vignette combinations. We noted carton paper as well as thin as-issued paper. Also, an attractive sheetlet of #167. Will add some spice to your Argentina material. (Image)

Dealers’ stock on about 150 102-size sales cards. Very little duplication. Strong Japan, but also some better Viet Nam. Highlights photographed, but there is much else besides. (Image)

Oldies and Goodies. Collection of several hundred stamps from Asian countries, nineteenth century to 1941. Mint and used; singles, partial sets, and complete sets. F-VF. Includes, in approximate order of value: China, Japan, Korea, Thailand, Manchukuo, and Shanghai. Carefully hinged onto Scott specialty pages and often identified by Scott catalog number. Housed in a serviceable binder. Watch out for the loose stamps between some of the pages, as some are valuable. Useful coverage. (Image)

A conglomeration of mint and used on stock pages, in a sales book, in stock books and mounted collections. lots of NH sets and souvenir sheets with colorful topicals and better values and sets from Japan, China, Indonesia, Korea , Cambodia, Laos and Cambodia. Good profits at our estimate. (Image)

Seven specialty albums, strongest in Japan (one Park sheet), Ryukyus, Korea, and some other smaller accumulations of China, Manchukuo, Mongolia, etc. Diverse holding. (Image)

PRC, Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan assortment from the 1980s to the 2000s in one large carton. Stamps are generally all mint having much NH including a red box of about 500 #102 sales cards in full, partial sets, and singles with some duplication as collected by the owner. Likewise entails oversized material, booklets, special issues, FDCs, and a good showing of PRC postal stationery too. (Image)

Thousands of 19th and early 20th century revenues sorted in envelopes you can’t see into. Good lot for the specialist (Image)

Collection of post war issues to 1990 in two European stockbooks. All NH and nearly complete, less a handful of items, notably the Renners. Great way to take care of this hole in your collection. (Image)

Collection in four Davo hingeless albums and slipcases in one carton. Several thousand mint stamps having much NH in full, some partial sets, singles, and souvenir sheets with pages from 1850 (stamps start in 1908) to 2004. Album #2 (1945-1970) is about 95% for pages and album #3 (1971-2001) is complete for pages. Excellent start for building an Austrian collection. (Image)

Twenty pages of a German documentary collection of the Austrian Volsturm “Peoples Army” last ditch special forces with genuine documents including a stamped leave pass along with numerous photo copies and info. Scarce end of war material. (Image)

Selection from the late 19th Century to the 1950s in a medium box. Contains owner’s count of 450+ mostly used but also mint stamps having duplication in a binder on album or blank pages. Includes a revenue study as well as BOB. Offered to tempt any Austrian collector. (Image)

(380) Dolfuss NH VF (Image)

(B77-B80) corner blocks NH F-VF set (Image)

(J142, J149, J153, J154) vertical imperf pairs NH VF (Image)

Several thousand mounted on pages or on stock pages. Mint and used with many complete sets. Better throughout with noteworthy offices. (Image)

(5) used 3 ½ margins cutting in at upper right good color F-VF (Image)

(12) 40 centime used four big margins F-VF (Image)

(39) 5 Franc used with roller cancel VF (Image)

(B513a) Basilica sheet NH VF (Image)

(B521-B522) NH VF set (Image)

A collection of Belgium, Luxembourg, Netherland, and colonies in a Scott Specialty album, with most of the value in the three home countries' early used. Belgium starts with the 1849 issues. Includes a Fine # 39 on piece and a VF #74 and continues to the 1930s with mint and used regular issues, semi-postals with souvenir sheets and abundant Parcel Post section. Numerous worthwhile stamps loose in between album pages and mounted on loose pages tucked into the spine of the album. Colonies include Ruanda-Urundi and Belgian Congo. Netherland starts in 1852 and continues to the 1930s with regular and BOB issues. Colonies include Curacao, Dutch Indies, and Surinam with mixed mint and used. Luxembourg starts in 1852 and continues to the 1930s with regular and BOB, mostly mint after 1920. There is inherent value in the tremendous amount and variety of material in this single Benelux album. (Image)

Nice Belgium/Luxembourg/Netherlands collection in 5 Scott Specialty albums. Classics highlights include good selection of Belgium epaulettes, other earlies and railway stamps. Midcentury material includes a set of mint Legion sheets. Some nice cancels here. Worth taking a good look through. (Image)

Collections in one carton. Embraces thousands of used stamps in full, partial sets, singles, and a few souvenir sheets on computer-generated pages in six binders. Entails Belgium from 1849-2007 in four binders and Luxembourg from 1852-2010 in two binders. Well worth taking a few moments to view as you might find some interesting cancellations or varieties. (Image)

(123, 124a, 125, 126a, 127a,128b) high values NH F-VF (Image)