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Weeda Stamps Ltd.
P.O. Box 5096, Station B
Victoria, BC
Canada V8R 6N3
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Phone: (250) 385-1826
Toll free: 1-888-685-1826
e-Mail: admin@weeda.com
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Bidboard Number:
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1962
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Closing Date:
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Lot #
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Catalogue Value
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1
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Albania #47/2638, B1/B31, C1/C63, E1/E3, J10/J41. Dealer’s stock of mint and used on sixteen manila stockpages primarily covering 1914 to 1965, with a few a scattering of material up to 2000. Lots of interesting inter-war overprints with a mix of mint and used. The twenty years, post-WWII, has good coverage, mostly mint, and there is lots of quality "back of the book". The seller has identified each stamp with a little tag with the Scott catalogue number and the 2015 catalogue value (many values have held, a few have dropped). Individual items have catalogue values up to $25.00, and there are up to 15 of a type. Over 1000 stamps and about US$2500.00 catalogue value, not counting the nearly two pages of the 1917 "Eagle" issue known for counterfeits. Not often seen in this quantity and quality. Meticulously organized. Estimate =
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$375.00
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$32.00
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2
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Australia #1/856. Nearly complete run of used definitive and commemorative issues up to 1982 on regular Lighthouse album pages with collector added clear mounts, all housed in a red stamped 2-post binder with matching slipcase. The stamps include lots of various ‘Roos to the 2/-, an extensive offering of King George V "Heads" and then a very good run through the next 50 years, with different paper and perforation variants included, missing only the key values. A few issues, especially in the more recent years are mint, as the collector must not have found suitable used copies yet. The pages are near new, the binder has a bit of the usual, and minor, wrinkling. A new album of this type will set you back about $600.00, before you put one of these nearly 800 stamps inside. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$50.00
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3
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Australia #13. Used, fresh and Fine light CDS used example the 1913 issue 10sh pink and grey Kangaroo with the first watermark (wmk 8, Crown and wide A). 2025 Scott US$800.00 =
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$1,080.00
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$110.00
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4
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Australia #94/1162. Two-volume Lighthouse regular album pages covering 1928-1989, with a bit of overlap (the pages for the ‘Roos and King George V "Heads" must be elsewhere). Volume 1 is a 13-ring red binder with pages from 1928-1986. Mostly used and missing just a few stamps after 1940. Volume 2 is a 2-post red binder with pages covering 1983-1989, quite complete, again mostly used, including a few souvenir sheets. A bonus item is a 1988 year set filled with mint stamps. The approximately 1000 stamps have a bit of duplication, especially in the 1983-1986 era. Despite being regular pages, the collector added many clear mounts and you couldn’t tell that they aren’t hingeless pages for much of this offering. The binders would cost you about $100.00 each. Estimate =
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$160.00
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$10.00
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5
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Australia #95a. The 1928 Melbourne Exhibition issue 3p blue Kookaburra pane of four. F/VF mint hinged (lightly hinged in margin only). Conservatively valued as hinged, although the stamps themselves are Never Hinged. 2025 Scott US$175.00 =
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$236.25
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$12.00
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6
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Australia #128. F/VF used example of the 1935 issue £1 gray "Kangaroo", wmk 228 (Small Crown and C of A multiple). Neat corner CDS cancel. 2024 Scott US$275.00 =
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$371.25
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$95.00
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7
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Australia #129. Fine, lower sheet-margin CDS used example of the 1934 issue £2 dull rose and black high value Kangaroo (wmk 228). A very respectable example of this high-value. 2025 Scott US$800.00 =
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$1,080.00
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$260.00
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8
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Australia - Extensive Collection of Mint and Used Australia in 3 hingeless PALO albums with slipcases, 1913 to 1999. This neatly organized collection includes mint and or used singles, sets, partial sets, souvenir sheets, and sheetlets (all identified by the owner, including various perforations), and more, with a mixture of mint and used stamps from 1913 up to the 1940's, and primarily mint material thereafter with predominately mint never hinged material post 1970. The collection begins with 37 different, primarily used Kangaroo issues including Scott #s 1-12 (1-2 mh, rest are used, c.v. $661 total), 38-43 (used, $266 total), 44 (used, OS perforated perfin), 54 (used, $100), 100 ($100), along with mint and used KGV heads, and continues with mint and or used singles and sets cataloguing $20 and up noting #s 18 (mh, $100), 33 (mh, $60), 166-179 (lh, $161 total), 365-379 (lh, $244 total), 394-417 (lh, $91 total), just to name a few. The collection also includes selections of primarily used Australian States, mint Australian Antarctic Territory, used perfins (including a few private perfins), airmails, postage dues, and more. Scott 2024 catalogue totals US$3,615.00 up to 1970 only, with several hundred dollars of face value postage (primarily 30c and higher denominations). A lovely collection, with online photos showing a sampling only, and should please all collectors alike. overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$1,250.00
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$180.00
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9
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Australia - Selection of 136 different used 2014-2024, mostly high values and the scarce perforated commemoratives. Recent stamps not easy to obtain! 2025 Scott US$307.00 =
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$414.45
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$42.00
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10
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Australia States - Queensland & South Australia #5/139 & #47g/155, O44/O82. Dealer’s stock of a couple hundred mint and used stamps on three manila stock pages (for each state) with each stamp identified by Scott catalogue number and (2017) catalogue value. Running from the 1860’s to the Commonwealth, there are shades and perforations and some with both mint and used, with individual catalogue values up to $175.00. The overall condition is quite nice, but some minor faults are to be expected. With up to 20 of a type, there is room for Stanley Gibbons listed varieties or finding nice cancels. Bonus material includes some uncatalogued revenues, and official perfins. Owner’s total 2017 Scott US$1505.00 =
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$2,031.75
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$90.00
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11
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Australia/New Zealand - Interesting consignment remainders of mint never hinged Australia / New Zealand, with presentation packs, booklets, a few blocks, post cards, along with a few items from Australian Antarctic Territory, with material generally ranging from the 1970 to the 1990’s. New Zealand material has a face value of over $100, making the lot ideal for Commonwealth or worldwide collectors. Clean and very fine. Estimate =
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$130.00
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$34.00
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12
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Australian States - New South Wales #29/128, J1/J5, O12/O38b. Dealer’s stock of about 300 mostly used stamps on five manila stock pages with each stamp identified by Scott catalogue number and (2017) catalogue value. Running from the 1880’s to the Commonwealth. There are shades and perforations and some with both mint and used, with individual catalogue values up to $125.00. The overall condition is quite nice, but some minor faults are to be expected. With up to 20 of a type, there is room for Stanley Gibbons listed varieties or finding nice cancels. Bonus material includes some uncatalogued revenues, and official perfins. Owner’s total 2017 Scott US$1133.60 =
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$1,530.36
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$26.00
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13
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Australian States - Tasmania #13/117. Tidy dealer’s stock of a couple hundred mint and used stamps on three manila stock pages with each stamp identified by Scott catalogue number and (2017) catalogue value. Starts with a couple Van Diemen’s Land "Chalons" (the #50 is faulty and its $525.00 catalogue value isn’t counted), with a good range of "Keyplate" and lots of the Pictorial issues and a few postal-fiscals (fiscal cancels not counted). The overall condition is quite nice, but some minor faults are to be expected. Bonus material includes some uncatalogued revenues, and official perfins. Owner’s total 2017 Scott US$1415.90 =
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$1,911.47
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$26.00
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14
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Australian States - Victoria #81/232, J1/J27. Dealer’s stock of a few hundred mostly used stamps on six manila stock pages with each stamp identified by Scott catalogue number and (2017) catalogue value. Running from the 1880’s to the 1912 Commonwealth, there are shades and perforations and some with both mint and used. Individual catalogue values up to $190.00 (a couple of the higher values are a bit grubby, but there are still lots of better items throughout). The overall condition is quite nice, but some minor faults are to be expected. With up to 20 of a type, there is room for Stanley Gibbons listed varieties or finding nice cancels. Bonus material includes some uncatalogued revenues, and official perfins. Owner’s total 2017 Scott US$1608.95 =
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$2,172.08
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$19.00
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15
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Australian States - Western Australia #24/103, AR1/AR8. Swans, swans and more swans! A well-organized dealer’s stock of several hundred (mostly) used Western Australia, with each stamp identified by Scott and a (2017) catalogue value. Individual stamps with catalogue values to $200.00 with perforations and shades identified, and with some cancel potential. Bonus material includes a couple of forgeries of #2 and some perfins which are not counted in the owner’s older catalogue value. Owner’s older 2017 catalogue value US$4016.95 =
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$5,422.88
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$42.00
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16
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Austria #1/2541. Substantial dealer’s stock of used regular issues on 91 manila stockpages in large two 3-ring binders, each with the Scott number and 2024 catalogue price listed. Starting with the "Coat of Arms" and "Franz Josef" issues from the 1850’s-1870’s, including two copies of #1 and another of #2.There is a good range of 1890’s definitives including both with and without "varnish bars", and then continues on with most issues included for the next century. Up to about 15 of a type, but no souvenir sheets. About 7000 stamps, with catalogue values up to $100.00, with notations showing the dealer has been realistic about dubious or faulty items. Well organized, good selection and value. No easier way to build a stock or a collection. Thousands of dollars of catalogue value. Estimate =
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$400.00
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$16.00
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17
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Austria #2/389 plus Back of the Book. Part 1: Austria collection on Lighthouse hingeless pages to 1937 in a blue 2-post album with matching slipcase. A bit of a hit or miss mint and used collection, with lots of "back of the book". Includes a couple of sections on regular pages with Lombardy, Bosnia-Herzegovina and occupied areas (such as the Levant/Turkey) - these sections had Scott numbers written in ink. There are some better stamps, such as #40b, #127 and lots of nice cancels. About 500 different stamps in total. An out-of-print album in excellent condition. Estimate =
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$180.00
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$24.00
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18
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Austria #390/1141 plus Back of the Book. Part 2: Austria collection on Lighthouse hingeless pages from 1945 to 1979 in an older maroon coloured "leatherette" springback binder. About 600 different mint and used stamps including a good run of "back of the book". Although the catalogue value will run a few hundred dollars, the most valuable part of this section is the album, which is in excellent condition (which is out of print, but would set you back over $300.00 when new). Estimate =
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$150.00
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$10.00
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19
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Austria #1142/1901 plus Back of the Book. Part 3: Austria collection on Lighthouse hingeless pages from 1980 to 2002 in a brown-coloured "leatherette" springback binder. From 1980 to 1993 is a very complete mint, never hinged run, and the balance of the pages are empty with the exception of the odd used single. About 550 different stamps in total. Although the catalogue value will run a few hundred dollars, the most valuable part of this section is the album, which is in excellent condition (and out of print, but would set you back over $300.00 when new). Estimate =
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$170.00
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$10.00
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20
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Austria - Part 4: Austria Lighthouse hingeless pages from 2003 to 2015 in a pair of brown coloured "leatherette" springback binder. The albums are virtually unused, with only a few used stamps tucked in here and there. The binders and pages are in excellent condition, and will set you back over $600.00 as new, including over $200.00 for the binders. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$10.00
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21
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Austria #B1/B375, C14/C63, J1/J229, M1/M68, MB2/MB3, MP1-MP4, P1/P46, PR2/PR8, QE1/QE3, N1/N73, NE2, NJ1/NJ13. Extensive dealer’s stock of used Austrian "back of the book", beautifully organized and annotated with Scott numbers and 2024 catalogue values on 13 manila stockpages. Includes better such as B260-B263 (cat $72.00), 3 copies each of #C51 & C58 (cat $95.00 each) and 5 copies of #C59 (cat $47.50 each), 4 copies of #P1 (cat $110.00 each), PR3a (cat $240.00). There is some potentially valuable overprints for the Italian Occupation of Trieste such as N15 and N19 (catalogues $1200.00, if not a forgery, but use a cautious eye on this one). About 900 stamps in total, with up to ten of a type, with issues from the 19th century up to the early 2000’s. Ready to go for resale or to upgrade your collection. Estimate =
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$300.00
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$140.00
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22
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Austria - Turkish Empire #3/58, J4/J10. An amazing two-page accumulation of 125 used stamps for use in Turkey up to the Great War. Each stamp is identified by Scott but ignore the older catalogue values. There are up to 8 of a type, with better individual values such as #6b, 7, 8, 24 (4 copies). Condition is generally decent (with a couple of obviously damaged items not counted) and we noted some potential cancel interest. Total 2024 Scott US$904.35 =
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$1,220.87
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$90.00
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23
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Austria Lombardy - Venetia #1/23, PR1/PR2. Enticing accumulation of used issues from when these Italian cities were part of the Austrian Empire in the 1850’s-1860’s. Besides higher value singles, there is some shade and cancel interest among the 92 stamps. Each is identified by a Scott catalogue number and an older catalogue value. Expect some mixed condition and there is a bit of duplication. Some of these stamps are known for having reprints and forgeries, so bring your critical eye (we have not counted PR1, catalogues $6750.00). Total 2024 Scott US$5166.25 =
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$6,974.44
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$230.00
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24
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Austria Lombardy - Venetia #20. Used example of the 1865 2s Yellow Eagle, perf 9-1/2, with a small circular date stamp. A bit grubby, with a previous owner’s marking on back. The last issue before being annexed to Italy. 2024 Scott US$750.00 =
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$1,012.50
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$10.00
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25
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Austria Offices in Crete #1/22. Small accumulation of used overprints and Franz Josef issues for the period covering 1903 to the start of the Great War. A total of 32 stamps (15 are different), each identified by Scott, with an older catalogue value. Better includes #4, 6, 9a, 10, 22. Not often seen material, better than normally seen with only the occasional minor fault. Total 2024 Scott US$1049.75 =
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$1,417.16
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$80.00
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26
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Azores #7a/57b. An assortment of 16 different mint and used pre-1885 "Azores" overprints on Portuguese King Luiz issues. Each stamp is identified and catalogued, including a couple with Scott-listed shades. There are a few perforation faults and the five mint stamps have typical heavy hinging. Still an attractive, not often seen, group. Total 2024 Scott US$1161.00 =
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$1,567.35
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$15.00
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27
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Barbados #60-68, 63a. Complete Mint Hinged (mostly lightly) set of 9 of the 1885-1885 QV perf 14 issue, plus the sub-listed #63a (3p lilac, 1885 printing). A visually attractive and elusive set. 2024 Scott US$1066.00 =
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$1,439.10
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$55.00
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28
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Barbados #70-80. Complete mint Lightly Hinged set of 1892-1903 "Badge of the Colony/Seahorses" (watermark 3) series of 11 different values from the Farthing to 2sh6p. While most are very lightly hinged, the highest value (2sh6p, #80) is Never Hinged! Surprisingly, this is the first time we have offered this complete set. 2025 Scott $309.85 =
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$418.30
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$26.00
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29
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Barbados #81-89. Complete mint Lightly Hinged set of the 1897 "Badge of the Colony" series of 9 different values. Wonderful fresh colour throughout this premium set. 2025 Scott US$383.50 =
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$517.75
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$30.00
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30
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Barbados #90-101. Complete mint Lightly Hinged set of the 1904-1910 "Badge of the Colony/Seahorses" series (watermark 3). A striking set, with great colour and near pristine gum (for the record, the 2sh6p high-value is Never Hinged). 2025 Scott US$397.00 =
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$535.95
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$46.00
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31
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Barbados #116-126, 118a. Complete mint Lightly Hinged set of the 1912 issued George V "Badge of the Colony" series, plus the additional sub-listing scarlet shade of the 1d value (#118a). Wonderful Post Office fresh colour and near pristine gum (a few of the mid-values are actually Never Hinged). 2025 Scott US$301.00 =
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$406.35
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$42.00
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32
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Barbados #127-139. Complete mint Lightly Hinged set of the 1916-1918 "Seal of the Colony" series of 13 values, from 1/4d to 3sh (two different 3sh values in this set). A lovely set with Post Office fresh colour. 2025 Scott US$209.00 =
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$282.15
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$13.00
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33
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Barbados #140-151. Complete mint Lightly Hinged set of the 1920 "Victory" issue, including the 1p orange red & brown 1921 issue of the same design. Fresh, with great colour throughout. A premium set. 2025 Scott US$184.00 =
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$248.40
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$13.00
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34
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Belgian Congo #2/349, B1/B43, C1/C17, J1/J16. Well organized dealer stock on 19 manilla stockpages, covering a full run of these colonial African issues, with an assortment of just over 1000 mint and used stamps, each identified by a Scott number and (2015) catalogue value (which are still pretty close to the current values). Includes singles, sets, with some cancel potential amongst the used, and a decent offering of "back of the book" issues. Most are 1 to 15 copies of a type and individual catalogue values up to $50.00. The total catalogue value will add up quickly. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$32.00
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35
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Belgium - Valuable early mint and (mostly) used selection of early issues, from imperforates to WWI issues, included "back of the book", postmarks, varieties and even a proof! All neatly arranged on 109x "102" cards, which are priced (with quite reasonable sale prices, not catalogue) generally in the $5-$10 range per-card, with some lower/higher noted. An excellent opportunity for further study, or for the show / internet dealer to sell individually. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$10.00
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36
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Bermuda #1/16. A used assortment of nine early Queen Victoria issues (with Gibbons listed shades for both the 1d and 2d values). Includes two of the three "One Penny" overprints of 1875. All attractively used, but with the condition a bit mixed, with some perforation faults. Still, not often seen. Total 2024 Scott US$985.50 =
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$1,330.43
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$10.00
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37
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Bermuda #1/26. Collector’s duplicate stock of about 225 mint and used Queen Victoria stamps, sorted by Stanley Gibbons numbers. Includes different watermarks and printings, and a couple of multiples. Up to about 20 of a type with individual items cataloguing up to $70.00 each, not including the mint #2 (cataloguing $525.00 which has a significant thin). There might be some better cancels lurking amongst the used. The only downside to this lot is that a number of the items are not properly identified (usually for having the wrong watermark). Consequently, we are estimating the lot based on each stamp having its lowest catalogue value (which will still come out to over a couple thousand dollars). Expect a bit of mixed condition. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$22.00
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38
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Bermuda #26/332. A trio of stockbooks with a mint and used dealer’s stock with issues from 1901 to 1975, with up to 50 of a type and individual items cataloguing up to $50.00 each. The first is a small pocketbook with 5+ pages of the "Dry Dock" and "Caravel" issue. The second is a 16-page with a nice assortment of King George V issues (including a used 1935 Silver Jubilee set), a nice range of King George VI issues. The Elizabethan is weaker with mostly common design issues of the 1960s. The last stockbook is another 16-page stockbook, which is more QEII, but quite sparse, perfect to spread out some of the other material. The most notable of the lot is the King George V era, so perfect for the classic collector, specialist or dealer. The catalogue value will add up quickly here. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$10.00
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39
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Bermuda #31-39. Complete mint Lightly Hinged set of the 1906-1910 "Ship at Dry Dock" series. An attractive complete set offering of the first non-Queen Victoria (and first pictorial) issue of this nation. 2025 Scott US$209.00 =
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$282.15
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$15.00
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40
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Bermuda #49/52. Balance of a holding of mint King George V "Key Plates" which we have been breaking up. A quick glance will indicate that there might be different printings found in Stanley Gibbons. There are five copies of the 2/-, four each of the 2/6 and 4/- values, plus a single of the 5/-. Fresh and attractive, with a couple of the items having selvage (one with a plate number). Hinging ranges from very light to minor hinge remnant. All catalogued by basic Scott, so plenty of upside for specialist. 2024 Scott US$637.50 =
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$860.63
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$42.00
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41
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Bermuda #51/97. A dynamic-duo of postally used King George V "Key Plates" with the 4/- from the first watermark, and the 12/6 from the second. Clean, well-centered examples. 2024 Scott US$625.00 =
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$843.75
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$16.00
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42
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Bermuda #52/53. A trio of King George V higher value "Key Plates" with the "block CA" watermark. A single of the 5/- and two distinctly different printings of the 10/- (listed in Stanley Gibbons). Fresh mint, hinged, examples. All catalogued by Scott as the basic items, so plenty of upside if using Gibbons. 2024 Scott US$525.00 =
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$708.75
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$42.00
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43
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Bermuda #55-69. Complete mint Lightly Hinged 1920-1921 "Seal of the Colony" KGV set of 9, on both the ordinary and chalky papers with either watermark 3 (multiple crown and CA) or watermark 4 (multiple crown and script CA). Great colour and gum throughout. 2024 Scott US$142.50 =
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$192.40
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$17.00
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44
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Bermuda #123/128b. A dozen different King George VI "Key Plate" high values from the 2/- to the £1 denomination. Includes different perforations and shades, with all Scott-listed variants for the 2/-, 2/6 and 10/- values, a single of the 5/- and £1, plus two different perforations of the 12/6 values. Fresh appearance and reasonable centering. The gum sides range from being never hinged to minor hinge remnant. Lovely British America beauties! Total 2024 Scott US$779.50 =
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$1,052.33
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$100.00
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45
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Bosnia #30c/45l. The 1906 "Scenery" issue was produced with a series of "compound" perforations, where sheets were divided up with line perforators of differing gauges, in seemingly random patterns. This resulted in stamps that had two or three different perforations on each side. These are listed in Michel and Scott Specialized and pose an interesting collecting challenge. This lot includes an assortment of values from seven different perforation combinations, ranging from three values up to a complete set of 16 of the "d" series with perforation 12-1/2, 9-1/4, 6-1/2, and denominations up to the 5Kr "Franz Joseph". There are some minor faults, usually associated with some of the large perforations and a few are cancelled to order (catalogue values is the same for mint and used). A total of fifty-six different used stamps. Total 2021 Scott Classic US$2263.25 =
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$3,055.25
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$13.00
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46
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Bosnia #31c/45l. The 1906 "Scenery" issue was produced with a series of "compound" perforations, where sheets were divided up with line perforators of differing gauges, in seemingly random patterns. This resulted in stamps that had two or three different perforations on each side. These are listed in Michel and Scott Specialized and pose an interesting collecting challenge. This lot includes an assortment of values from six different perforation combinations, ranging from three to seven values. Includes five different versions of the 5Kr "Franz Joseph". There are some minor faults, usually associated with some of the large perforations. Twenty-seven mint stamps (including one pair). Total 2021 Scott Classic US$1301.25 =
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$1,756.69
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$13.00
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47
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British Commonwealth - An assortment of various colonial issues, strongest from Africa, with Somaliland, Sierra Leone (including the four "Mars" souvenir sheets), South Africa, Oil River Colonies, plus a couple of small mounted collections from Gilbert & Ellice Islands and a couple of pages of Falkland Islands (about 15-1980s sets, including Dependencies) and some dhows from Aden. From classic issues up to about 1990, mint and used. with a bit of minor duplication to be expected. Enjoy your hunting. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$55.00
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48
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British Commonwealth - Caribbean lot A: Cayman Islands, Montserrat, St. Kitts, Nevis (and Anguilla), St. Vincent. Untouched auction, bidboard lots and dealer cards, as purchased. Best are the King George V era sets and partial sets (noted St.Kitts-Nevis "Columbus" issue to 5/-, Montserrat Tri-centenary to 2/6 and the King George VI long set to £1) with better throughout and some souvenir sheets. Includes a St. Kitts mounted collection of 1980s items. Lots of catalogue value here. Estimate =
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$160.00
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$55.00
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49
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British Commonwealth - Caribbean lot B: Virgin Islands, Antigua (and with Barbuda), Barbuda, Grenada, Barbados, Turks and Caicos Islands, and a nice batch of British Honduras (so technically a British America lot). These were almost all auction, bidboard and dealer purchases that were set aside, as purchased, and are seeing the light of day many years later There is a bit of classic material (such as British Honduras #J1-J3 overprinted Specimen, Stanley Gibbons £85), but with lots of QEII-era topicals (e.g ships, Disney, plants). More mint than used, and lots of little pockets of value found throughout. Estimate =
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$180.00
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$38.00
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50
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British Commonwealth - Old collections in equally old, but very functional, springback albums. Goes back deep into the Victorian era with not much past King George VI. These albums come from a range of collectors, some with concentration in specific areas (we noted pockets of Mauritius, Great Britain, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, India, African colonies) and others are a bit more general. More used than mint, with some complete sets and some blocks scattered throughout. There is cancel potential throughout (a partial Canada bag tag has the War Destroyer with a full MPO 604 roller cancel!). A couple of the albums are a bit sparse, but most have lots of stamps, thousands, in fact. And if you need used Stanley Gibbons springback binders and can’t stomach the $100.00 to buy a new just one, this lot might also be for you. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$32.00
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51
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British Guiana #48/300, J1/J4, MR1. Enticing and clean dealer’s stock on 17 manila stockpages with about 1300, mostly used, stamps going back to the 1880’s (a few of the early are reprints/forgeries). Neatly organized and identified by Scott number and an (older) catalogue value with up to about 10 of a type. Includes better such as #165, 239 and 2 copies each of #167, 219, 222, 240, with a number of "Omnibus" issues right up to the end of the Colonial period. As well as lots of value, there is clearly some cancel interest here too. Lovely British America colony material, not often seen in this quantity. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$75.00
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52
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British Honduras #1/82. This select dozen includes eleven Queens and a King. Includes #1 (no gum, catalogues the same mint and used), #2 used, #4 (no gum, catalogue as used), #5 & #10 used, #13-15 and #30-32 mint and #82 lightly used. A fresh offering. The mint stamps have typical moderate to heavy hinging. Expect a couple of minor faults. 2024 Scott US$771.50 =
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$1,041.53
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$13.00
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53
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Brunei #62-75. Complete mint Lightly Hinged set of the 1947-1951 "Scene on Brunei River" / "Dwellings in Town of Brunei" series of 14 values. Fresh colour throughout. 2025 Scott US$171.35 =
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$231.30
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$65.00
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54
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Bulgaria #5/4118, B1/B26, C1/C162, CB1-CB2, E1-E5, J4/J23, RA9/RA18. Better than average dealer’s stock/accumulation on 30 manila stockpages. Strength is pre-1960 including better singles such as 4 copies of #16, a single of #19 and two of #21. A mix of mint and used throughout, including a nice selection of "back of the book’’. Up to 15 of a type, well organized, catalogue numbers and values by Scott seem to be accurate, with generally nice condition. There is a bit of more recent material, including cancelled to order multiples of the 1991-1992 "Farm Animals" definitives. Great for collection or stock building. About 2500 stamps. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$10.00
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55
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Canada #1. VF 4-margin used example of the 1851 issue 3 Penny Beaver imperf on horizontally laid paper (good strong laid-lines visible), with 7-ring target cancel. Accompanied by a British Philatelic Association (BPA) certificate, dated 1965. A well above average example of Canada's "number one". 2024 Scott US$1,200.00 =
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$1,620.00
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$260.00
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56
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Canada #2. Used example of the 1851 issue 6p Consort on vertically laid paper (strong laid-lines). Nice colour, with 3 full margins, but into design on left side. An attractive Canadian Pence Issue classic. 2025 Scott US$1500.00 =
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$2,025.00
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$110.00
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57
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Canada #2 Cover. VG 2-margin example of the 6p Prince Albert imperf on laid paper, tied to a February 1855 cross border cover from Kingston UC (ONT) to Morris, New York USA. A very respectable example of this "single use" properly used for the intended purpose of cross-border mail. Valued "on cover" by Unitrade catalogue. 2024 Unitrade =
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$3,000.00
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$110.00
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58
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Canada #4a, 4d. Fine+ used examples of the 1852/1853 issued Unitrade sub-listings of the 3p Beaver imperforate issue including the brown red shade (4a) and orange-red on thin paper (4d). Some tight margins, but both are sound 3+margin examples. Valued as basic stamps by Scott catalogue. 2025 Scott US$400.00 =
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$540.00
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$55.00
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59
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Canada #5d. Fine appearing, but with scuff/paper thin at right example of the 1855 issue grey violet shade of the 6p Prince Albert imperforate on thicker hard paper. Margins are large to just touching at upper right. This is the scarcest printing of this stamp, tough to find (as this one is) with a "face free" postmark. Comes with original photo cut-out from when originally purchased in the 1980’s. 2024 Scott US$2,750.00 =
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$3,712.50
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$22.00
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60
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Canada #7. Used example of the 1855 issue 10p blue imperforate Cartier on thin pelure paper. Margins full to large on three sides, but cut-into design on top. Attractive "diamond grid" postmark, used at Toronto. 2024 Scott US$1,500.00 =
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$2,025.00
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$110.00
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61
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Canada #8. VF mint / regummed hinge remnant example of the1857 half penny rose imperforate. Full to large margins all around. Valued as unused (no gum). 2024 Scott Classic US$875.00 =
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$1,181.25
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$110.00
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62
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Canada #12. Fine used example of the 1858 issue perforated 3p Beaver. Light target cancel. All in all a very reasonable example of this very short usage and rare transitional pence item. 2024 Scott Classic US$1,400.00 =
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$1,890.00
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$260.00
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63
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Canada #14/15. Selection of 8 used "Cents" issues including 1x 1c Victoria and 7x 5c Beaver, all selected for either re-entries / re-touches or imprint copies, expertly arranged on individual album pages, with black and white copies of the basic stamp, showing where the varieties exist in red pen. Of particular note, is #15v, the major re-entry (position 28), but with slightly rounded corner. Previously priced at $529.00. Estimate =
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$180.00
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$10.00
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64
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Canada #14-15, 17-19. Used "First Cents" offering of five different issues, unchecked for better shades or varieties. A good quality offering. 2025 Scott US$677.50 =
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$914.65
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$60.00
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65
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Canada #14iv. Clear example of the rare and popular "Q flaw" (position 38) variety on the 1c rose Victoria 1859 "First Cents" issue. Reasonably cancelled and fine centered, but with a shallow thin (likely from hinging at one time) noticeable when held to light. 2024 Unitrade =
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$1,000.00
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$32.00
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66
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Canada #16. Faulty (trimmed lower perfs), but still very decent looking example of the 10c black brown 1859 "Consort" from the First Cents issue. Tidy "20" four ring cancel (Melbourne LC, RF 6, "rare"). A nice "spacefiller" example of this rare and key 19th century issue. 2024 Scott US$6,000.00 =
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$8,100.00
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$270.00
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67
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Canada #17 Varieties. An interested used trio of 1859 "Cents" 10c Prince Albert issues, all selected for being varieties including guide dot/short transfer, imprint and the major re-entry (#17iii, position 29). All still on the original Saskatoon Stamp Centre sales card, with some additional enlarged colour photocopies. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$32.00
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68
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Canada #19 Cover. Early use of the 17c Cartier (first printing) on folded cover / letter from Brantford UC (ONT) to Roxburghshire, Scotland, October 1859. A pretty example of this single use "Cents", properly used. Valued "on cover" by Unitrade catalogue (previous owner paid $500.00). 2024 Unitrade =
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$400.00
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$42.00
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69
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Canada #20a. F/VF used example of the Scott and Unitrade listed deep claret rose shade of the 1864 Cents issue 2c Queen Victoria. Sound, attractive and scarce. 2024 Scott US$400.00 =
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$540.00
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$75.00
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70
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Canada #21/30. Study group selection of 19 used Large Queens, neatly arranged on a cut-down stockpage unchecked for better papers, shades and retouches. While most are sound there are several perf faults noted, with the 5c having a corner crease and 12-1/2c with blunted perfs along the bottom. A few better postmarks noted. Owner’s 2025 Scott US$1205.00 =
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$1,626.75
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$11.00
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71
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Canada #26. Fine unused / regummed hinged example of the 5c olive green, perf 11.5 x12, QV Large Queen. Fresh colour. Valued as unused, no gum. 2024 Scott Classic US$1600.00 =
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$2,160.00
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$200.00
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72
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Canada #26a. Fine unused (no gum) example of the 6c yellow brown QV Large Queen. A great colour and a clear example of the lighter shade of this issue. 2025 Scott Classic US$1550.00 =
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$2,092.50
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$60.00
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73
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Canada #26i. Fine unused / regummed hinged example of the Unitrade listed 5c deep olive green, 1875 QV Large Queen, perf 11.5 x 12 issue. Catalogued as the basic shade / no gum by Scott catalogue. 2024 Scott Classic US$1600.00 =
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$2,160.00
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$60.00
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74
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Canada #28. Fine+ unused (no gum) example of the 12 ½ c blue QV Large Queen. Strikingly fresh colour. A very pretty example of this QV issue. 2024 Scott Classic US$950.00 =
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$1,282.50
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$80.00
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75
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Canada #30c. Fine used example of the 15c Large Queen, deep violet shade on very thick paper. Light corner crease at UR, otherwise a sound and Fine example of this Large Queen rarity. Far better than we usually see, as these are often found thinned due to the nature of the paper. 2025 Scott US$1,350.00 =
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$1,822.50
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$11.00
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76
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Canada #37, 41. Specialized collection of used Canada Small Queens, containing roughly 575 stamps, on 42 pages in a binder. The collection is essentially in two parts, beginning with a study of re-entries on 3c (x150), 5c (x6), 6c (x10), with stamps accompanied with an enlarged scan of the stamp design highlighting the area, or degree, of the re-entry. The second part of the lot contains roughly 300x 3c Small Queens, organized into a "calendar" collection, organized by each month. We note a variety of postmarks including squared circles, CDS, split ring, etc., including a few socked on the fully dated town cancels. Provenance for this collection includes Bill MacDonald (former editor BNAPS Re-entry study group), and Saskatoon Stamp Centre. Online photos show a sampling. A nice lot for the Small Queen collector, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$350.00
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$100.00
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77
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Canada #41 Misperf. Striking mint Never Hinged left sheet-margin 3c vermillion QV Small Queen, with dramatic misperforation dividing the stamp design nearly in half. A striking plus-value items for any Canada collector. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$28.00
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78
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Canada #41b. VF mint original gum hinged / remnant imperforate pair of the 3c vermilion Small Queen. VF appearance, but due to an original fold, these have split into two singles, held together by hinge. 2025 Scott US$450.00 =
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$607.50
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$11.00
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79
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Canada #41vi. A wonderful used selection of 8 "Vampire Bites / Moles / Slashes" on the neck, in 5 different states, as arranged and highlighted on individual pages, ex. Bill MacDonald (ex. Editor, BNAPS re-entry study group). There are 5 here identified as "Vampire Bites", 2 as "Slashes on Neck" and 1"Mole on Neck". An excellent study of this well known Unitrade listed variety. Estimate =
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$450.00
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$80.00
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80
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Canada #42a. VF mint original gum hinged imperforate pair of the 5c gray Small Queen. A lovely pair, with just a bit of gum-loss due to hinging. The perfect piece to showcase your Small Queen page. 2025 Scott US$675.00 =
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$911.25
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$110.00
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81
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Canada #43, 43a. Fine mint OG Hinged / Hinge remnant examples of both the red brown / chocolate brown shades of the 6c QV Small Queen. A bit of gum bleed on the LR corner of #43a, mentioned "for the record". An attractive duo of Small Queen shades. 2025 Scott US$825.00 =
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$1,113.75
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$11.00
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82
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Canada #45. Fine mint Lightly Hinged pair of the 10c brown red QV Small Queen. Attractive full original gum, and Post Office fresh colour. 2025 Scott US$1350.00 =
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$1,822.50
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$32.00
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83
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Canada #46-47. F/VF mint OG Hinged examples of the 1893 issue 20c vermilion and 50c deep blue Queen Victoria "Widows Weeds". The 50c stamp is particularly well-centered. 2025 Scott US$800.00 =
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$1,080.00
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$110.00
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84
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Canada #50-60. Sound and F-VF mint Hinged part set of 1897 Jubilee issues, consisting of the 1/2c to 50c values. The 1/2c and 10c values have shallow hinge thins, and are included, but not counted in the total catalogue value. A very good start to a fresh and attractive complete set. 2025 Scott US$1493.00 =
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$2,015.55
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$110.00
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85
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Canada #59. Fine used example of the 20c vermillion, 1897 QV Jubilee issue, with "socked on the nose" Balgonie ASSA (Assiniboia) Dec 31,1897 split ring postmark. Mid-value Jubilee’s with Western Canada postmarks are seldom seen, especially this nice. 2025 Scott (for the stamp alone) is US$190.00 ($256.50), but the postmark is the star of the show here. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$24.00
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86
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Canada #60. VF centered mint hinged example of the 50c ultramarine 1897 issue Jubilee. Unitrade is $500.00 for VF mint Hinged. 2025 Scott US$375.00 =
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$506.25
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$60.00
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|
87
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Canada #60ii. VF centered mint Lightly Hinged example of the scarce Unitrade listed pale blue (powder blue) shade of the 1897 issue 50c Jubilee. 2024 Unitrade =
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$800.00
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$130.00
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88
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Canada #61. Fresh and fine centered mint hinged example of the 1897 issue $1.00 lake Queen Victoria Jubilee. Great colour and appearance, a very pretty stamp. 2025 Scott US$750.00 =
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$1,012.50
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$110.00
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|
89
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Canada #62. VF mint Hinged example of the $2.00 deep purple 1897 issue Queen Victoria Jubilee. 2025 Unitrade is $2,000.00 for VF mint Hinged. Marvelous centering. 2025 Scott US$1,300.00 =
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$1,755.00
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$160.00
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90
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Canada #63 SPECIMEN. VF centered OG Hinge Remnant example of the $3.00 1897 issue Jubilee with SPECIMEN overprint. Rich yellow bistre shade and fresh! A wonderful item to spice up any Victorian collection. 2024 Unitrade =
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$800.00
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$85.00
|
|
91
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Canada #64. Fine mint hinged example of 1897 issue the $4.00 purple high value Queen Victoria Jubilee. Great deep colour. 2025 Scott US$1,300.00 =
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$1,755.00
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$160.00
|
|
92
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Canada #65. F/VF mint hinged example of the $5.00 olive green high value 1897 Jubilee issue. Attractive full gum and fresh colour. 2025 Scott US$1,300.00 =
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$1,755.00
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$180.00
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|
93
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Canada #66-73. Fresh and F-VF mint complete 1897-1898 QV "Leaf" set of eight. Mostly reasonably hinged, with a couple of small hinge remnants. The 6c value is particularly well centered. All in all a lovely and valuable set. 2025 Scott US$1,460.00 =
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$1,971.00
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$10.00
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|
94
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Canada #79, 79b. Fine mint OG Hinged examples of both the regular issue, and then Unitrade / Scott listed "whiter paper" 5c QV "Numeral" issue. A bit of gum loss on the #79 example and hinge remnant of #79b. Nice to get these both at once! 2025 Scott US$500.00 =
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$675.00
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$46.00
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95
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Canada #80, 81, 83, 84. Fine mint Lightly Hinged group of four (of the five) high values of the 1898-1902 QV "Numeral" issue. A great chance to get these without having to bid on the lower values, as they are usually the "empty spots" on this Canada album page. 2025 Scott US$1,440.00 =
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$1,944.00
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$18.00
|
|
96
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Canada #84. F/VF mint block of the 1900 issued 20c olive green, Queen Victoria "Numeral" high-value. Hinged on top, Never Hinged on bottom, but with unobtrusive natural gum bend on bottom pair (so conservatively, all valued as hinged). A high quality mint block. Very fresh. 2025 Scott US$2600.00 =
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$3,510.00
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$10.00
|
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97
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Canada #89xxxii. Paste-up strip of four of the 1c green Edward VII experimental coil, mint Never Hinged with "Ottawa 1" roller cancel. The paste-up here occurs on the bottom stamp, which shows nicely as "out of alignment" with the other three stamps. The paste-up is a bit fragile, as often found but still soundly intact. Suffice to say, we don’t see these often! 2024 Unitrade
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$2,000.00
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$55.00
|
|
98
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Canada #125/130. Mint Hinged Admiral perf 8 (vertically) coil assembly on card. Includes four singles and three pairs, all reasonably hinged with the exception of #130, which is Never Hinged. A good value assembly. 2025 Scott US$420.50 =
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$567.70
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$10.00
|
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99
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Canada #127a. Fine mint Never Hinged part-perforate vertical pair (imperforate horizontally) of the 2c green "Fathers of Confederation" from the 1927 "Confederation" series. Only 250 pairs issued. Vibrant original colour and perfect unblemished gum. An eyecatching "plus value" pair. 2025 Scott US$180.00 =
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$243.00
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$0.00
|
|
100
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Canada #128a, 180, 181i, 182i, 205-207, 228-230, 238-240, 263-281. Select mint (mostly) Never Hinged coil holding, with 19 different George V/ George VI pairs, plus 7 duplicate pairs (26 pairs in total). Only the 1c / 2c Medallion / 3c Pictorial issue (three pairs in total) are hinged, and included many better centered VF pairs, plus "line pairs" of two of the George V "Leaf/Arch" series. While the NH and VF stamps would add substantially to the catalogue value, the owner has very conservatively valued the entire group as fine, hinged. Owner’s 2024 Unitrade =
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$610.00
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$65.00
|
|
101
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Canada #131-134. VF mint Lightly Hinged set of the 1915-1924, perf 12 horizontal Admiral coil stamp series. A very respectable example of this set, without having to pay the NH 150% NH premium. 2025 Scott US$144.50 =
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$195.10
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$15.00
|
|
102
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Canada #136-138. VF mint Lightly Hinged pairs of the 1924 issue 1c, 2c and 3c imperforate KGV Admirals. An attractive set of these issued imperforates. 2025 Scott US$175.00 =
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$236.25
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$13.00
|
|
103
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Canada #162-177, 178-183, 191, 192-194, 203, C2-C4. Complete mint hinged set of the 1930-1931 George V "Leaf", including all 6 coils, plus the 1932/1933 George V era "Ottawa Conference", surcharge and Airmail issues. Many VF stamps noted. An attractive "early 1930’s" selection. 2025 Scott US$724.75 =
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$978.40
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$22.00
|
|
104
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Canada #171. F/VF mint block of 24 of the 8c dark blue, George V "Leaf/Arch" issue. Post Office fresh, with 3 stamps being Lightly Hinged, the remainder Never Hinged. Large multiples of this stamp are not often seen (this was more expensive than putting away a Bluenose / Parliament at the time). 2025 Scott US$1215.00 =
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$1,640.25
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$22.00
|
|
105
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Canada #241-245, 241a, C6, E7-E8. VF mint Hinged 1938 Pictorial Series, including the Airmail / Special Delivery stamps, plus the 1939 Special Delivery issue. All in sheet-margin singles (mostly corner examples, with partial plate inscription). 2025 Scott US$195.25 =
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$263.60
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$10.00
|
|
106
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Canada #245, 245i. VF mint Lightly Hinged examples of the 1938 issue $1.00 Chateau Ramezay in both the dull violet and aniline violet shades. Nice to get them both at once! 2024 Unitrade =
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$250.00
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$10.00
|
|
107
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Canada #284/306, O16/O37. Late King George VI and early QEII definitives mint plate block selection, of both regular and "G" overprinted officials with a seemingly random assortment of denominations, plate numbers and positions. Issues include both with and without "Postes-Postage" issues, and the Karsh and Wilding Issues with the "G" overprints also including the "Fur Trade" and "Canada Goose" issues. A mix of both matched sets and various positions, most issues have multiple plate numbers represented (with some up to 6 different numbers). Very fresh, 90% are never hinged. Set aside by this collector over 60 years ago, a very nice offering. Some premiums have been added for centering and being never hinged, but the value is still conservative, so plenty of upside if cataloging each with full premiums. 2024 Unitrade =
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$783.45
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$22.00
|
|
108
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Canada #454/465B. VF mint Never Hinged assembly of all-different QEII Centennial matched-set inscription blocks (all four corners) neatly arranged on stockpages and organized by Plate Numbers. A very clean offering, catalogued by the basic listing, so plenty of upside if checking for different paper fluorescence / gums etc. We don’t see such clean offerings as this too often. Basic 2024 Unitrade =
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$861.00
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$42.00
|
|
109
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Canada #572ii. Scarce Very Fine mint Never Hinged "field stock" half pane of 25 of the 1974 issue 8c Pacific Coast Indians (with blank corners, as always found), showing the completely "missing bird on the totem" error at position 28 (the centre stamp in the block of 25). A superb positional showpiece example of a popular modern error. Conservatively valued as a block of 9 only (as per Unitrade). 2024 Unitrade =
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$250.00
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$75.00
|
|
110
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Canada #656-657, 681-683, 684-686, 687-688, B4-B6, B10-B12. VF mint Never Hinged group of 16 different matched sets of inscription blocks (64 blocks in total), all being 1975/1976 Olympic Games (Montreal) issues. A very clean offering, which includes the $1.00 Sprinter / $2.00 Plunger, semi-postals and the $1.00 Notre-Dame and Place Ville Marie / $2.00 Olympic Stadium. 2024 Unitrade =
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$696.40
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$13.00
|
|
111
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Canada #929i. Very Fine mint Never Hinged upper left corner inscription block of the Unitrade listed "brown background" variety of the 1983 issue 48c "Cradle" medium-value definitive. Previously thought to be a magenta missing colour error, the colour variety is actually due to an anomaly in the ink used by the printer. A very distinctive error of colour. The lot also includes at matching position Never Hinged inscription block that shows the regular colour. 2024 Unitrade =
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$250.00
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$110.00
|
|
112
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Canada #937, 937i, 937ii. VF mint Never Hinged inscription blocks for Plates #1 / 2 / 3 of the 1983-1985 issue $5.00 Point Pelee high value pictorial definitive. This group covers all three different plates, each on a different paper stock (Abitibi-Price, Clark, Harrison). The key plate #3 in particular is becoming extremely hard to find. 2024 Unitrade =
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$227.50
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$13.00
|
|
113
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Canada #1170/1180 plus sub-listings. VF mint Never Hinged assembly of 1988-1990 inscription blocks, being a compete run of the basic issues, the sub-listed paper varieties #1171i (44c Walrus, Slater Paper), 1173i (57c Killer Whale, Harrison Paper), 1174a (59c Musk Ox, Slater Paper, Perf 13.1), 1178i (76c Grizzly, Slater Paper). A nice run of these issues, one of the most popular "modern" Canadian series for the paper and perf varieties. 2024 Unitrade =
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$258.50
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$11.00
|
|
114
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Canada #1174i. VF mint Never Hinged upper-left inscription block of the Fall 1989 printing of the 59c Musk Ox, Slater paper, perf 14.4 x 13.8. Unitrade notes that imprint blocks of this perf and paper variety are very scarce. 2024 Unitrade =
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$250.00
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$80.00
|
|
115
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Canada #1183i. VF mint Never Hinged, matched set of inscription blocks of the 1992 CBN, CPP plate 2 printing of the $5.00 Bonsecours Market high value. This is a very scarce printing. We don’t see matched sets often! 2024 Unitrade =
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$400.00
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$65.00
|
|
116
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Canada #1194i. Superb mint Never Hinged pair of the Feb. 22, 1988 issue 37c blue Parliament coil on the extremely rare DF Rolland paper. Impeccable condition with amazing centering. Very, very difficult to find such quality. A wonderful addition to any collection. We don't get these often. 2024 Unitrade =
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$250.00
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$50.00
|
|
117
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Canada #1250i. VF mint NH upper left position inscription block of four of the 1989 issue 39c "Regiments" commemorative. This issue was withdrawn from post offices (often before going on sale to the public) due to serious quality control issues with regards to the printing. Only a very limited number of inscription blocks were made available to collectors through Antigonish. A rare modern inscription block. 2024 Unitrade =
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$250.00
|
$22.00
|
|
118
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Canada #1375, 1376. VF mint Never Hinged matched sets of inscription blocks (still in the Post Office packaging) of both the $1.00 Yorkton SK Court House and $2.00 Truro NS Provincial Normal School high-values. These high values are getting tougher to find in Post Office sealed packs, which the packs themselves have been growing in popularity. Face value alone is $48.00. 2024 Unitrade =
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$150.00
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$13.00
|
|
119
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Canada #1559-1561. DESIGNER SIGNED. Complete mint Never Hinged trio of the 1995 "Canada Day - Group of Seven" issue miniature sheets (3), all signed by the stamp designer Alan Leduc. Accompanied by the souvenir folder and information sheet, this is the first signed items we have had from this stamp designer. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$22.00
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120
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Canada #2405i. The seldom offered $10.00 "Blue Whale" Uncut press sheet of 9 panes of 2 of the $10.00 engraved wildlife definitive in original tube. This October 2010 issue is the highest value even released by Canada Post, with the uncut press sheet offered at the time of issue at a whopping $180.00. With only 1,000 printed these sold out quickly and are one of the hardest uncut sheets to find. 2024 Unitrade =
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$400.00
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$120.00
|
|
121
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Canada #2540ai. The uncut press sheet of 8 souvenir sheets and 4 panes (8 stamps per pane) of the $2.00 Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee issue of 2012. The sheet is hand-signed by master engraver Jorge Peral and digital engraver Rodrigo Peral. One of the higher priced press sheets of the time ($80.00 face value). Only 2500 produced. 2024 Unitrade =
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$200.00
|
$26.00
|
|
122
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Canada #2790i. Bobby Orr autographed large format $2.50 peel and stick die-cut "hockey card" stamp with the added holographic Canada Post circular sticker of authenticity. The four living hockey players autographed a certain number of these cards with Bobby Orr doing 1000 cards, but the catalogue value is reflective of his popularity as a player, almost 50 years after his retirement. The key autograph from this series and almost never seen offered anywhere. A great hockey topical in near perfect condition. The last one we offered sold for over catalogue value. 2024 Unitrade =
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$500.00
|
$200.00
|
|
123
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Canada #2792i. Pierre Pilote autographed large format $2.50 peel and stick die-cut "hockey card" stamp with the added holographic Canada Post circular sticker of authenticity. The four living hockey players autographed a certain number of these cards with Pierre Pilote doing 500 cards, The catalogue value has proven to be quite low on the sought-after issues, with these issued regularly selling for well over catalogue value. 2024 Unitrade $225.00. Estimate =
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$300.00
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$65.00
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124
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Canada #2877i. VF MNH Bernie Parent AUTOGRAPHED "hockey card" format S/S from the 2015 NHL "Great Canadian Goalies" issue. Has the silver foil holographic Canada Post sticker of authenticity. The italicized Unitrade value is a woeful attempt at pricing for these cards which have proven very popular and increasingly scarce. These regularly sell for over catalogue value (2024 Unitrade is $180.00). Estimate =
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$200.00
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$65.00
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125
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Canada #3260. Uncut Press Sheet. After 2 full cycles of 12 Lunar New Year issues from 1997 to 2020, Canada Post recapped the second series in January 2021 by reissuing the previous 12 designs in 3 formats: a self-adhesive booklet, a gummed pane of 12 and an uncut press sheet of 12 souvenir sheets. Released while the COVID pandemic was in full swing this issue was highly sought-after and sold out within a couple of weeks, with the press sheets soon being resold online for hundreds of dollars. There are 2 sheet types with either "8:51:46 AM" timing printed at the bottom of the sheet or "3:53:18 PM" timing. This is an example of the "3:53:18 PM" timing sheet. Post Office fresh condition in the original tube. 2024 Unitrade =
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$175.00
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$80.00
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126
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Canada #C1/C9, CE1-CE4, E3/E11, J1/J20, MR1/MR3. Mint Airmail, Special Delivery, purple Postage Dues and War Tax issues on quadrilled pages. Attractive mint, and mostly lightly hinged examples with a touch of duplication, possibly for paper or die differences. About 50 stamps. 2024 Scott US$680.75 =
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$919.00
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$26.00
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127
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Canada #CL25. Complete VF mint complete pane of four of the 1928 issue 25c blue Klondike Airways semi-official airmail. Hinged on one stamp, never hinged on three. Full panes this nice are very rare. Catalogued as three NH singles, plus one Hinged single. 2024 Scott Classic US$350.00 =
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$472.50
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$55.00
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128
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Canada #CP1, CP19-CP38. A "duo" offering of Canada Post experimental vending/kiosk labels including the original 2012 #CP1 self-adhesive label (catalogue $100.00 and often offered for near full-catalogue) and the 2016 issued "Landscapes by Canadian Painters" series of strips of four in "P", $1.20, $1.80 and $2.50 values. A nice showing from this small "back of the book" section. 2024 Unitrade =
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$182.50
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$11.00
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129
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Canada #E1. Fresh and pristine VF/Superb mint hinged example of the 1898 issue 10c blue green Special Delivery stamp. A wonderful example, without having to pay the large premium for Never Hinged. 2025 Scott US$170.00 =
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$229.50
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$42.00
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130
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Canada #F1, F1b. F/VF mint Hinged examples of the 1875 issued 2c orange and 2c rose carmine Registration stamps. The rose carmine shade is particularly tough to find. 2024 Scott US$480.00 =
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$648.00
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$65.00
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131
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Canada #F2. F/VF mint Hinged example of the 1875 issued 5c green Registration stamp. Close to VF centering, with reasonable hinging and some natural gum bends, mentioned "for the record". 2025 Scott US$140.00 =
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$189.00
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$22.00
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132
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Canada #F3. F/VF mint part-original gum, hinged example of the 1875 issued 8c blue Registration stamp. Very well centered for this issue. 2024 Scott US$675.00 =
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$911.25
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$190.00
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133
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Canada #FWH1/FWH18. Mint wholesale lot of unexploded Federal Wildlife Habitat Conservation stamp booklets consisting of five of each from the years 1985, 1986, 1987 and 1988 and the single examples of 1989-2000 and then 2002. A great lot for the dealer/collector looking for a small balanced stock of the first four issues of these popular "Duck" stamps, plus "extras". Some of the booklets have labels applied by the previous collector, which should be able to be removed with a bit of work. 2024 Unitrade =
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$795.00
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$13.00
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134
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Canada #J1-J20. Very useful Mint / Used assembly of the First, Second, Third and Fourth Postage Due issues, arranged on four stockpages. Page 1 is various denominations of issues 1-3 in mint condition (Hinged /Never Hinged mix), Page 2 is 10 complete mint sets of the 4th issue (again, mix of Hinged/Never Hinged), Page 3 and 4 are used issued from the first 3 series. Of particular note is the multiple shades, beyond what Unitrade acknowledges and a Plate Block of J12 (cat $50.00). All stamp conservatively valued by the consigner as Fine Hinged or Used. Owner’s 2024 Unitrade =
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$1,142.00
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$11.00
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135
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Canada #O9. VF mint Never Hinged example of the 1949 issue OHMS official overprint on the 50c "Lumbering". This is the key overprinted Official, with only 50,000 printed. Unitrade is $330.00 for VF mint NH. 2025 Scott US$245.00 =
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$330.75
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$40.00
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136
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Canada #O10. VF mint Never Hinged left sheet-margin block of six of the $1.00 Ferry with "O.H.M.S." official overprint. A rare "Back of the Book" multiple in impeccable condition, Post Office fresh colour and pristine gum. 2024 Scott US$525.00 =
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$708.75
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$11.00
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137
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Canada #O25, O27, O38. VF mint Never Hinged trio of 1950-1953 "G" overprinted Official Stamp high-values, including the $1.00 Train Ferry, $1.00 Fisheries and 50c Oil Wells. All Post Office fresh with pristine gum. 2025 Scott US$178.50 =
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$241.00
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$55.00
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138
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Canada #OX4. VF mint Never Hinged example of the 1913 issue brown black Officially Sealed stamp. A wonderful example of the "back of the book" issue. Very hard to find this nice. 2024 Scott US$450.00 =
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$607.50
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$80.00
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139
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Canada #PWF2. VF mint Never Hinged example of the 1941 issue WWII Prisoner of War frank. Only 2,000 of these labels were produced. This lot is a premium quality showpiece! 2024 Unitrade =
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$1,200.00
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$150.00
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|
140
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Canada #PWF6a. Pristine and VF+ mint never hinged full pane of 5 of the 1946 issue WWII Prisoner of War Free Frank. Only 1,000 panes issued. These labels were used on covers and parcels shipped back to Germany by German POWs interned in Canada. 2024 Unitrade =
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$412.50
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$95.00
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141
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Canada - A lovely group of Canada modern specialties, including 11 complete panes of picture postage from 2011-2012 (Unitrade #s PP1-PP11, noting PP10 and 11 panes of 21 ($325 each)); along with Write Me / Ring Me unopened set of 4; picture postage PP12 used on cover ($75), Canada-Alaska Cruise full pane ($100); 2004 picture postage panes (#2063-2064, $90 total); and a few picture postage usages on cover. A most interesting group, with material that would be missing from most Canada collections. Owner's 2024 Unitrade =
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$1,710.00
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$280.00
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|
142
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Canada - A premium Canada "catch-all" of varieties, plate blocks and other oddities, many still with the original Saskatoon Stamp Centre pricing. Includes #422ii Mantitoba "dot on crocus" in a full sheet, #434piii used panes, #822 "Bullet Hole in Flag", #259 plate blocks (x2) with hairlines, #605/605 coils with cutting varieties, #210i closed frameline, #347 coil end strip, #926A block of 60 with Position 22 having an unlisted "mole on neck" plus several "extras". An interesting mix of material, with most of the varieties being acknowledged in Unitrade. See photos of all items to appreciate the scope of this enticing lot. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$170.00
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143
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Canada - A two-box holding of 1950’s-1980’s used Canada neatly sorted into 1500 envelopes with 5 to 100 of each stamp in each. Well organized, many are window envelopes, making this easy to check out. Owner says: "unchecked for varieties", and estimates that there are over 100,000 stamps here. We haven’t verified that, but there are lots here. Offered as received. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$10.00
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144
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Canada - Accumulation of mint never hinged Canada definitive issues, with hundreds of stamp in roughly 25 manilla stock pages in a binder. The lot contains singles, pairs, blocks, plate blocks, coil pairs and strips, varieties and more, primarily from the Landscapes, Floral Trees, Artifacts, Street Scenes issues. The lot has a value value in excess of $250 (with denominations ranging from 1c to $2). A useful lot for Canada collectors, very fine. Conservatively valued for the total face value only. Face value =
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$250.00
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$130.00
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|
145
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Canada - Annual and Thematic Collections, including annual collections from years 1975-1977, 1979-1983, along with 22 different thematic collections. Owner's 2024 Unitrade value for the lot totals $640.00. We estimate there is likely at least $150.00 worth of face value postage here. A nice clean lot, with many unopened items. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$26.00
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146
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Canada - Annual Collections for 1974 & 1975. The two scarcest Canada Post Annual Collections, from the years 1974 and 1975. Very nice quality duo of the key early 8½ x 11 Post Office Yearbooks. Both complete with MNH stamps in collector added mounts. The 1974 year set is the "unpunched" version, while the 1975 is the "punched" version, having received the 3-hole punch (as listed in the catalogue). Getting these is increasingly tougher, especially in as nice of shape as these two are. 2024 Unitrade =
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$335.00
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$22.00
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|
147
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Canada - Annual Collections for 1976 to 1999. VF condition Annual Collections covering the years inclusively 1976 through 1999. These Canada Post yearbooks contain the mint NH stamps, souvenir sheets and booklets for these years. A high-quality group of these impressive and informative publications. Total face value of the mint NH stamps, panes and souvenir sheets in the 23 volumes is $510.27. 2024 Unitrade =
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$1,420.00
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$22.00
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|
148
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Canada - Annual Collections for 2000-2007, 2009. Complete run of the 2000 to 2007(inclusive), plus the 2009 editions of Canada Post yearbooks, all in pristine condition with matching slipcases. These Canada Post publications contain the mint NH stamps, souvenir sheets and booklets for these 9 years plus. A high-quality group of these impressive and informative publications. Total face value of the mint NH stamps, panes and souvenir sheets in the nine volumes is $352.12. 2024 Unitrade =
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$1,060.00
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$55.00
|
|
149
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Canada - Bileski "Investment holding" Part 2, consisting of the 5c and 6c denominations of the Christmas 1970 first day covers in a shoebox (plus three envelopes with used identical pairs). This appears to have been part of a subscription service, with envelopes having "Cole" cacheted first day covers, cancelled "Winnipeg". There are about 300 covers, with singles, pairs, blocks (no centre blocks), strips of 5 (both horizontally and vertically) with both regular and Winnipeg tagging. Moderate duplication. Unitrade catalogue value is $2.50 to $12.50 per cover. After the 1898 Map Stamp this is arguably Canada’s most popular Christmas issue, Estimate =
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$150.00
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$0.00
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150
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Canada - Bileski "Investment holding", Part 1, consisting of 1962-1981 stamps and first day covers in a shoebox. The bulk is Christmas issues from 1964/1981 (no 1978, the 1970 is being sold separately), plus some for the 1962 Wilding "Tagging" issues, a few commemoratives issued 1963-1966 and the 8c Centennial "Parliament". This appears to have been a subscription service, with envelopes having cacheted first day covers (often singles and plate blocks) plus some mint never hinged plate blocks and singles plus used singles and blocks. The original retail prices are on each envelope. The envelopes appear to have all been opened, but all the original contents appear to be intact. This collector paid over $1200 for these, some 40 to 60 years ago. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$10.00
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|
151
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Canada - Booklets. Group of roughly 75 Canada booklets , generally ranging from 2001 to 2007, with material possible on either side of the given range. There is $340.00 of face value here, with denominations 45c and up only (including a few "P" stamps, and denominations over $1). A nice clean group for collectors or postage users. 2024 Unitrade =
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$800.00
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$85.00
|
|
152
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Canada - Box of Kiloware containing thousands of Canada stamps, mostly close cut, or saved for postmarks, generally ranging from the 1970's to the 1990's. A quick check indicated British Columbia modern postmarks, a few large envelopes with used booklets, etc., as well. Potential finds for the dedicated sorter. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$13.00
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153
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Canada - Collection / Accumulation of Canada used stamps and covers on 15 stock pages and an album. The stock pages contain 14 Numeral covers (1c or 2c stamp), collected for stamp re-entries (each cover is accompanied with an enlarged scan of the design highlighting the area or degree of each re-entry), a few Edward VII re-entry stamps 1c (x2), 2c (from booklet), 5c (x6), along an accumulation of used registration stamps F1 (x58), F2 (x48, with 26 stamps highlighted for re-entries, accompanied with scan of design), along with accumulations of used 1c and 2c Numerals, and 1c and 2c Edward VII issues. The small album contains 54 Map stamps, noting colour varieties, various postmarks including squared circles, c.d.s. and more. Owner's catalogue value for the Map stamps total $681. A nice lot for the Canada collector or specialist. Estimate =
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$300.00
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$26.00
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|
154
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Canada - Collection / Accumulation of used Canada in a 48-page stockbook, containing over 1,000 stamps, ranging from 1995 to 2005 (Unitrade #s 1563/2085f). We note almost all the stamps are commemorative issues, including a few hundred stamps from the popular Millennium issue, many selected for light cancels, including some with town postmarks. A nice clean lot for the used collector, with online photos showing a sampling only, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$17.00
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155
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Canada - Collection of over 800 used Canada blocks, plate blocks, and multiples, in roughly 70 double sided stock pages. A spot check indicated material ranging from the Admiral issue up to the 1980’s, with the majority ranging from the 1940’s to the 1970’s. We note a variety of postmarks including CDS, registration (noting $1 Peace issue block), rollers, machine, duplex, and modern postmarks, noting better representation from Saskatchewan towns, including some socked on the nose cancels. Online photos show a small sampling, with duplication up to 8 for some issues. A nice lot for the Canada used collector, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$250.00
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$11.00
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|
156
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Canada - George V to QEII Plate Block Collection. An interesting run of 213 all different (either by plate number, or corner position) plate blocks from 1935 to mid-1970’s with the vast majority of being in the first 20 years of QEII. Besides the small group of earlier plate blocks, all appear to be Never Hinged, somewhat haphazardly arranged on stock pages (often with matched sets being grouped together). The catalogue value would add up quickly here. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$19.00
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|
157
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Canada - Interesting collecting of Victorian era re-entries with stamps and covers. The lot contains 30 used 3c Small Queens, 49 Numeral covers (primarily 1c rate, along with a few 2c Numeral covers), and 140 used 2c Numeral stamps, with each item on individual pages with an enlarged scan of the stamp design highlighting the area of the re-entry. Provenance for this collection includes Bill MacDonald (former editor BNAPS Re-entry study group), and Saskatoon Stamp Centre. Retail value for the collection totals $3,048. A lovely lot for the specialist, with online photos showing a sample only. Overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$750.00
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$75.00
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|
158
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Canada - Just over a century of assorted selection of mint on stockpages, with a number of attractive, valuable and (sometimes) high quality singles. Includes a couple of Jubilees and mid-value Quebecs, some nice Admirals, an assortment of better singles thought the KGV and KGVI eras, with the QEII era being a bit lighter, with most of the Millenium blocks, a couple of Wilding panes of 20, a set of “Write me, Ring me”, three of the 15c Geo-Technical panes and then an assortment of booklets back to the “War” issue, with some nice Centennial (and a 5c Cameo with a Centennial cover). The condition is varied, with centering being inconsistent and the gum sides ranging from perfect, never hinged down to regummed. Thousands of dollars of catalogue value here. Perfect for collectors and dealers, alike. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$80.00
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|
159
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Canada - Lunar New Years / Thematic Collection #92. The second installment of Post Office sealed coin / stamp combination packs. This time the "Year of the Dragon" collection, which includes a portfolio with souvenir sheet and sterling silver coin, with 24k gold-plated cameo. These almost entirely disappeared out of the "philatelic world" going to Lunar New Year hobbyists or coin collectors. Limited Edition of 10,000 sets only! Original purchase price was $88.88 (lucky numbers) plus tax. Undervalued (in our opinion) considering how seldom we have seen these. 2024 Unitrade =
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$175.00
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$28.00
|
|
160
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Canada - Lunar New Years / Thematic Collection #99. The third and final installment of Post Office sealed coin / stamp combination packs. This time the "Year of the Snake" collection, which includes a portfolio with souvenir sheet and sterling silver coin, with 24k gold-plated cameo. These almost entirely disappeared out of the "philatelic world" going to Lunar New Year hobbyists or coin collectors. Limited Edition of 8000 sets only! Original purchase price was $94.88 plus tax. Undervalued (in our opinion) considering how seldom we have seen these. 2024 Unitrade =
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$142.50
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$28.00
|
|
161
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Canada - Mint assortment of 1970’s-1980’s plate blocks and year sets. Starts with an album of neatly mounted mint, never hinged, matched sets issued 1972-1977 with denominations to 25c, including some better plate numbers from the Caricature definitives. Owner’s Unitrade $577.20 against a face value of $106.72. The second part is eight consecutive year albums from 1982-1989 in their original boxes with a Unitrade catalogue value of $370.00 and a face value of $147.50. Almost a thousand dollars catalogue value by Unitrade and a total face value =
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$254.22
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$10.00
|
|
162
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Canada - Modern Post Office Packs. A colourful assortment of 18 Post Office modern packs (15 different), including the Picture Postage pack (x2), Maple Leaf $5.00 Jersey (x3, plus the FDC), Star Trek $10.00 Lenticular souvenir sheet, Canadians in Flight FDC pack, 2002 QEII Jubilee (3 keepsake folders) and a selection of modern miniature panes / Lunar New Years panes. These can prove tough to find in the secondary philatelic market. The face value alone (not counting the FDC packs) is $160.16. Estimate =
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$180.00
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$42.00
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|
163
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Canada - Modern Quarterly Pack Group. A much more modern than we usually see assembly of five different Post Office quarterly packs from the 2017-2021 period. Includes 2017 (Quarter 1), 2018 (Quarter 1, 2, 3) and 2021 (Quarter 1). Conservatively valued for the issue price (which is actually lower than the face value now with the increase in the value of the "P" stamp). These packs are the ideal way to collect singles, as the self-adhesive stamps are die-cut (which also demand a premium). Total original issue price =
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$205.59
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$16.00
|
|
164
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Canada - Modern used selection of 175 different used from beginning of COVID to recent, including 'flying postal truck' issued only to postal employees. A hugely scarce used offering since so few people use postal mail anymore! Includes the high values from the 2024 definitive issue which had a very short usage period due to postal rate change. Estimate =
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$180.00
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$22.00
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|
165
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Canada - QEII Plate Block Holding. Research holding of 187x QEII Wilding / Cameo Plate Blocks (plus a few booklet panes), all neatly arranged in "102" cards with 1-4 Plate Blocks per-card. A mix of Never Hinged / Lightly Hinged, including "G" overprint officials, matched sets and a wide array of Plate Numbers. Perfect to sort out and fill in gaps in any collection. Expect a bit of duplication. Estimate =
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$130.00
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$10.00
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166
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Canada - Stockbook containing an eclectic mix of Canada modern, primarily never hinged issues, beginning with 4 very intriguing (possibly unique!), complete booklets of 12 containing picture postage for 4 different rates ("P" stamps, USA, oversize, and International) from 2013, along with computer vended postage, gutter booklets, Bobby Hull signed souvenir sheet (Unitrade #1885g), Hockey booklet #265 (c.v. $90), high denomination panes including $10 Blue Whale and $5 Moose, several "P" denominations, plus much more. Owner's 2024 Unitrade total for most items totals $1,150.00. A nice lot for the Canada collector. Estimate =
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$350.00
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$60.00
|
|
167
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Canada - Thematic Collection #175. The seldom seen 2012 "Titanic Collector's Set" thematic collection issued to mark the 100th anniversary of the tragic sinking of the Titanic. This is only the second time we have offered this set, which had a low-production and high issue price which put off many collectors at the time of issue (issue price was $140.95). 2024 Unitrade =
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$215.00
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$44.00
|
|
168
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Canada - Thematic Collection #196. The seldom seen 2014 "Empress of Ireland, 100th Anniversary Collection" thematic collection issued to mark the 100th anniversary of the Empress of Ireland tragedy. This is the first time we have offered this set, which had a low-production and high issue price which put off many collectors at the time of issue (issue price was $99.95). 2024 Unitrade =
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$200.00
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$38.00
|
|
169
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Canada - Thematic collections x5, including Unitrade #107 Trudeau Commemorative Tribute; #147 Snowbird Stamp and Coin Set (c.v. $120); #160, 161, 164 Vancouver 2010 Bronze, Silver, and Gold Collector's Sets (c.v. $300 total). A nice clean lot in unopened, factory sealed condition. 2024 Unitrade =
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$470.00
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$60.00
|
|
170
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Canada - Used haul, fittingly, in a U-Haul box, in three parts. The first is four 3-ring binders with 75 manila stockpages filled with mostly commemoratives from the 1898 Map Stamp up to about 2005 - thousands of stamps here, with moderate to heavy duplication. The second part is an envelope filled with envelopes and bundle ware, about 2/3 is King George VI and the balance is QEII (with the occasional better, such as #926A). Finally, there is a 2-post Scott Specialty album (in very good condition) with pages to 1976 with an assortment of mint and mostly used issues going back to the Large Queens, and some back of the book. The binder alone retails about $75.00 and the manila stockpages over $100.00!). Perfect for the philatelic picker. Estimate =
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$180.00
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$11.00
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|
171
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Canada Cancels - Saskatchewan Postmarks. Specialized collection of Saskatchewan postmarks in 17 manila stock pages and a handful of stock cards, and loose material. The lot contains over 1,000 stamps and on piece, along with roughly 70 covers, with material generally ranging from the 1930’s to the 1980’s, noting a wide variety of postmarks including CDS, split rings, MOOD, MOTO, etc., including some from closed offices, with a few towns having different postmark types, noting many socked on the nose town cancels. The covers generally range from the 1950’s to the 1970’s with primarily town CDS postmarks. A nice lot for the Canada or Saskatchewan postmark collector, noting many nice strikes. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$60.00
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|
172
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Canada Covers - Accumulation of roughly 750 Canada covers collected for Maritime town postmarks in a box. We note better representation from Newfoundland and New Brunswick towns, primarily ranging from the 1950’s to the 1980’s, with material possible on with side of the given range, noting CDS, duplex, MOON, POCON types, Klussendorf, postmark types, with some towns having a variety of postmark types. A nice lot for the postmark collector, with duplication up to 5 or more for a few towns, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$100.00
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$60.00
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|
173
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Canada Covers - Accumulation of several hundred Canada covers in a bankers box, noting a wide array of material including postal stationery, post cards, AR cards, O.H.M.S. covers, first day covers, event and commemorative material, and more, noting CDS, duplex, RPO and modern postmarks, generally ranging from the 1920's to the 1990's. A nice lot, leaving potential finds for the dedicated collector. A few faults on a few covers, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$55.00
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174
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Canada Covers - Accumulation of several hundred of Canada and cards in a box, general ranging from the 1920's to the 1990's. The lot contains an interesting mixture of material, with a cursory check indicating classic era postcards (mostly with British Columbia views, roughly 50 in total), first flights, AR cards, first day covers, postal stationery, commemorative and event covers, airmails, noting domestic, registered, and special delivery rates, along with RPO, CDS, split ring postmarks and more. Could have a few finds for the dedicated sorter. Overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$65.00
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175
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Canada Covers - British Columbia Postal History. A "catch all" assembly of 15 different split ring postmarks 1904-1947 on postcards including several better. Offices included are Somenos 1908, Sooke 1947, Ryan 1910, North Arm 1913, Janes Road 1912, Campbell River 1913, Bamfield 1915, Brigade Lake 1913, Okanagan Landing 1907, Barnet 1910, Trout Lake 1904, Murrayville 1911, Crawford Bay 1908, Silverton 1911 and Marysville 1908. Some nice strikes throughout. A good quality offering. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$160.00
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176
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Canada Covers - British Columbia Postal History. A bakers dozen (13) of BC Post Office split rings cancels from the 1907-1958 period on postcards. Towns included are Lynn Creek, Beaumont, Raft River, Sapperton, Lower Nicola, Mount Lehman, South Hill, Radium Hot Springs, Brackendale, Boston Bar, Jesmond, Canim Lake and Big Creek. Some lovely strikes here, perfect for either the BC postmark hound, or online/show dealer looking to bolster stock. Each item is individually sleeved and priced. Total retail as marked =
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$230.00
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$22.00
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177
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Canada Covers - British Columbia Postal History. A half-dozen of better BC Post Office split ring cancels on postcards 1909-1917, including town postmarks from Chase River, South Wellington, Big Bay, Luxton, Elk Creek and Chinook Cove. A truly premium offering, not often offered in groups. Each item is individually sleeved and priced. Total retail as marked =
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$555.00
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$22.00
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|
178
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Canada Covers - British Columbia Postal History. A high-quality offering of 14 different BC Post Office split ring cancels 1912-1926 on Admiral postcards / stationery cards. Towns included are Balcomo, Knouff Lake, Britcola, Carlin, Albas, Adams Lake, Newgate, Robin's Range, Burnaby Lake, Sinclair, Rocky Point, Sointula, Esquimalt and Macalister. Some very nice strikes here. A gold-mine for the BC postmark collector, or show/internet dealer. Each item is individually sleeved and priced. Total retail as marked =
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$370.00
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$22.00
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|
179
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Canada Covers - British Columbia Postal History. A select dozen Edward postcards, each selected for a different BC Post Office split ring cancel 1908-1911. Towns included are Coquitlam, Mayook, Glenemma, Palliser, Port Kusam, Edmonds, Mount Tolmie, Harrison River, Hazelmere, Cowichan Bay, 150 Mile House and Dewdney. A great combination of both better Post Office cancels and high-quality strikes. Each item is individually sleeved and priced. Total retail as marked =
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$310.00
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$22.00
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|
180
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Canada Covers - British Columbia Postal History. A small but diverse offering of BC postmarks on postcards, the balance of BC postmarks from a local estate. All better items, which include East Blackpool 1958 CDS, East Burnaby 1906 / 1919 split rings, Armstrong 1909 CDS, Edmonds 1910 / 1913 split rings, Dewdney 1905 split ring, and Mayne 1909 split ring. Estimate =
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$100.00
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$11.00
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181
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Canada Covers - British Columbia Postal History. A very useful assembly of 20 different CDS town cancels, 1937-1968 on covers. Towns included are Brilliant, Victoria HMC Dockyard, Belmont Park, Hendrix Lake, Moberly Lake, South Slocan, North Clearbrook, North Lonsdale, Malahat, Gold Bar, Minstrel Island, Deep Cove, Blueberry Creek, Yale, Chase, Big Creek, Billings Bay, Magna Bay, Remac and Copper Creek. Quality of postmarks is well above average, as curated by a collector with an eye for detail. All items are individually sleeved and priced. Total retail as marked =
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$230.00
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$11.00
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182
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Canada Covers - British Columbia Postal History. Accumulation of several hundred British Columbia covers collected for postmarks filling a bankers box. A cursory check indicated material generally ranging from the 1960's to post 2000's, noting many different towns, having CDS, MOON, POCON, Klussendorf, postmarks, machine, etc., postmarks. A nice lot for the specialist, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$95.00
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183
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Canada Covers - British Columbia Postal History. Assembly of 20 different BC split ring town cancels, 1915-1957 on covers. Towns included are Lund, Quinsam, Okanagan Mission, Appledale, Port Simpson, Caulfied, Rutland, Fanny Bay, Coombs, Flagstone, Port Hardy, Blue River, Galloway, Port Hardy, Westview, Merville, Cadboro Bay, Cottonwood, Vallican and Gang Ranch. The quality of strikes is well above average, as assembled by a collector with an eye for both rarity and quality of strike. Each item is individually sleeved and priced. Total retail as marked =
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$320.00
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$24.00
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184
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Canada Covers - British Columbia Postal History. Group of British Columbia postmarks in a small box, containing roughly 400 covers and some stamps on piece. We note a variety of different towns, including several corner card advertising covers, generally ranging from the 1940's to the 1960's. Postmark interest includes split rings, CDS and duplex cancels, with some towns having a variety of types. Possible finds for the dedicated collector, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$42.00
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185
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Canada Covers - Clean group of a few hundred Alberta covers collected for modern postmarks in a small box, generally ranging from 2004 to 2014. A cursory check indicated the majority being Calgary offices (including several Retail Post Offices), along with some towns ranging from A to W. Postmark interest includes POCON types, along with pictorials, with a nice mixture of commemorative and definitive stamp frankings. A nice modern lot for the Alberta postmark collector. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$10.00
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186
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Canada Covers - Clean group of modern Canada covers collected for postmarks, 1990’s-2010’s, in a small box. The lot is essentially in two halves, beginning with roughly 15 sets of postal stationery from 2008 to 2013 (some mild duplication for most designs), with the vast majority having British Columbia POCON type postmarks, with the second part of the lot including over 100 covers collected for British Columbia pictorial postmarks (appears to be from the 1990’s, with duplication up to 10 for most postmarks). A nice clean and very fine lot, with almost every set sleeved for easy storage. Estimate =
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$100.00
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$32.00
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187
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Canada Covers - First Day Covers. Accumulation of many hundred Canada first day and commemorative covers in a box, generally ranging from the 1960's to the 1990's. We note singles, sets, and souvenir sheet frankings, with many having private cachets from makers Rose Craft, Cole, and Jackson. The commemorative covers include event covers, show covers and more. A nice lot for all collectors, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$10.00
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188
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Canada Covers - First Day Covers. Bulk lot of Canada First Day and Commemorative covers filling a bankers box. The lot contains a few issues from the late 1980's to the early 2000's, including Dog and Butterfly issues, American Church issue, En route to Expo 86 airmail commemorative covers, and a few more. Duplication for each cover ranges from 20 to 50 and more. A clean lot, ideal for the dealer looking to buy bulk material, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$100.00
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$10.00
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189
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Canada Covers - First Day Covers. Group of roughly 450 Canada private cachet first day covers, ranging from 1953 to 1970, noting single, block and plate block frankings. Just a few of the private cachet makers include Regal, JCR, H & E, Art Craft, Capital, and more, along with a few non-cacheted first days. A better group than normal, with a few toning spots and bends on a few of the covers. Overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$90.00
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190
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Canada Covers - Group of 37 Canada stampless covers, ranging from the 1830’s to the 1890. The vast majority of covers have Toronto postmarks noting 1837 and 1838 "City of Toronto U.C." double rings; Toronto U.C. double split rings; Toronto C.W. split ring; Toronto C.W. Paid single ring in red; and more, along with a few examples from a few other Ontario towns. The group also includes a variety of PAID markings, rates, and other markings. All the covers have been individually sleeved with some covers retailing $15 to $20 each. A very nice group for any postal history collector or dealer. Estimate =
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$300.00
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$26.00
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191
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Canada Covers - Group of a few hundred Canada commemorative covers in a small plastic tub, noting primarily first day covers, ranging from the 1960’s to the 2000’s, with singles, sets, plate blocks, souvenir sheet, and high denomination frankings, noting some first days with private made cachets from NR, Rose Craft, and Cole. The lot also includes some event covers, and more. A nice clean grouping. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$10.00
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192
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Canada Covers - Group of a few hundred Yukon and North West Territory covers in a box, collected for postmarks, including a few on piece. The material generally ranges from the 1970's to the 1990's, with a few items possible on either side of the given range. We note CDS, MOOD, POCON, pictorial postmark types, mainly on #10 envelopes, along with postal stationery, a few corner card envelopes, and more. Overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$10.00
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193
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Canada Covers - Interesting accumulation of roughly 300 Canada O.H.M.S. covers, generally ranging from the 1920's to the 1960's. The lot consists of roughly 125 covers with FREE frankings, roughly 125 covers with perforated O.H.M.S. 4-hole stamps (primarily Mufti, War, King George VI, and airmail issue stamps), with the balance having G overprinted, a few Newfoundland, and a variety of other frankings. The lot includes a variety of different form types, including RCAF forms, sizes, DND numbers, etc., along with blackout cancels, meter mail and more. A neat lot for the specialist, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$10.00
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194
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Canada Covers - Interesting group of Canadian covers, from 3 different correspondences, from WWII era to the 1950’s, including 56 covers to Mrs. H. Ellis (1943-1944), 30 YMCA Christmas envelopes to Mr. and Mrs. R.M. Hall (1943-1946), roughly 70 covers To Miss J. Henry (writer is from Eastern Command in Halifax, who spent war years in London with the 8th army), majority from the late 1940’s to the 1950’s, including many with enclosed letter, noting air letters and forces mail and field post offices for some of the material. Condition ranges from mixed to better, typical for this type of material. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$22.00
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195
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Canada Covers - Lovely group of Canada WWI covers and cards, 41 in total, on well researched pages, housed in a binder. We note a variety of material from Canadians military personnel in Britain during the first world war including Royal Flying Corps related covers, military hospital handstamps and mail, picture post cards of camps, censor mail, mail from various battalions, and more. Condition ranges from a few faulty items to very fine, with all pages photographed online. A lovely collection for the military specialist. Estimate =
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$300.00
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$160.00
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196
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Canada Covers - Military related correspondence, with roughly 100 covers, appearing to range from 1941 to 1943, from an early pilot trainer in the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan. All the covers are franked with either 3c Mufti or 4c War issue stamps, noting a few different M.P.O. numbered postmarks, with enclosed letters still with the covers, addressed to a "Miss D. Kitchen" in Montreal. A nice clean lot, ideal for the military or social history collector. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$22.00
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197
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Canada Covers - Newfoundland Postal History. TPO / RPO group of 21 covers, postcards and facing slips 1903-1957 (all but one are pre-confederation), each selected for Travelling Post Office / Railway Post Office markings, including both pre/post-Confederation. Includes (to name a few) 1927 Bonavista Ry TPO, 1948 Bonavista Rly (large CDS), 1949 Clar & Bon, 1947 Con Bay RPO, 1903 Placentia Bay TPO, 1946 Straits TPO (large CDS) and 1907 Straits TPO (split ring). Each item comes with the original owner's hand-written tag, identifying the route and often where he purchased it, purchase date and price paid. Some of these have been off the market since the late 1980's! Estimate =
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$250.00
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$22.00
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198
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Canada Covers - NFLD Postmarks. Accumulation of roughly 500 covers addressed to Eaton's in Gander Newfoundland, collected for Newfoundland postmarks, all appearing to be from 1969. We note Centennial and Christmas stamp frankings, for several Newfoundland towns, noting CDS, split rings, machine cancels, etc,. Duplication up to 10 and up for some towns. A nice lot for the specialist, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$13.00
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199
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Canada Covers - Northern Postal History. Accumulation of roughly 600 Yukon and North West Territory covers, collected for postmarks, generally ranging from the 1970’s to 2010, but did spot a few earlier dated covers. The lot contains primarily commercial mail (including #10 size envelopes), along with some commemorative material noting several different towns, with a wide variety of postmarks including CDS, pictorial, MOON, POCON types, Klussendorf, meters, etc., with some towns having several different postmark types, including a few rural post offices. A nice lot for the Arctic collector, noting a few faults with a few of the covers, as is the nature of commercial mail. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$10.00
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200
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Canada Covers - Postal Stationery #P248. Massive wholesale holding of the 3c Centennial mimeo rouletted postal card in Post Office fresh strips of three, with the coarse rouletting (they have to be cut to separate into singles). The lot contains 290 strips in total (a couple with aging are not counted) at Webb $175.00 per strip. One of the key QEII postal stationery items. Listed previously in Webb as P99b and in Unitrade as UX99b. Total 2019 Webb Stationery Catalougue =
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$50,750.00
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$75.00
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201
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Canada Covers - Postal Stationery #P276. Massive wholesale holding of the 6c Centennial mimeo rouletted postal card in Post Office fresh strips of three, with fine rouletting. This lot contains 238 strips in total (a couple with aging are not counted) with a Webb catalogue value of $25.00 each. Perfect for online selling. Listed previously in Webb as P104g and in Unitrade as UX104Ab. Total 2019 Webb Stationery Catalogue =
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$5,950.00
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$60.00
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202
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Canada Covers - Postal Stationery. Accumulation of mint and used Canada postal stationery filling a bankers box, with material ranging from the Victorian era to the 1990's. We note a wide range of items including postal cards, stamped picture post cards, postage paid cards, envelopes of various sizes, air letters and more. Some of the items have been priced in the $3 to $5 range each. Duplication 20 and up for some items. A nice lot for the specialist, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$140.00
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$34.00
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203
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Canada Covers - Postal Stationery. Apple Box filled with hundreds of mint and used postal stationery envelopes, postal cards and aerogrammes. While we noted items going back into the Victorian-era, the strength is in KGVI to about 2000. There is a nice range of postal reply cards (some unfolded, some used) and a number of early Elizabethan cards on different paper stocks, some with interesting printings. There is some Canada Post post cards including the 8c view cards and some non-stationery maxi-card style cards from the 1980’s. This is followed by a box of Domestigramme/Aerogrammes with various "Poste" or "Postes" printings, and a mix of late 20th century mint and used envelopes. A great starter lot, with items up to Webb $15.00 each. Some minor faults and duplication, but still quite clean. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$55.00
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204
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Canada Covers - Postal Stationery. Large accumulation of many hundreds, mint Canada postal stationery filling a bankers box. A spot check revealed material ranging from the Victorian Era up to the 1970s’ (A bit of material possible post 1970), including postal cards, a few wrappers, UPU cards, reply cards, envelopes of various sizes, and more. Duplication is heavy throughout (especially from the 1930’s onwards). A good lot for the specialist, and should be good value for our low estimate. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$13.00
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205
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Canada Covers - Saskatchewan Postal History. Accumulation of a few hundred Saskatchewan covers collected for postmarks in a plastic tub. A cursory check indicated material generally ranging from the 1930's to the 1990's, with material possible on either side of the given range. We note many different towns with CDS, duplex, MOON, POCON, with some towns having different types, including AR cards, commercial mail, airmail, special delivery and registration rates, leaving potential finds for the dedicated collector. A few faulty covers, with condition ranging from mixed to very fine. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$36.00
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206
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Canada Covers - Very interesting 1999 Canada Millennium "Art" collection of 68 covers by local Vancouver Island artist Trisha Klus. This isn't your average collection of covers, each stamp in use was cut down from the hardbound book that was issued on September 15, 1999, with some stamps cancelled on the same day, with the majority of postmarks ranging from October to December 1999. Some of the covers received hand drawn cachets and others with mixed-media art or calligraphy, which relate to the stamp design, with most receiving British Columbia postmarks. There were only a few of these Art Cover collections ever made. A must for Millennium collectors in particular, and something that would be missing for almost every Canada collector in general. Estimate =
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$250.00
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$55.00
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207
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Canada Covers - WWII Forces Mail. Extensive collection of Canada and worldwide Royal Air Force Censor Markings, 1939-1946. This lovely collection contains 212 items noting mostly covers along with airgraphs and postcards, neatly mounted on over 100 homemade pages, housed in 2 thick binders. Each item has been individually researched noting censor numbers, RAF censor types, field post offices, civil censor ship, markings, etc., with forces in Italy, India, Africa, and more. An exhibit ready collection, ideal for the military or worldwide postal history collector. Our online photos only show a small taste. A tough to assemble grouping. Estimate =
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$300.00
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$130.00
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208
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Canada Perfins - Small but diverse collection of 596 stamps, with 62 different Insignia Perfins, neatly arranged on 9 stockpages, laid out as the Perfin Handbook. We noted 1x Rarity "D", 3x Rarity "E" and 19x Rarity "F". A good variety of issues represented here, including one Victorian (#77), 12 Edwards and 97 Admirals. A fairly good representation of Insignias considering the size. Expect a few faults, but overall a clean offering. Estimate =
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$250.00
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$100.00
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209
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Canada Precancels - Assembly of 558 town precancels, from "Brantford to Winnipeg", including two examples of many issues, with inverts, types/dies, colour shades etc. Includes 64 of town issues "B to K", 192 town precancels for Montreal, 64 town issues "L to R", 64 town issues "R to W" and 173 town precancels for Winnipeg. Expect the odd small fault, some straight-edges etc. All neatly arranged on four double-side Vario brand stocksheets. Owner’s precancel catalogue value =
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$2,095.00
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$80.00
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210
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Canada Precancels - Two binder dealer’s stock, neatly arranged on manila stockpages. Starts with 14 pages of "town" and "MOON" style overprints, strong in Montreal and Toronto (with 3 faulty copies of #7-115 - catalogue $150.00 each). This is followed by 10 pages of "bar" overprints from Queen Victoria to the Cameo issue, including some coils. The second binder is exclusively Centennial (no 2c), Caricature and Flower issues in substantial quantities (the mint includes many warning strips or corner blocks), and there has been an attempt to do some separation by paper types. Thousands of stamps here. An uncommon opportunity. Estimate =
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$300.00
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$210.00
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211
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Canada Revenues #OGT11/OGT15. Lovely and uncommon Ontario "Gas Tax" overprinted and revalued quartet on the province’s 1925 Luxury Tax stamps. Includes different values or different overprint colours. Decent centering and the roulettes are in good shape, with the back having full original gum and being lightly hinged. Not often seen. 2022 van Dam =
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$600.00
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$85.00
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212
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Canada Revenues - Dealer’s stock on twenty manila stockpages. Noted Federal Bill Stamps, Electrical Inspections, Weights and Measures, Customs Duty, War Tax (#FWT11b), Excise (4 mint panes of FX34), Postal Scripts and some Tobacco Stamps. There are provincial revenues from Alberta (Law), BC (Law), Ontario (Law, Transfer Tax), Quebec (Registration, Liquor - with multiple copies of QP1 and QP2) and Saskatchewan. A mix of common items and better up to van Dam $60.00. Some study potential here to go along with some substantial value. Estimate =
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$250.00
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$24.00
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213
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Canadian Provinces - British Columbia #5. Fine mint no gum example of the 1865 issue 5c rose Queen Victoria, perf 14 x 14. An attractive example. One short perf on the bottom, mentioned "for the record". 2024 Scott US$300.00 =
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$405.00
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$65.00
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214
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Canadian Provinces - British Columbia #7. Sound, fresh and F-VF "wing margin" used example of the 1865 issue 3p blue "Seal of BC", perf 14 x 14. 2025 Scott US$110.00 =
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$148.50
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$10.00
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215
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Canadian Provinces - British Columbia #8. Fresh and Fine mint no gum example of the 1867 issue Two Cents surcharge on 3p brown perf 14 Seal of BC. 2025 Scott US$150.00 =
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$202.50
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$10.00
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216
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Canadian Provinces - New Brunswick #1 Cover. Fine used 2-clear, 2-touching margin example of this Provincial #1, on folded cover from St George NB, June 10th 1857 (numeral #28 grid, rarity factor 8 "very rare") to St.Stephen. A very attractive example of this single use imperforate, used in-period. Valued "on cover" by Unitrade catalogue. 2024 Unitrade =
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$800.00
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$130.00
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217
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Canadian Provinces - Newfoundland #1. VF mint no gum example of the 1857 issue 1p brown violet on wove paper with mesh. Four clear margins. 2025 Scott US$125.00 =
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$168.75
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$36.00
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218
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Canadian Provinces - Newfoundland #C2, C2a. Fresh and F/VF mint lightly hinged pair of the 1919 $1.00 Trans-Atlantic AIR POST overprint issue, showing both the "comma" and "no comma" after POST varieties. Expetization mark on the reverse of Georg Buhler. 2024 Scott US$450.00 =
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$607.50
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$60.00
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219
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Canadian Provinces - Newfoundland #C13-C17. F/VF Mint Hinged complete set of the five 1933 "Labrador issue" airmails. All with fresh and intense colours. A very attractive set. 2025 Scott US$175.50 =
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$236.95
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$32.00
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220
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Canadian Provinces - PEI #15 Cover. Single use example of the 1872 issued 6c black QV, perf 12 "cents" issue, on cross-border rate cover from Charlottetown PEI to Dorchester, Massachusetts USA. Rough open and with foxing stains, but a scarce single stamp Provincial usage. Comes with a 1996 Vincent Graves Greene Foundation certificate which states (in part) "Prince Edward Island Soctt No.15, used on cover, genuine in all respects". 2024 Unitrade =
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$500.00
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$0.00
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221
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Cape Verde #1/913, C1/C2, J1/J36, P1, RA1/RA3. When was the last time you saw a dealer’s stock of this popular Portuguese colony? Maybe never, and certainly not as well organized as this one. Mostly classics (e.g. "Crown", King Carlos", "Republica" overprints) and a decent group of back of the book, with not much more recent than 1980. Each stamp is organized and catalogued (2014) by Scott, many with both mint and used, generally up to 10 of a type and individual catalogue values to $20.00. A quick check of Scott indicates that many of these listed prices are low by the 2025 catalogue. Very clean, perfect for the collector or dealer. On seventeen manila stockpages, with about 1200 stamps. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$22.00
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222
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Cayman Islands #1, 3-7, 8-12. Attractive mint Lightly Hinged assembly of the countries "#1" QV issue, followed by the complete first (1901-1903) and second (1905) Edward sets. Tough to find material this nice, from a high-quality collection of British Commonwealth issues we will be offering over the next few months. 2025 Scott US$250.50 =
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$338.20
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$20.00
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223
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Cayman Islands #13-16. Complete mint Lightly Hinged complete set of the 1907 issued Edward VII series of 4 values. Very fresh colour throughout, a great set. 2025 Scott US$380.00 =
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$513.00
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$85.00
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224
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Cayman Islands #18. Exceptionally fresh VF mint Lightly Hinged example of the 1/2d surcharge on 5sh vermilion and green. Scarce and choice. Accompanied by 1985 dated British Philatelic Association (BPA) certificate. 2025 Scott US$325.00 =
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$438.75
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$65.00
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225
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Cayman Islands #19. VF mint Lightly Hinged example of the 1907 issue 1d surcharge on 5sh vermilion and green. A rare provisional in lovely condition. Accompanied by 1985 dated British Philatelic Association (BPA) certificate. 2025 Scott US$350.00 =
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$472.50
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$65.00
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226
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Cayman Islands #21-28, 26a, 29-30. Lovely mint Lightly Hinged complete "long set" of the 1907-1908 issue Edward VII set of eight plus the listed additional 6p value (#26a), and including the 1908 issued 1sh and 10sh values. You would be hard-pressed to find a nicer set. 2025 Scott US$512.85 =
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$692.35
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$26.00
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227
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Cayman Islands #32-44, 45-46. Complete mint Hinged set of the 1912-1920 George V series of 13 different values, plus the subsequent listed, 1913 printed 3d and 1sh values (#45-45) on surface coloured paper. 2025 Scott US$297.25 =
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$401.30
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$42.00
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228
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Cayman Islands #50-63. Complete mint Hinged set of the 1921-1926 George V series of 14 different values (watermark 4). Generally lightly hinged, a premium set. 2025 Scott US$180.00 =
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$243.00
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$42.00
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229
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Cayman Islands #69-80. Stunning complete mint Lightly Hinged set of 12 of the 1932 "Centenary of the Formation of the Cayman Islands Assembly" issue. A rare GeoV era commemorative set in exceptional condition. 2025 Scott US$564.65 =
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$762.30
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$120.00
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230
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China - PRC #1002/1116. Choice Post Office fresh selection of three complete sets, two single stamp issues and two partial sets from the 1969-1973 period, all neatly arranged and identified on a stock page. This is the "balance of collection" from the PRC we have offered in this sale. 2025 Scott US$601.75 =
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$812.35
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$12.00
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231
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China - PRC #1005-1006. VF mint Never Hinged (no gum as issued) complete 1969 "Singer and Pianist" issue, to showcase the music from the Opera "The Red Lantern". Compared to the quite reasonable catalogue value, we don’t see this set often. 2025 Scott US$150.00 =
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$202.50
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$11.00
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232
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China - PRC #1011-1015. VF mint Never Hinged complete set of the 1969 issued "Defense of Chen Pao-Tao" (Damansky Islands) series of 5 stamps. Post Office fresh, with no toning. Hard to find nicer! 2025 Scott US$131.00 =
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$176.85
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$11.00
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233
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China - PRC #1047-1052. Archivally fresh (no toning) VF mint Never Hinged (no gum as issued) 1970 issue "Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy" set of six. A top quality and speculative issue. A good investment set. 2025 Scott US$274.25 =
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$370.25
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$10.00
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234
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China - PRC #1054-1057. VF mint Never Hinged 1971 issue "Centenary of the Paris Commune" commemorative set of four. This set has seen much speculation and high "buy prices" in China over the years on this popular historical set. 2025 Scott US$399.00 =
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$538.65
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$10.00
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235
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China - PRC #1067-1071, 1075. VF mint Never Hinged group of six different values from the 1971 "50th Anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party" set, just missing the se-tenant strip of three (#1074a). Post Office fresh. 2025 Scott US$330.00 =
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$445.50
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$10.00
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236
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China - PRC #1076-1079. VF Mint Never Hinged 1971 "Afro-Asian Table Tennis Games" commemorative set of four. Archivally fresh, no toning. Of particular note, in 2011 the "buy it" advertised price by large stamp dealers was double the catalogue value! 2024 Scott US$197.50 =
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$266.65
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$10.00
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237
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China - PRC #1084-1089. VF mint Never Hinged complete set of the 1972 issued "30th Anniversary of the publication of the Discussions on Literature" series of 6 stamps. Very nice quality, all with fresh colours, no toning, all no gum as issued. 2025 Scott US$150.00 =
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$202.50
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$10.00
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238
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China - PRC #1090-1094. Post Office fresh VF mint Never Hinged 1972 issue "Physical Culture" commemorative set of five. One of the more popular series from this year. 2025 Scott US$141.00 =
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$190.35
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$10.00
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239
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China - PRC #1095-1098. VF Mint Never Hinged 1972 issue complete set of four "Ships". Very fresh, no gum as issued and no toning. A premium set. 2025 Scott US$220.00 =
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$297.00
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$10.00
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240
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China - PRC #1104-1107. Fresh and VF mint Never Hinged complete set of the 1972 issue "Construction of the Red Flag Canal" series of four stamps. This set was (and still is) highly speculated on and has seen "buy prices" well exceed catalogue value at times. 2025 Scott US$140.00 =
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$189.00
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$10.00
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241
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China - PRC #1108-1113. VF mint Never Hinged 1973 issue complete set of "Giant Pandas". Perfect gum, no toning. A premium set. 2025 Scott US$219.50 =
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$296.30
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$11.00
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242
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Crete and Epirus #2/116, J1/J4, O3/O6 and 5/56. We don’t see little holdings like this very often. There are three manila stockpages with a stock of mint and used issues from Crete (saw better such as #80 and #83, and a ready-made study group of the first issue known for reprints and forgeries). Speaking of unusual, there is a page of mint and used unofficial (non-postal?) issues from the 1905 Crete Revolution, mentioned as a footnote in Scott but listed in Hermes. Finally, there is a couple of pages of Greek administered Epirus, perfect to develop a collection. Nicely organized with stamps identified and catalogued by the 2016 Scott. Estimate =
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$130.00
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$19.00
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243
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Dahomey #1/17. Research Group of Lithograph Forgeries of the first "Navigation and Commerce" series from this French West-African colony, missing only #10, the 30c value. Mint and gummed (hinged with a touch of minor gum disturbance). These were likely produced by Fournier. The original issue is typographed and one of the "tells" is the missing "nipple" on the left figure. An interesting group. Estimate =
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$100.00
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$10.00
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244
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Danish West Indies #1/47, J1/J8. Great starter collection with a good representation of most issues, some with mint and used, individual catalogue values to $260.00, with some light duplication and room for possible specialization. Includes the early Coat of Arms design, a good run of "Numerals", a complete mint Christian IX/St. Thomas Harbour set and some postage dues, including two sets of the first, blue, set. Usual mixed condition, but lots of value. Total 2024 Scott US$2740.10 =
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$3,699.14
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$22.00
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245
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Danish West Indies #5/58, J1/J5. A stockpage with approximately 234 stamps, mostly used, with condition ranging from poor to very fine. Many are the 1873-1901 "Numeral" issues, including some inverted frames and overprints. Numbers are lightly penciled in, which will assist with identification. Anywhere from 1 to 50 of a type. This was an auction lot purchased in the 1970s and then never touched. The value has appreciated substantially since it was first purchased. Owner’s 2024 Scott US$5085.25 =
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$6,865.09
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$13.00
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246
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Danish West Indies - Interesting study lot with six examples of the first Coat of Arms design, a faulty copy of #12 (the 14c, catalogues $1050). There are 8 forged stamps of the "Numeral" issue, and five c.1865 Great Britain issues with "C51" cancels indicating use on the islands (these stamps catalogue $730.00 with regular cancels). The lot concludes with 16 cut-out pieces for use by the "Bank of the Danish West Indies" with American stamps on "FDR" album pages with the distinctive "Harmers" handstamp, a number of the pieces are similarly marked. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$10.00
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247
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Danzig #B28-B32. Complete mint Never Hinged set of the 1938 "Ships" semi-postal series, in full-selvedge lower-left corner blocks of four. You would be hard pressed to find a nicer set of blocks. Very popular with "ship" topical collectors. 2025 Scott US$200.00 =
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$270.00
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$11.00
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248
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East Africa and Uganda #29A. VF mint Hinged example of the 10sh ultra & black, watermark 3, chalky paper, Edward VII issue. Very fresh, with great colour. A tough stamp! 2025 Scott US$400.00 =
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$540.00
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$95.00
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249
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Estonia #1/864, B1/B49, C1/C18, NB1/NB6. Both phases of this Baltic state are found in this neatly organized dealer’s stock, with the inter-war period being thoroughly covered with used (and some mint) issues, including a good run of "back of the book" (but no souvenir sheets) and individual catalogue values to $35.00. The post-Soviet period (that we don’t often see) is represented from 1991 to early 2000’s with a good mix of mint and used issues, and then it gets spotty to about 2018. All identified and priced by Scott and with duplication of up to 15 of a stamp. A total of 29 manila stockpages, with about 2000 stamps. Lots of value and variety here. Estimate =
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$250.00
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$55.00
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250
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Estonia #B46-B49. Glorious mint, never hinged, partial panes of 40 with selvedge of the (last) 1940 semi-postal issue, which depicts the armorial bearings of four different cities. Fresh and attractive, with only a couple of natural minor gum bends. Showpiece or break up for stock. 2024 Scott US$1200.00 =
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$1,620.00
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$17.00
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251
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Falkland Islands #5c/92. Used selection of 38 different Queen Victoria to King George VI issues, includes a few shades, different watermarks, better such as #5c, #6a, #11 and #72. Fresh, reasonably centered, with no obvious perforation faults. The overall condition is better than we normally see. Owner’s 2024 Scott US$722.15 =
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$974.90
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$11.00
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252
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Falkland Islands #6/88. Mint selection of 43 Queen Victoria to King George VI issues, includes a few shades, different watermarks, better such as #6b, #62 a set of the 1935 Jubilees etc. Fresh, reasonably centered and hinged, some quite lightly. No obvious perforation faults, with the overall condition being better than we normally see. Owner’s 2024 Scott US$799.10 =
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$1,078.79
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$46.00
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253
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Fiume #2/70. A page of 55 different, early used Fiume including overprints on Hungarian issues (unchecked for different overprint types), plus a fairly complete run of dedicated issues. Better items include #43a and the good perforation #53a. Most are clean copies, with only the occasional minor fault noted. Lots of beautiful cancels (a few are favour or cancelled to order and several are on piece). Total 2024 Scott US$638.65 =
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$862.18
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$22.00
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254
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Fiume #3/85. Mint selection of early printings, with overprints on Hungarian issues (noting #19, #20a and #25, all unchecked for overprint types), plus a range of dedicated issues, finishing with parts of two overprinted sets. Fresh appearance, most lightly to moderately hinged with only a minor perforation fault here or there. Great starter group, or for those chasing some of the elusive better values. 2024 Scott US$895.25 =
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$1,208.59
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$22.00
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255
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France - A selection of 56x "102"cards, with a variety of French issues from "classics" to 1980’s and including sub-listings and "back of the book" airmails. A bit "hit or miss" on condition here, with the previous owner pricing "sound" stamps at about 30% of catalogue and damaged stamps at about 10% of catalogue (or less on badly damaged, we noted a few $70.00 catalogue stamps priced at a dollar or two). Take a good look at a the scans to appreciate the scope of the lot. Owner’s sale price adds up to $484.50. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$10.00
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256
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France - Accumulation of roughly 275 France covers and stationery, 1960’s-1990’s. The lot comprises of two parts, beginning with roughly 110 mint postal stationery items, ranging from the mid to late 1990’s, generally postage paid envelopes paying the 20g and priority letter rates. The balance of the lot is a group of commercial covers, mostly paying airmail rates to the United States, from the 1960’s to the 1970’s. A few faults with a few of the commercial covers, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$100.00
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$0.00
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257
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German Democratic Republic #1166/2312 plus Back of the Book. Lighthouse hingeless album in older blue springback binder with pages from 1970 to 1982 which are completely filled with mint stamps, almost all of which are never hinged. We didn’t see a single empty space, with all the regular issues (in se-tenant pairs, strips or blocks where possible), souvenir sheets and semi-postals for this era. The album has some minor aging and is pushing this binder to its limit. As new, the album costs over $400.00. About 1200 stamps in total. 2024 Scott US$578.35 =
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$780.77
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$22.00
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258
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German States - A trio of intriguing covers, from Saxony / Thurn&Taxis & Norther German Postal Administration. All neatly arranged on a double sided stock-page, with original owner’s notes. Owner’s 2020/2021 Michel value for used on cover is €275.00 ($430.00 CDN). Estimate =
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$140.00
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$10.00
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259
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German States - Dealer’s Stock Part 1: Baden, Bergedorf, Brunswick, Hamburg, Hanover, Lubeck, Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Oldenburg, Prussia, Saxony, Schleswig-Holstein. A small, but mighty, and nicely organized stock on a couple of manila stockpages, with 1-14 issues per state, more used than mint and each one identified and priced (2015) by Scott. Includes better singles to over $100.00 catalogue value, with the usual mixed condition and a bit of minor duplication. The Bergedorf #2 and #3 are likely genuine stamps, but with fake cancels, although they do have owner’s marks ( catalogue $1975.00), these and some identified reprints and forgeries are not counted in the owner’s catalogue value. Owner’s older 2015 Scott US$1719.00 =
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$2,320.65
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$26.00
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260
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German States - Dealer’s Stock Part 2: Thurn & Taxis, Wurttemberg and North German Confederation. A nicely organized stock on eleven manila stockpages with a mix of mint and used, each with each issue identified and priced (2015) by Scott. The biggest value is with the Thurn & Taxis, including issues from both the Northern and Southern districts. Significant catalogue value, but forged cancels are well known. The bulkier part is from Wurttemberg, with a significant quantity of official issues. The lot finishes with a page from the North German Confederation. Perfect as stock, study or building your collection, with a number of nice cancels amongst the used. Includes better singles to $400.00 catalogue value, with the usual mixed condition and a bit of minor duplication. Owner’s older 2015 Scott US$3000.00 =
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$4,050.00
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$22.00
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261
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German States - Dealer’s Stock Part 3: Bavaria. A nicely organized stock on twenty manila stockpages with a mix of mint and used, each with each issue identified and priced (2015) by Scott. Includes some nice cancels amongst the "numeral issues", the Coat of Arms include better watermark (#27a, 28a), the Luitpold issue goes to 20m, as do the used, perforated Ludwig III issue (regular and overprinted). There is a nice offering of "back of the book", particularly strong in the officials. Perfect as stock, study or for building your collection. Includes better singles up to $475.00 catalogue value, with the usual mixed condition and up to 20 of a type. Substantial catalogue value here. Estimate =
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$400.00
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$13.00
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262
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German States - Wurttemberg - Starter Collection of Wurttemberg, containing a few hundred stamps in hingeless mounts, on KABE album pages. A spot check indicated a few used stamps pre-1900, with the bulk of the collection containing mint and or used singles and sets post 1906. A good start for further expansion, with a few sets cataloguing $10 and up. Owner's 2020 Michel Deutschland Special (Vol.1) catalogue value for the lot totals €865.00 ($1351.65 CDN). Online photos show a sampling only. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$0.00
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263
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Germany #634/1618, B298/B700. A mostly used, post-war collection from 1948 to 1990 in a Davo album (don’t let the "Berlin" on the cover fool you, these are stamps from the Republic). The collection is a bit hit or miss in the first decade, with lots of stamps in the $5.00-$10.00 catalogue range. From 1956 onwards, the album is quite complete, including a number of souvenir sheets and lots of semi-postals. The album had no provision for coils or booklet panes, so few of these are included. Over 900 different stamps, including lots of nice cancels. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$10.00
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264
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Germany #804/1431, B368/B625. Part 1: Modern 2-post blue Lighthouse album, with regular pages from 1953-1959 (no stamps), and then a complete switchover to hingeless pages from 1959-1984 that appear to have no empty spaces, all filled with mint, never hinged, stamps, including souvenir sheets and semi-postals, but no coils or booklet panes. There is a bit of uncounted material, such as the first mint Frama labels and a number of booklet se-tenant strips of three, which are used. These pages are out of print with Lighthouse, but retail at $615.00 plus the lovely binder, pushing the retail value of the empty album close to $700.00. The stamps have a total 2024 Scott catalogue value of US$610.75. Estimate =
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$400.00
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$13.00
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265
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Germany #856/1769, B388/B740. Collection in an older Lighthouse album which spans thirty years from 1963-1992. The first section is mostly mint, never hinged, in hingeless pages from 1963-1973. The second is a mostly used run of regular pages (with collector-added clear and black mounts) from 1983-1992 (no 1987) which is 90% complete for used issues. Both sections include a near-complete matching run of semi-postals. Comes in an older springback binder with a "Brandenburg Gate" motif. The pages would cost a fortune, and there are several hundred stamps here with lots of catalogue value. Estimate =
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$140.00
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$10.00
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266
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Germany #1432/2105, B628/B896. Part 2: Modern 2-post blue Lighthouse album, with hingeless pages from 1985 to 1999 (inexplicably missing 1985, and there are Collecta hingeless pages and stamps for 2000). About 90% complete, all filled with mint, never hinged, stamps, including souvenir sheets and semi-postals. There is a bit of uncounted material, such as some Frama labels and some se-tenant pairs which are used. There are no booklets or coil stamps. These pages are out of print with Lighthouse, but the total retail for this album would come in at around $600.00. The binder has a minor split on the inside back cover, mentioned "for the record". The stamps have a conservative total 2024 Scott catalogue value of US$1077.55. Estimate =
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$500.00
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$13.00
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267
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Germany #B106. VF Mint Never Hinged September 3rd 1937 issue Nazi Congress at Nuremburg overprinted "Hitler" semi-postal souvenir sheet of four. This is the key Nazi era souvenir sheet. A slight wrinkle in the paper UL, as often found. 2025 Scott US$260.00 =
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$351.00
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$10.00
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268
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Germany #B292-B293. Philatelically produced (as are all) cover dated Berlin , April 23rd 1945, franked with the two 12pf + 38pf Nazi Storm Trooper semi-postals. The end of the war was only days away but some "handback" covers were produced for Berlin for a few brave philatelists. Michel catalogue €2,400 ($3,775.00 CDN) as stamps. From a trustworthy provenance but forged covers do exist. Sold "as is". Catalogued as two used single stamps. 2025 Scott US$1,800.00 =
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$2,430.00
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$55.00
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269
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Germany #B317. Seldom seen 1942 "Afrika Korps" cover, with reasonable strike of the famous "Palmenstempel" (palm tree cachet), with sender at Field Post #33562 Tobruk. Michel (translated) catalogue notes "Feldpost letters were on occasion adorned with private decorative cachets. They have not postal significance". Included are copies of the relevant Michel catalogue pages, as well as print-outs from a recent Germany auction, showing a similar item. Owner’s 2009 Michel Feldpost catalogue values these at €500.00 to €1000.00 based on scarcity. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$34.00
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270
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Germany - Clean collection of used of Berlin containing many hundreds of stamps, including a few souvenir sheets, from 1949 to 1990. We estimate the collection is 95% complete in period, neatly organized (many in hingeless mounts) in a Schaubek album, including semi-postal issues. A cursory check indicated a few better sets with Scott #s including 9N35-9N41 (c.v. $211 total), 9N70-9N74 ($138 total), 9NB8-9NB11 ($143 total), along with a few singles and sets cataloguing $10 to $25 and up. A nice lot for any collector. Owner's older Scott catalogue value US$2,040.00 =
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$2,754.00
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$55.00
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|
271
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Germany - Collection / Accumulation of used Germany in 32 page stockbook, ranging from 1872 to 1945. A cursory check indicated early Shield issues, inflation era, semi-postals, and other "back of the book" issues, with a few singles and sets cataloguing $10 to $20 and up, leaving potential finds for the dedicated collector, including better postmarks. A nice clean offering for Germany and worldwide collectors, with online photos showing a sampling only. Owner's older Scott catalogue US$2,470.00 =
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$3,334.50
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$10.00
|
|
272
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Germany - Collection of just over 300 Germany first day covers in 4 cover albums with slipcases. A spot check revealed covers ranging from the 1960 to the 1980’s, with singles, sets, and a few souvenir sheet frankings, noting a wide variety of colourful cachets, along with a variety of bridge and pictorial postmarks. A nice lot for the thematic and topical collector as well as we encountered a good variety of subjects including Olympics, nature, music, and more. A nice clean grouping. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$10.00
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273
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Germany - Collection of mint and used German Occupation (Bi-Zone) and Federal Republic, 1945-1980, containing many hundred of stamps (near complete in period), in hingeless mounts in a Schaubek album. The lot includes AM-Post issues, French zone, West Germany, never hinged issues from 1949/1950, used semi-postal singles and sets, including better with Scott #s B310-B17 (used, $335 total), B320-B323 (used, $109 total), along with some singles and sets cataloguing $15 to $30 and up. Owner's older Michel catalogue value totals 2,900 Euro's. A nice lot for the specialist, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$400.00
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$10.00
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274
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Germany - Collection of primarily used German Occupation issues, containing many hundreds of stamps, neatly organized in hingeless mounts in a KABE album, from 1914 to 1944. We note singles, sets and partial sets, with better representation from Danzig, Saar, along with Belgium, Lithuania, Romania, Luxembourg, Poland, and much more. A spot check indicated a few singles and sets cataloguing $10 and up, leaving potential finds for the dedicated collector, including better postmarks. Ideal for the Germany specialist, overall fine to very fine. Owner's older Scott catalogue US$2,260.00 =
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$3,051.00
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$46.00
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|
275
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Germany - Collection of primarily used Saar and French Occupation, containing many hundred of stamps, and a few souvenir sheets, neatly organized in hingeless mounts on several Lighthouse album pages, in a springback album. A spot check indicates the material ranging from 1920 to 1959, including back of the book material, notably semi-postals, with catalogue values for some singles and sets ranging from $10 and up, including Scott #s 98 (used, $35), B61-B64 (used, $162 total), leaving potential finds for the dedicated collector. Online photos show a small sampling. A good lot for the Germany specialist, overall fine to very fine. Owner's older Scott catalogue US$2,700.00 =
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$3,645.00
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$28.00
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|
276
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Germany - Collection of used Germany in three maroon hingeless Lidner albums with slipcases, 1960-1994. This well organized collection is the companion to the mint never hinged collection, containing over 1,000 stamps, including semi-postals, and is virtually complete in period. We note a few sets cataloguing in the $10 and up range, with many of stamps having socked on the nose Weiden Oberpf 1 bridge postmarks. A very clean collection in three high retailing albums, with online photos showing a small sampling only. Should be worth our low estimate. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$10.00
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277
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Germany - Collection of used Germany in three blue hingeless Lindner albums with slipcases, 1960-1994. This well organized collection is the companion to the mint never hinged collection, containing over 1,000 stamps, including semi-postals, and is virtually complete in period. We note a few sets cataloguing in the $10 and up range, with many of stamps having socked on the nose Weiden Oberpf 1 bridge postmarks. A very clean collection in three high retailing albums, with online photos showing a small sampling only. Should be worth our low estimate. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$10.00
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278
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Germany - Collection of used Germany in three green hingeless Lindner albums with slipcases, 1960-1994. This well organized collection is the companion to the mint never hinged collection, containing over 1,000 stamps, including semi-postals, and is virtually complete in period. We note a few sets cataloguing in the $10 and up range, with many of stamps having socked on the nose Weiden Oberpf 1 bridge postmarks. A very clean collection in three high retailing albums, with online photos showing a small sampling only. Should be worth our low estimate. Estimate =
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$130.00
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$13.00
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279
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Germany - Complete set of the 1954/1956 Heuss definitive "Lumogen" series, being on fluorescent, yellowish paper. While not valued in Scott, these are acknowledged in Michel catalogue. Owner’s 2020 Michel €460.00 =
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$724.00
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$26.00
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|
280
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Germany - Extensive collection of 3rd Reich stamps and covers, 1933-1945, with several hundred mint and used stamps, along with roughly 40 covers and postcards, on roughly 100 homemade pages housed in a thick binder. The collection contains primarily mint and or used Germany singles, sets, and partial sets, along with a few souvenir sheets, semi-postals, tete-beche pairs, pictorial cancels, and much more. A spot check indicated just a few of the better items with Scott #s 401-414 (used, $53 total), B57 (mh, $130), B59-B67 (used, ($123 total), along with some mint and or used sets and a few souvenir sheets cataloguing $20 and up. The collection also includes selections of Germany occupation stamps from Poland, Czechoslovakia, France, Netherlands, and more, noting primarily mint sets, souvenir sheets, and a few covers. Our online photos show just a small sampling. A lovely collection chalk full of value, ideal for the Germany or worldwide collector. Estimate =
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$350.00
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$120.00
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281
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Germany - Group of 20 primarily Germany postcards depicting various fairs and exhibitions between 1896 to 1913, noting sepia and colourized cards. Each card has been sleeved with retail pricing in Euros totaling €1,036.00 ($1621.75 CDN). A few cards have missing stamps, and a few faults for a few cards, still a difficult group to assemble and unchecked for better postmarks. Overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$13.00
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282
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Germany - Group of 25 interesting Germany military covers, many with the letter enclosures, from the beginnings of world war II (September 1939-February 1940). Most were sent from Feldpost #30264, which was a test squadron set up in April 1939 which was to test the Junkers Ju 88 aircraft, which most likely saw action in the attack of Poland. A few covers of military handstamps and interesting pictorial postmarks. Scarce early material from a time when the German military was organizing itself for what was to come. Retail value totals $500.00. Estimate =
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$250.00
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$0.00
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283
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Germany - Group of 6 real photo cards from the 1936 Berlin Summer Olympics, showing various venues and dignitaries, with a few having Olympic postmarks. Each card is sleeved and retail from 18 to 25 Euros each. A nice historical group for the postcard or topical/thematic collector. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$12.00
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284
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Germany - Group of 75 Germany military related items in a small cover album. The vast majority appear to be WWII related, but did spot some WWI items as well, noting a wide variety of material including pictures, post cards (including real photos), postal stationery, propaganda material, including SS items, military postmarks and handstamps (Feldpost), NSDAP mail, and more. Owner's retail pricing totals $1,000. A nice lot for the military specialist. Overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$350.00
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$12.00
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285
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Germany - Group of collections of mint and used DRR (East Germany), containing a few thousand stamps, generally ranging from the 1950's to 1990, in a few albums, stockbooks, and loose material in envelopes. The majority of material is mint never hinged material (loose in envelopes) noting singles, blocks, and sets, ranging from 1971 to 1985, along with mint and used material sporadically filling an Abria and Schaubek album, along with an empty album, small stockbooks, and more. Owner's older Scott catalogue value for the mint never hinged stamps catalogue US$400.00 alone, leaving other potential finds for the dedicated collector. A few small faults with a few of the stamps, still a very nice condition lot. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$0.00
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286
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Germany - Group of roughly 50 German Prisoner of War stationery cards / folding letters, from a German soldier in a French camp (Mulhouse, France), to his family in Hamburg between 1946 and 1947. An interesting opportunity for military collectors to get a first hand account from the German perspective, with each cover receiving a censor handstamp. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$10.00
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287
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Germany - Group of roughly 90 interesting Germany military related items in a small box. The lot includes a wide variety of items including covers (including some having letter enclosures), postcards, and postal stationery, noting a great variety of postmarks and handstamps including Waffen SS, Hitler Youth, navy and airforce units, military court mail, along with mail from scarce or unusual units, Feldpost postmark varieties, and much more. A better than average grouping, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$325.00
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$10.00
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288
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Germany - Grouping of roughly 110 Germany WWII military covers and cards, including a few 1939-1940 covers, with the majority from 1941-1945, in a PhilSwiss album with slipcase. We note a good variety of material including feldpost postmarks, handstamps, navy and airmail units and frankings, special cachets, a few pictorial postmarks, enclosures, and more. A nice lot for the military specialist. Condition ranges from a few mixed covers, typical for this type of material, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$250.00
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$10.00
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289
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Germany - Large accumulation of several hundred Germany covers in a Uhaul box, consisting of 4 binders with a few hundred homemade pages, a small cover album, and several loose covers. The material generally ranges from the 1950's to the 1990's, with a few items on either side of the given range (including a few inflation era covers). We note first day covers, postal stationery, post cards, parcels, airmail, express rates, commercial mail, and probably more, with an apparent even mixture of Germany and DDR material, including many topical and thematic frankings. Postmark interest includes several pictorial types, exhibition cancels, bridge types and more. A nice lot for the specialist, with a few faults with a few of the covers, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$0.00
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290
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Germany - Large catch-all group of mint and used collections from Germany, generally ranging from the 1870's to 2000, in 6 albums, album pages, and loose material, filling a carton. This lot has a little bit of everything, with a few thousand stamps, and a few covers, beginning with mint and used classic stamps from the 1870's to the inflation era, used German States, with the majority of material being never hinged stamps (and a few Souvenir sheets) in hingeless mounts from Germany, Berlin, DDR, and a well stocked collection of Allied Occupation stamps (including Soviet, French, and general issues), generally ranging from the 1940's to 2000. A spot check indicated some stamps and sets cataloguing $10 and up, leaving potential finds for the dedicated collector, including better town postmarks. The lot also include roughly 100 covers, literature, and more. A nice grouping for any collector. Well worth the estimated value. Estimate =
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$500.00
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$10.00
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291
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Germany - Lovely collection of mint never hinged Germany in maroon three hingeless Lindner albums with slipcases, 1960-1994. This well organized collection contains over 1,000 stamps, along with a few souvenir sheets and sheetlets, and is virtually complete in-period, including semi-postals. A spot check indicated a few sets cataloguing in the $10 to $20 and up range. A very clean collection in three high retailing albums, with online photos showing a small sampling only. Should be worth our low estimate. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$10.00
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292
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Germany - Specialized collection of primarily used Germany, containing several hundred stamps, from 1872 to 1932. This neatly arranged collection in a Linder album (includes owner's notations), consists of mint and or used singles, sets, and partial sets (including a few shades, printing varieties, etc), including back of the book material, noting used Scott #s 2, 4 (x6), 5 (x6), 7, 9-10, 14-21, 23-24, 27, including mint and used inflation era, Bayern 256-275 (used, $190 total), along with stamps and sets cataloguing $10 and up. Our online photos show a sampling of this lovely collection, ideal for Germany or worldwide collectors. Estimate =
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$300.00
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$10.00
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293
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Germany - Specialized collection of used Germany, containing several hundred stamps, including a few souvenir sheets, from 1933 to 1945. The collection is well organized in hingeless mounts, including owner's notations, on KABE album pages in a springback album. The strength of the collection contains "back of the book" material including semi-postals, airmails, etc, with just a few of the better sets include with Scott #s B49-B57 (c.v. $380 total), B59-B67 ($123 total), B91-B92 souvenir sheets ($135 total), C46-C56 ($76 total), S12-S22 ($234 total), Danzig 241-254 ($185 total), along with a few single and sets cataloguing $20 and up. A nice collection for Germany or worldwide collectors. Owner's older Scott catalogue value US$3,130.00 =
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$4,225.50
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$55.00
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294
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Germany - Used collection of Germany, neatly arranged in a 60 page stockbook, containing roughly 700 stamps from 1995-2007. The collection contains singles, sets, and a few souvenir sheets, noting bridge and pictorial cancellations, including many "socked on the nose" town postmarks, and several stamps suitable for thematic and topical collectors including cats, butterflies, nature, lighthouses, and much more. A very clean offering. Owner's older Scott catalogue US$800.00 =
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$1,080.00
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$10.00
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295
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Germany - Berlin #9N172/9N479, #9NB21/9NB197. Older Lighthouse blue springback album in two sections. The first is regular pages from 1953-1959, with no stamps. The second is a near-complete run of mint, never hinged, regular and semi-postal issues on hingeless pages from 1960 to 1982. A very pleasant collection and an album that is out of print, but with a list price of $400.00 if you could buy it today. The 450 different stamps have a total 2024 Scott catalogue value of US$344.90. Estimate =
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$220.00
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$12.00
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296
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Germany - Berlin - Collection of used Berlin 1953-1990, in two hingeless Lindner albums with slipcases. This well organized collection contains many hundreds of stamps starting in 1953 and is virtually complete up to 1990 (including semi-postals). Several of the stamps have socked on the nose Berlin bridge postmarks, along with a few pictorial cancels scattered within, noting some sets cataloguing $5 to $15 each, including the Famous Women set (9N516-9N532, c.v. $141 total). A lovely collection, ideal for any used Germany or worldwide collector. The albums alone are worth our reasonable estimated value. Estimate =
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$180.00
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$13.00
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297
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Germany - Berlin - Lovely collection of mint never hinged Berlin, 1951-1990, in two hingeless Lindner albums with slipcases. This well organized collection contains many hundreds of stamps and sets, including a few souvenir sheets, with all the stamps appearing to be never hinged. The collection begins with a few better sets from the 1950s including Scott #s 9N70-9N79 (c.v. $165 total), 9N94-9N98 ($67 total), along with a few singles and sets cataloguing $10 and up, with the collection virtually complete, including semi-postals, from the 1960’s onwards. A very clean collection in two high retailing albums, with online photos showing a small sampling. The albums alone would have cost more originally than our reasonable estimated value. Estimate =
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$180.00
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$20.00
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298
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Germany - Soviet Zone - Highly specialized collection of Soviet Zone issues and locals from 1945 to 1949, containing a few hundred, mint and used stamps, along with a few panes in 8 stock pages. The lot includes many complete sets from Finsterwalde, Storkow, Berlin, Meissen, and more, including rare postmarks and Bad Gottleuba (Saxony) 3RM and 5 RM overprints. Owner's 2020 Michel Deutschland Special (Vol.2) catalogue value totals 3,585.00 Euro's. A very interesting lot with all pages photographed online. Estimate =
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$600.00
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$10.00
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299
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Germany Covers - Collection of several hundred Germany covers in 9 binders / albums, filling a carton. A cursory check indicated a wide variety of items with the majority of the material ranging from the 1940’s to the 1980’s, noting Germany, DDR and Berlin covers (appearing to be from a correspondence to Victoria, British Columbia). We note first day covers, maximum cards, parcel mail, and more, with singles, sets, souvenir sheet, and booklet frankings. A nice lot for thematic and topical collector noting several subjects including sports, Olympics, nature, transportation, famous people, and more, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$10.00
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300
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Germany Occupied Regions - A near-new, four-section Lighthouse album covering WWII occupied regions with Bohemia and Moravia (Ref 22B, no stamps), General Government-Poland (Ref 22C, with 75 stamps in clear mounts), and "Other Occupied Areas" (Ref 22D and Ref 22BG, no stamps). As new regular pages in a lovely 2-post blue binder. These pages are mostly out of print and the album’s modern list price is over $400.00. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$13.00
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301
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Germany/ Cape of Good Hope - Dual franking Postal History. A fascinating cover posted from Coln, Germany on Nov 2nd, 1891 to Port Elizabeth, Cape of Good Hope, which was then re-posted / redirected with stamp added and cancelled by the Port Elizabeth squared circle on Nov 28th 1891. Comes with the owner’s description and original European auction description and estimate of €1000.00! Estimate =
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$250.00
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$22.00
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302
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Germany/ Federal Republic - A interesting specialized collection of 1951 "Postal Horn" and 1955 "Theodor Heuss" definitive stamps, including booklet issued combinations, all used in-period with several of the higher values with authentication markings on the reverse. Unlisted in Scott catalogue, but sought after by specialized collectors and valued by Michel catalogue. Owner’s 2020 Michel Specialized catalogue value €1268.00 ($1995.00 CDN). All neatly arranged and identified on pages. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$0.00
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303
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Great Britain #3/208. Bundle 1: Mostly used accumulation on five, assorted album pages. Includes lots of used Queen Victoria-era material, with denominations to 10/-, and lots of potential for finds with different plate numbers and cancels. Individual items with catalogue values to $600.00. About 148 mostly different stamps, the condition is mixed. At estimate, this lot will be pennies on the (catalogue value) dollar. Estimate =
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$180.00
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$32.00
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304
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Great Britain #3/254. Bundle 2: Five-reign mostly used accumulation on five manila stockpages. Comes with a good dose of Queen Victoria-era used items, with denominations to 5/-, and lots of study potential amongst the "Penny Reds" and various plate potential, with a few "official" overprints and there are a number of readable cancels. With individual items with catalogue values to $400.00. Over 500 stamps, with a bit of light duplication and mixed condition. At estimate, this lot will be pennies on the (catalogue value) dollar. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$30.00
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305
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Great Britain #3/255 REMOVE. Bundle 3: Album or collection fragments from at least eight different collections. Starts with a nice study of QV "Penny Reds" and "Tuppence Blue" issues, and there are bits and pieces of better and/or interesting Queen Victoria-era used items, with denominations to 5/- and individual items with catalogue values to $300.00. Over 500 stamps, with a bit of light duplication and mixed condition. At estimate, this lot will be pennies on the (catalogue value) dollar. Estimate =
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$170.00
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$13.00
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306
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Great Britain #3/256 REMOVE. Bundle 4: This one starts with a (faulty) Penny Black, with an assortment of loose and usually unrelated album pages with lots of better Queen Victoria-era used items to sink your teeth into. We saw stamps with denominations up to 5/- and individual items with catalogue values to $300.00. Over 300 stamps, with a bit of light duplication and mixed condition. At estimate, this lot will be pennies on the (catalogue value) dollar. Estimate =
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$170.00
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$13.00
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307
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Great Britain #108. Fresh and well centered used example of the 5 shilling carmine rose 1884 issue high value, with an interesting "Threadneedle Street" (London) oval cancel. An eye-catching fault-free Victorian era item. We have added the 25% premium added for centering as per Scott catalogue footnotes and while this could likely deserve the 25% premium for postmark, that has not been added. 2024 Scott US$362.50 =
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$489.40
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$0.00
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308
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Great Britain #124. Used example of the 1891 issue £1 green Victoria, watermark 30 (3 x Imperial Crowns). Attractive centering, exceptional colour, very lightly cancelled. A very pretty Victorian era high value. Small sealed tear at upper-left, but still a desirable QV "pound value". 2025 Scott US$925.00 =
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$1,248.75
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$10.00
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309
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Great Britain #209. Fine/Very Fine used example of the 1929 issue £1.00 black "PUC Pound". Usual parcel-post style postmark, which stays "face free" of George V. The best known KGV high value issue and a key 20th century high value commemorative. 2025 Scott US$600.00 =
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$810.00
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$22.00
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310
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Great Britain #1300/1585. Album 1: Green Lighthouse 2-post album, with hingeless pages for decimal-era Machins/definitives from 1971 to 1997/99. The pages are near new, the binder has a bit of usual minor wrinkling. The are about 220 different mint, never hinged, stamps (mostly to about 1992), including Machins and Castles to £5 and a £10 "Britannia". There is also an assortment of pages covering the Machin regional issues, but with no stamps. Because of the way the collector substituted the annual supplements, there is probably some duplication of pages. The binder has unfortunately pulled out the back posts, due to overstuffing. It might be repairable. Perfect for getting your 20th century Machins whipped into shape. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$42.00
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311
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Great Britain #1300/1585. Album 2: Green Lighthouse 2-post album, imprinted "Great Britain" on the spine with hingeless pages for 1990-1999, and what appears to be a complete run of mint never hinged commemoratives for 1990-1994. The pages are near new, the binder has a bit of usual wrinkling and comes with a matching slipcase. While the stamps catalogue US$212.90, the true value is the album which as-new would set you back an astonishing $580.00!!! Estimate =
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$250.00
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$130.00
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312
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Great Britain #1300/1585. Albums 3 and 4: Lighthouse hingeless pages for 2001 to 2006 plus 2009 to 2010 in a pair of 2-post albums (one a green Lighthouse binder, imprinted "Great Britain" on the spine with a split cover, the other a blue Ka-Be binder, both have matching slip covers). There are an assortment of mint, never hinged, stamps up to 2006 (most are denominated, with few "1st", "2nd" or "E" stamps), and there is a bit of early 21st century Machins and regional issues. The pages have significant original cost and the stamps catalogue US$207.30. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$32.00
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313
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Great Britain #1300/1585 REMOVE 1217/1283. Album 5: Lighthouse hingeless pages for 1980 to 1997 in a green 2-post binder with "Great Britain" embossed on the spine and a matching slipcase. Just a handful of mint, never hinged, stamps from 1988-89 otherwise, these are awaiting your collection. The 1980s pages are over $250.00! The album seems to have one post which has pulled out of the back due to overstuffing (we have fixed the overstuffing, but the post may need your patient care). Estimate =
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$140.00
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$140.00
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314
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Great Britain - A primarily 21st century first day cover collection. About 225 different, cacheted and addressed, issued between 2002-2010, plus about 75 earlier to the mid-1960’s (some cacheted, some not). Mostly commemorative issues, with a few souvenir sheets. Seems to be fairly complete. All housed in three modern Lighthouse "100 FDC" cover albums, two blue, one burgundy, and one older green Lighthouse #10 cover album (these albums alone retail over $150.00). Substantial face value here, with an original Post Office cost exceeding $1000.00, plus the albums. The overall condition is excellent. We don’t often see large holdings of such recent material. Estimate =
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$300.00
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$10.00
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315
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Great Britain - Cancel collection Part #1: Queen Victoria era numeral cancels for Scotland and Ireland on various pages, most readily identifiable and numerically sorted with the town name. Most are on Penny Reds (which appear to be unchecked for plate numbers), with a few better singles lurking here and there. Lots of variety, with about 200 from each country, with many different towns and light to moderate duplication. Most are off paper, but a few are on piece. Total of 410 items and one cover. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$10.00
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316
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Great Britain - Cancel collection Part #2: Queen Victoria era "Series 3" numeral cancels for England and Wales on various pages, most readily identifiable and numerically sorted with the town name. Most are on Penny Reds (which appear to be unchecked for plate numbers), with a few better singles lurking here and there. Lots of variety, with about several hundred cancels and two covers, with many different towns and light to moderate duplication. Most are off paper, but a few are on piece, and helpful notations are added throughout. There is also a couple of pages with numeral cancels of the colonies, some on British stamps, most on the stamp of the colony (e.g. Hong Kong, Tasmania, Sierra Leone...) Estimate =
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$300.00
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$10.00
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317
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Great Britain - Cancel collection Part #3: Queen Victoria era "Maltese" plus "Series 1, 2, 2A" numeral cancels for London on exhibit and stock pages, most readily identifiable and sorted. Most are on Penny Reds starting with #3 going up to #33 (which appear to be unchecked for plate numbers), with a few better singles lurking here and there. There are 4 London sub-office numbers in Maltese cross cancels. Lots of variety, with about at least 400 stamps and one cover, representing many different cancels with light to moderate duplication. Most are off paper, but a few are on piece. Calling all cancel specialists! Estimate =
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$400.00
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$22.00
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318
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Great Britain - Collection / Accumulation of mint never hinged Great Britain in a variety of formats. The lot includes year sets, booklets presentations, appearing to be purchased from the philatelic services from the 1980’s. Face value for the lot totals £224.00 (including 40x 1ST stamps counted at £1.70 each), not including the roughly £37 of face value Machin stamps. A nice clean lot suitable for collectors or postage users alike. Very fine. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$0.00
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319
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Great Britain - Group of roughly 225 Great Britain first day covers, ranging from the 1960's to the 1980's, noting several sets, and some singles and souvenir sheet frankings, along with roughly 10 covers signed by footballers, including a first day cover signed by 10 players from the 1966 World Cup winning team. The lot includes a few covers from Channel Islands, and a few commemorative covers. A nice lot, with a few covers having small corner bends, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$10.00
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320
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Great Britain - Large collection / accumulation of mint never hinged Great Britain material in roughly 100 glassines, souvenir sheets, and a few presentation packs. The lot primarily consists of sets of plate blocks or gutter blocks of 6 (with some having "traffic light" gutter blocks, with a few having "traffic lights" and a plate number), for several stamp sets from the 1970s to the 1980’s, with many glassines identified by Scott number and have retail pricing ranging from $5 to $10 for each glassine. Also included is an accumulation of roughly 20 souvenir sheets, and 20 presentation packs from the same time period. Face value for the lot is in excess of £700.00 ($1282.80 CDN) with denominations generally ranging from 10p to 34p. A nice lot for collectors or dealers, with only a few small faults on a couple of stamps. Well worth the estimate of less than half of the face value! Estimate =
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$600.00
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$55.00
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321
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Great Britain - Primarily used collection of Great Britain on roughly 75 album or quadrille pages housed in a binder, ranging from 1840 to 1981. This collection has a little bit of everything beginning with a serviceable penny black with black Maltese Cross postmark (zero margins, Scott c.v. $375), and continues with roughly 60 Penny Reds (Scott #33, unchecked for better plates), along with a few other used Victorian issues, with strength from the 1880’s onwards, including a few mint hinged examples of a few Victorian, Edward VII, and King George V issues. The lot also includes a few examples of overprinted Officials, private overprints, a couple of used Seahorses, Offices Abroad, a few interesting covers, and more, noting a few stamps cataloguing $10 and up. We note a few small faults on a few of the early stamps, otherwise a fine to very fine lot. See our online photos for a representative sample of this offering. Estimate =
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$300.00
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$38.00
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322
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Great Britain - Selection of 143 different used 2019-2025 issues, many are King Charles III issues. Recent issues are near impossible to find used! 2025 Scott US$405.00 =
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$546.75
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$55.00
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323
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Great Britain - Guernsey & Alderney #1/563, J1-J41, N1-N5 and 1/90. Near-complete collection of mint (and over 95% never hinged) issues in a lovely Lighthouse album with hingeless pages to 1995. Guernsey has almost every stamp and souvenir sheet including German occupation, regional and postage dues. Alderney is complete, except for the 1994-1995 definitives. A few Scott-listed sub-numbers and all booklets are missing. The imprinted green 2-post binder and matching slipcover are in excellent condition. This album, alone, will set you back over $300.00! Total 2024 Scott US$657.05 =
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$887.02
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$55.00
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324
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Great Britain - Isle of Man #1/665, J1-J25. Every space in this Lighthouse hingeless album, with pages to 1995 has a mint never hinged stamp in it (with the exception of about 4 stamps, which are used), including regionals and souvenir sheets. Missing only a few Scott-listed sub-numbers (usually reprints with different perforations and dates), and there are no booklet panes. The imprinted green 2-post binder and matching slipcover are in excellent condition. This album, alone, will set you back over $300.00! Total 2024 Scott US$521.40 =
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$703.89
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$55.00
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325
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Great Britain - Jersey #1/1722 plus back of the book. A remarkable used dealer’s stock of (mostly) postally used Jersey up to 2013, neatly organized and identified on manila stockpages. Includes higher values such as #20, 268, 390, 506, 933 as well as difficult to find booklet singles and die cut stamps from the past 30 years, plus 50 examples of the WWII occupation stamps! Two binders’ worth, with up to 15 of a type and with relatively even distribution. Post-1990 postally used stamps are not easy to come across, let alone so completely and in such select condition. The catalogue value will be substantial, as many of the modern "commons" catalogue a dollar a stamp, or more. About 3000 stamps (no souvenir sheets). Estimate =
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$220.00
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$0.00
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326
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Great Britain - Jersey #1/693, J1-J46, N1-N8. Near complete collection of mint (and it appears that only the German occupation issues are hinged) issues in a lovely Lighthouse album with hingeless pages to 1994. Almost every stamp and souvenir sheet are here including German occupation, regional and postage dues. A few Scott-listed sub-numbers are missing and there are no booklets. The imprinted green 2-post binder and matching slipcover are in excellent condition. This album, alone, will set you back over $300.00! Total 2024 Scott US$551.40 =
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$744.39
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$55.00
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327
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Greece #117/2268, C1/C80, J2/J89, N17/N243, RA1/RA91. A mint and used stock of mostly 20th century material that got nicely organized and then never got a chance to be retailed. How long has it sat? The cataloguing is from the 2004 Scott, and we noticed price increases amongst the better material such as mint copies of #124 (formerly $45.00 now $115.00), #600 (formerly $14.50 now $60.00), RA29 (formerly $35.00 now $60.00). Plus, there are many more price increases out there amongst the 2000 stamps on 35 manila stockpages. Each stamp has been identified by Scott, with not much after 1990, but with lots of goodies in the back of the book section. Some light to moderate duplication. Collection or stock builder? Yes! Estimate =
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$200.00
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$10.00
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328
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Greece #165/2390. Large used collection covering 1901 to 2009 attractively organized in a maroon coloured 64-black page (Lighthouse?) stockbook. Hit or miss up to about 1960, and then very thorough onwards (we don’t often see such recent Greek material). A total of 1518 different stamps, with individual items cataloguing up to about $15.00. There is some earlier bonus material from Crete, Thrace as well as a page of forgeries and reprints of 19th century material. A nice starter collection that comes in an elegant and expensive stockbook. Estimate =
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$140.00
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$10.00
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329
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Greenland #1/468, B1-B30 plus extras. A stunning clean collection of Mint Never Hinged Greenland from the 1958-2005 period, all neatly arranged within a deluxe padded SAFE brand hingeless album. A largely complete offering for the period, with only a few better sets removed (and offered within this sale). Includes 563 stamps and 19 souvenir sheets, plus the 1935 "Thule" set (not listed in Scott, not counted in the total catalogue value). Impeccably clean and the perfect collection to enhance your current collection, or be the basis of a new country collection. The album alone would retail for $200.00! Comes with detailed hand-written inventory list. 2025 Scott US$1792.30 =
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$2,419.60
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$16.00
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330
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Greenland #10-18. Complete mint Never Hinged 1945 "American Issue" pictorial set of nine, F-VF, with the majority of the stamps being VF centered. An attractive set, which we believe has always been undervalued in Scott. A tough set to find this nice. 2025 Scott US$325.00 =
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$438.75
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$20.00
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331
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Greenland #19-27. Complete mint Never Hinged set of the Liberation overprint "American issue". Attractive, well centered and with good perforations. A well above-average example of this seldom-seen series. Eye-catching, the perfect addition to any collection. 2025 Scott US$1375.00 =
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$1,856.25
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$22.00
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332
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Greenland #22a-27a. Complete group of error "Liberation" overprints. An attractive and scarce mint Never Hinged grouping of error stamps which occurred as two ink colours were being used to overprint the sheets and almost inevitably, a few wrong sheets were overprinted with the wrong colour ink. Amongst the most important of Greenland issues, these are also sought by topical collectors of horses, dogs, airplanes, polar bears and birds. The 10ore value has a slight gum bend, mentioned "for the record". 2025 Scott $2900.00 =
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$3,915.00
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$120.00
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333
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Greenland #Q1-Q9, Q10-Q11. Stunning mint hinged group of all the basic Scott listed Parcel Post stamps, making for a complete run of these "back of the book" stamps for this North Atlantic Nation. All reasonably hinged, with the 1 ore value being never hinged. The 3kr value has a pinhole, and although included with the lot, was not counted in the catalogue value. Nice clean material. 2025 Scott US$845.00 =
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$1,140.75
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$16.00
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334
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Greenland #Q7a, Q8a plus varieties. Interesting mint hinged assembly of Greenland Parcel Post issues, including the Scott listed perforation varieties of the 70 ore / 1 kroner values (Q7a, Q8a, catalogue US$265.00), plus non-Scott listed "kartonpapir" 5 ore to 20 ore values (4 stamps) and then three colour variations of the 10 ore, 20 ore and 70 ore values (not listed in Scott). An interesting group of the specialist, with "kartonpapir" and shade varieties counted only by basic Scott (so plenty of upside). 2025 Scott US$715.00 =
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$965.25
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$16.00
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335
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Greenland - Collection of mint and used Greenland on 5 quadrille pages, 1938-1980. This neatly organized collection contains just over 100 stamps and includes Scott #10-18 (mh, c.v. $166 total), 19-21 (mh, $225 total), and includes 5 mint Thule stamps. Scott 2025 catalogue value for the collection totals $512.00. A nice clean lot for all worldwide collectors, overall fine to very fine. All pages photographed online. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$13.00
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336
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Guernsey - Large collection of primarily mint never hinged Guernsey in hingeless pages, housed in two premium Stanley Gibbons / DAVO albums with slipcases. This neatly organized collection contains many hundreds of stamps, and many souvenir sheets, ranging from 1969 to 2005 (includes a few used occupation stamps from the 1940's), with a few used singles and sets, with the overwhelming majority of material being never hinged from the 1970's onwards, including postage dues. Very clean offering, noting some singles, sets, and souvenir sheets cataloguing $5 to $15 and up each. A very nice collection, suitable for British Commonwealth and worldwide collectors. The albums alone are wourth a couple hundred dollars. 2025 Scott US$1,146.00 =
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$1,595.00
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$140.00
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337
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Hong Kong #178-179. VF Mint Never Hinged 1948 issue GeoVI Silver Wedding set of two. Hard to find nicer! Sets like this used to sell for over $1,000.00 in the mid-1990s. 2025 Scott US$329.00 =
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$444.15
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$19.00
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338
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Hong Kong #179. VF used trio (vertical pair and single) of the 1948 Silver Wedding $10.00 high value George VI issue. This is the key-value stamp of the entire Silver Wedding series. Arguably harder to find nicely used than mint. 2024 Scott US$315.00 =
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$425.25
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$10.00
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339
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Hungary #1/3031 plus Back of the Book. Old Minkus album with pages to 1980 and a good starter collection with about 1500 different used stamps, including revaluations, airmail, postage due, occupation issues, etc. We noted individual stamps with catalogue values up to $25.00. Coverage is sporadic with some sections being nearly complete and others not so much. We didn’t see any souvenir sheets. Generally speaking, the stamps are in decent / above average condition. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$10.00
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340
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Iceland #11/1251 plus Back of the Book. A very clean used mounted collection of Icelandic issues up to 2011 on computer-generated pages, each in a page protector. Starts a bit slowly, but with individual stamps cataloguing up to $75.00 with $5-$40 stamps throughout the collection. A couple of damaged stamps, like #14a - catalogue $500.00 are mounted upside down and not considered in the estimated. There are a few 1920’s revalued issues, seven values from the 1930 "Parliament" issue, and by the post-war period, very few values are missing. In the 1980’s and 1990’s there are also a number of used souvenir sheets. After 2000 the collection becomes spotty again, as the collector was looking for postally used stamps, which are difficult to find. The "back of the book" includes semi-postals, air mail and officials. About 700 stamps here. There are a small number with revenue cancels and the collector added used multiples here and there to break things up. The value of this type of Scandinavian material adds up quickly. Estimate =
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$250.00
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$22.00
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341
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India #206. VF used example of the high value 1948 issue 10 Rupees rose brown and brown Mahatma Gandhi "in memoriam" commemorative. By far the key regular Indian issue of the GeoVI period. While valued as less used, we have far fewer used examples than mint. 2025 Scott US$200.00 =
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$270.00
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$32.00
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342
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India - Accumulation of a few hundred India covers, generally ranging from the 1950's to the 1970's, with material possible on either side of the given range. A quick spot check indicated several air letters (similar frankings, unchecked for better postmarks), along with airmail covers, registration rates, book post, and more. Condition ranges from mixed to better, as is the nature with commercial mail. Estimate =
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$140.00
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$42.00
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343
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India & States #8/2259, C1/C12, M1/M60, O6/O224. Well organized dealer’s stock of a couple thousand stamps on 36 manila stockpages, with each stamp identified and priced by Scott (2024). Includes better sets and singles with catalogue values up to $60.00 and light to moderate duplication (up to 10 of a kind). 23 pages are regular issue stamps into the 21st century, but most is pre-1970. There are seven pages of back of the book, with some nice air mail, military overprints and officials. The binder concludes with six pages with a scattering of Indian States, with a number of states represented but fairly sparsely, except for Travancore. Overall the condition is quite nice and the level of order cannot be beat. There are a few potential forgeries/reprints/unknowns thrown in to spice things up a bit. Estimate =
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$250.00
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$11.00
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344
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Indonesia #1L4/1L41, 2L4/2L44, 1/615. Dealer’s Stock Part 1: Substantial mint and used dealer’s holding including some Java and Sumatra printings, overprints for Jakarta, "RIS", plus good coverage of regular issues including the Sukarno issue up to 1963. About 40 manila stockpages, packed with up to 20 of a type. Includes better such as #347a (8 mint copies and 1 used, these alone catalogue $425.00). The completeness also allows for this to be a good collection builder. Estimate =
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$180.00
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$10.00
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345
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Indonesia #616/2078, B58/B222, C1/C54, J2/J104. Dealer’s Stock Part 2: Substantial mint and used dealer’s holding covering 1964 to 2005 and a lovely group of back of the book, beautifully laid out on about 75 manila stockpages with each stamp identified and catalogued (the cataloguing is a bit dated, but still close). Up to about 20 of a type, with some very complete runs making it perfect to build or fill in a collection. Noted better such as 8 copies of #C31 and lots of more modern material that is not often seen. Estimate =
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$180.00
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$10.00
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346
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Indonesia - Riau Archipelago and West Irian #1/40 and 20/61/J1-J12. Small accumulation on three stockpages with "RIAU" overprints, including #1 (mint), #3 (used), and #11 (mint and used), this quartet catalogues over $750.00. Plus, there is an assortment of other values to $15.00 catalogue value in quantities of up to 10. This is followed by an assortment of "Irian Barat" overprints on an assortment of 1960s issues and postage dues, again both mint and used seen here. Each is identified by Scott number and catalogue value. About $1000.00 catalogue value in total. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$10.00
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347
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Iran #27/427 plus Back of the Book. Early Persian issues needing a specialist’s eye (and knowledge). Eight stockpages with an accumulation covering 35 years of issues that are notorious for forgeries, reprints and favour cancels. And while there is obviously some of this material, there is other material that looks legitimate. With potential catalogue values up to $1000.00 each, it will make for an interesting research project. Over 700 stamps, both mint and used, with up to about 10 of a type. All neatly identified and catalogued by Scott 2015. A great opportunity to find some gold. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$20.00
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348
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Iran #428/2931. Fascinating and potentially valuable dealer’s stock of 20th century regular issues. Mint and used on 34 manila stockpages. Includes a good mix of early 20th century material mixed in with a bit of potential reprints or cancelled to order material, which does not take away from all the good material that is packed in here. There is lots of better material from the post-war period, including #908-909, 910-914, 933-934, 941-946. While some potentially questionable material has catalogue values to $1000.00, there is solid material in the $10.00-$50.00 range everywhere. This lot can help you build your collection or stock and give you some raw material on which to hone your identification skills. Each item is identified by Scott number with a 2015 catalogue value, which are very close to the current values. About 2500 stamps here. A wonderful opportunity to sort out. Estimate =
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$400.00
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$20.00
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349
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Iran #B1/B36, C2/C100, O8/O97, P1, Q1/Q65, RA1/RA10. A "back of the book" dealer’s stock on eight manila stockpages with a range of mint and used, includes better items such as #B22-B27, C75-C78, Q65, as well as some official overprints that will need your critical eye as forgeries and reprints abound. Over 500 stamps here, with duplication up to 10 copies, each identified by Scott number and 2015 catalogue value (very close to today’s values). The used have some nice cancels. Potential laden! Estimate =
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$200.00
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$20.00
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350
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Iraq #2/1702, C1/C43, O1/O346, RA1/RA23. Dealer’s stock on 38 manila stockpages in a pair of binders. Mint and used, with heavy coverage to 1970 and then hit or miss up to 2004, including a quality back of the book selection. Each stamp is identified by Scott number and 2015 catalogue price (which are very close to today’s Scott prices). Includes better with sets and singles of up to $60.00 catalogue value and up to 15 of a type. About 1/3 of the pages are mint multiples of various sets or singles (up to about 100 of a type). The catalogue value will add up quickly here and we NEVER see accumulations like this, let alone so clean and well organized. Estimate =
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$180.00
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$10.00
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351
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Ireland - A mostly used collection/accumulation covering 1922 to 2006 on a variety of pages. Starts with a good smattering of 1922-1923 overprints of various types (generally to the 9d values), with thorough coverage of the 1920’s-1950’s commemoratives and definitives. The 1960’s include the Europa issues and coverage is strong into the early 2000’s, including the occasional booklet pane or souvenir sheet. The only mint items that we noted are souvenir sheets from the last decade of this collection, which are very difficult to get postally used. While most of the material is organized, there are little pockets of duplication and/or chaos, which will only add to this lots appeal. Over 1000 stamps here. Estimate =
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$170.00
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$11.00
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352
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Israel #5/1983, C1/C27. Two volume dealer’s stock. Volume 1 is mint issues on 17 manila stockpages, with an assortment of various sets and singles with up to 20 of a type, most with tabs. Better include #11 and #24 with tabs. The used is broader, with issues to 2015 on 42 manila stockpages (most do not have tabs, as is often the case). Noted #55 (four copies), C1-C8 and a number of post 2000 issues (these often catalogue $2-$5 each and are not often seen). Take what you want and sell the balance. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$10.00
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353
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Israel #276/1071. Looks can be deceiving. This older Schaubek springback album has pages covering to 1990, and at first look the stamps have no tabs. However, when the collector (nicely) added clear mounts, they tucked the tabs in behind the never hinged stamps. The collection is very complete for this era including commemoratives, definitives and a couple of dozen souvenir sheets (but no booklet panes). Over 700 different stamps here and these Schaubek albums are very pricey to replace. Estimate =
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$180.00
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$26.00
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354
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Italy #C3-C9. Complete mint hinged set of the 1926-1928 "Posta Aerea" Airmail series of 7 different values. A tough early airmail set to assemble, especially this nice. 2025 Scott US$153.75 =
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$207.55
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$10.00
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355
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Italy #C27. VF mint Hinged example of the 1930 issued 7.70l "Trans Atlantic Squadron" airmail issue, issued to commemorate the flight by Italian aviators from Rome to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. A scarce key-value airmail issue. 2025 Scott US$450.00 =
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$607.50
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$22.00
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356
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Italy #C42-C47. Choice mint Lightly Hinged complete set of the 1933 airmail series, showing the Graf Zeppelin over iconic Italian architecture. In lovely condition and with fresh, clean appearance. 2025 Scott US$135.00 =
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$182.25
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$30.00
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357
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Italy #C48-C49. Complete mint Lightly Hinged set of the 1933 issue Balbo Trans-Atlantic Rome to Chicago Flight triptychs. Balbo's famous massed flight was at the time a highlight of Italian military aviation and technology. 2025 Scott US$285.00 =
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$384.75
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$32.00
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358
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Italy #C62-C65. VF mint Never Hinged complete set of the 1934 issued, 2nd World Soccer Championships set of four. Great colour, no toning and pristine gum. A premium set. 2025 Scott US$332.50 =
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$448.90
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$26.00
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359
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Italy #J21-J24. Complete used set of the 1884-1903 Postage Due series of four stamps. Interestingly, these postage due stamps are not known used "on cover", but were rather used for internal Post Office accounting. 2025 Scott US$210.00 =
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$283.50
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$10.00
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360
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Italy #Q1-Q6. Complete used set of 1884-1886 period Parcel Post stamps series for six different values. An eye-catching set, with some attractive postmarks here! 2025 Scott US$476.50 =
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$643.30
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$13.00
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361
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Italy - Aegean Islands - A very organized dealer’s stock with mint (and some used) overprinted issues, sorted by the individual island(s), by Scott number (with a 2009 catalogue value), and then mint and/or used. Up to 8 of a type and about 1000 stamps in total. Many of the catalogue values on these issues have appreciated considerably in the past few years. Includes Calchi, Calino, Caso, Coo, Lero, Lisso, Nisiro, Patmo, Piscopi, Rhodes (lots here, including "back of the book" such as postage dues and parcel post pairs), Scarpanto, Simi (#4 mint with owner’s mark - cat $140.00) and Stampalia (#10 - 2 mint copies - cat $95.00 each). Perfect for a collection builder or for resale! Estimate =
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$250.00
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$36.00
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362
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Italy - Offices Abroad & Aegean Islands - Overprints for offices in Crete, Africa, Turkish Empire on three manila stockpages plus two with general issues for the Aegean Islands. A neatly laid out dealer’s stock, sorted by colony, Scott number, with 2009 catalogue value, and then by mint and/or used. Very organized, very clean, with up to about 10 of a type. Better such as "Durazzo" 2 mint copies of #3 (catalogue $80.00 each), "Valona" #7 mint (cat. $55.00) and the 1912 Aegean overprints (one mint and used each of #1 and #2). This region has seen significant increases in catalogue prices over the past decade. While the Scott numbers are correct, the catalogue prices depicted are all low. Estimate =
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$180.00
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$26.00
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363
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Italy - Offices Abroad General #1/14. A used quintet of "Estero" overprints on 1870s Italian "corner design" issues, used with a mix of grid and circular date stamp cancels, with #1, 5, 10, 11 and 14. The overprints look good, but without a certificate, we are offering these "as-is". 2024 Scott US$1542.00 =
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$2,081.70
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$11.00
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364
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Italy - Offices Abroad General #2/10. A mint trio of 1870s "Estero" overprints on Italian "corner design" issues, hinged with usual centering, with #2, #3 and #10. The overprints look good, but without a certificate, we are offering these "as-is". 2024 Scott US$1280.00 =
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$1,728.00
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$11.00
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365
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Japan - A pair of red, embossed spine, springback binders with post-war hingeless pages (no stamps). Includes sections for National Parks (1949-1974), Definitives (1945-1989), Prefectures (1989-1991), Air Mail (1950-1953), Commemoratives (1946-1979). A few pages have light pencil notations that will easily erase. The binders are in excellent condition and are embossed: "Nippon I" and Nippon II". Comes with slightly different matching slipcases that could use a little cleanup (from old labels). Lighthouse is no longer producing these older Japanese albums. Original retail would be $700.00. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$13.00
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366
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Japan - Duo of early fold-out 1900’s "Postage Stamp Collections" which were sold (largely) to tourists arriving by steamship to Japan and China around the turn of the 19th century. These fanciful part-stamps, part art assemblies contain a mix of both legitimate stamps / stationery and forged / replica stamps dating back to the first issues. The first folder contains 3 postal stationery postcards and 20 stamps, the second contains 4 postal stationery postcards and 34 stamps. A few stamps have fallen off over the decades, but most are firmly pasted in-place. If the stamps were all legitimate, these would add up significantly in catalogue value. While the stamps / forgeries could likely be removed with minimal damage, these are best enjoyed for the philatelic art they are. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$16.00
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367
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Liechtenstein #107a. Sound, fresh and F/VF used 1930 issue 2fr Prince Francis and Princess Elsa, perf 11½ x 10½, with light partial CDS cancel. A key perf variety to the set. A "crown gem" of a Liechtenstein collection. 2025 Scott US$7750.00 =
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$10,462.50
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$10.00
|
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368
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Madeira #5/58, P1, RA1-RA3, RJ1-RJ3. Nice selection from this Portuguese island with overprints, da Gama, Ceres and even a bit from the "back of the book" on a stock card. Includes some better such as #5 (3 used copies), #9 (1 no gum, 1 used), #13, #20, #26, #27, #27b. Expect a bit of mixed condition. A copy of #31 missing a piece out of the upper right corner cataloguing $550.00 is not counted in the owner’s catalogue value. Total 2024 Scott US$1605.85 =
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$2,167.90
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$110.00
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369
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Malaya - Negri Sembilan #21-35. Complete mint Lightly Hinged set of the 1935-1941 "Arms of Negri Sembilan" series of 19 stamps. We don't see these complete sets too often, from a very philatelically popular area. 2025 Scott US$211.45 =
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$285.45
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$11.00
|
|
370
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Mauritius #18. VF unused (no gum) example of the 1859 issued, 6p blue "Seated Britannia", imperforate on wove paper. A very attractive example of this early issue. 2025 Scott US$800.00 =
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$1,080.00
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$10.00
|
|
371
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Mesopotamia #N28/N50, NO1/NO22. British Occupation of Iraq overprints on Turkish stamps, a "never seen" dealer’s stock on three manila stockpages. With mint and used, up to 15 of a type, and better such as N40, 41, N46, NO5, NO6, NO8, NO9, NO10, NO12. Very fresh. An uncounted bonus item is #N2 that has a bit of a dubious overprint, but at $300.00 catalogue value it will fill a space if it turns out to be a forgery. The owner catalogued these by the 2015 Scott, and the higher values have generally gone up by 5-15%. Total 2015 Scott US$879.05 =
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$1,186.72
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$60.00
|
|
372
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Monaco #1/2309. Dealer’s stock - Part 1: The regular issues in a 3" binder with a beautifully organized stock of about 2800 mint, used (and often both), stamps sorted chronologically and identified by Scott number and (an older) catalogue value on 45 manila stockpages. Individual items with catalogue values to $100.00 with some better like #13, 20, 125, 143, 152 and there are $5-$10 sets and singles all over the place. There is duplication to 15 of a type and while some minor faults are to be expected, this is a much cleaner offering than is normally seen. Substantial catalogue value here. Estimate =
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$300.00
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$22.00
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373
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Monaco #B1/B103, C1/88, CB1/CB13, J1/J84. Dealer’s stock - Part 2: The "back of the book" on thirteen manila stockpages, with a primarily mint holding with some better semi-postals (#B3, B4, B5, B10-B12, B14, B17, B22, B61-B75). Airmails include C1, strips of C20a, C30-C33, C38-39, C41, C41a, C42. There is over three pages of postage dues with J38A, J44a, J45a. A very clean offering, with each stamp already identified by Scott number and (an older) catalogue value which will make sorting this out a dream. Substantial catalogue value here. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$22.00
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|
374
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Mozambique and Mozambique Company #3/1741, C1/C36, J34/J50, MR1/MR4, RA1/RA60 and 1/207, C1/C15, J5/J40, RA1/RA4. Can’t remember the last time that we had a dealer’s holding of this African Portuguese colony. What you get here is 25 manila stockpages with a stock of mint and used issues that are painstakingly organized, including Scott numbers and (older, but still relevant) catalogue values. Classics to late 20th century material, with individual items with catalogue values to $15.00 and up to 10 of a type. Plus, a decent mix of back of the book issues. About 1300 stamps here. Estimate =
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$160.00
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$10.00
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375
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Netherlands #1/562 plus Back of the Book. Part 1: Davo album with pages to 1976, with about 90% of the spaces with a nicely added clear mount giving it the feel of being a hingeless album. There is very good coverage of issues from the 1850’s onwards, with lots of $20+ individual stamps, and decent coverage of the semi-postal and postage due issues for this period. Up to 1964, the stamps are primarily used (and most of the better 19th century issues have perforation damage). After 1964 the material is almost all mint, never hinged. About 550 different stamps. A more recent two-post album type with a matching slipcase. To buy a similar album new will set you back about $350.00, without a single stamp! Estimate =
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$200.00
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$10.00
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376
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Netherlands #536/739 plus Back of the Book. Part 2: Davo album with pages from 1977 to 1988, with about 90% of the spaces with a nicely added clear mount giving it the feel of being a hingeless album. There are only about 150 stamps, mostly used in the 1970s and mint in the early 1980s with the last few years having almost no stamps (but there is a stockpage with a few more recent issues). There is a bonus second (worn) Davo binder with empty pages from 1852-1980, many black and clear mounts added, not as clean as the first volume, but the two albums together give you a full country album lot to 1988. Comes with two "fabric" binders and one matching slipcase. The primarily value here is for the albums, which would cost over $250.00 as new. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$10.00
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377
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Netherlands and Colonies - Collection of over 1,000 mint and used Netherlands and Colonies on 26 quadrille pages in a springback album. The main collection consists of several hundred mint and used Netherlands, including sets and partial sets, ranging from 1864 to 1960, noting perfins, postage dues, officials, and more. Catalogue values generally range from $5 and under for most stamps, but did note material cataloguing $10 and up, including Scott #B1-B3 (used, $52 total), leaving better finds for the dedicated collector. The lot also includes selections of mint and used Netherlands Indies, Curacao, Suriname, and more. Postmark interest includes CDS, squared circles, and more, noting a few socked on the nose town cancels. Our online photos show a small taste. A nice lot for the Netherlands collector, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$250.00
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$24.00
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378
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Netherlands Curacao #1/546, B1/B223, C7/C42, CB13/CB36, J15/J57. A split dealer’s stock on manila stockpages with about half the pages being mint (noting #13-17, B4-B9, B15-B19) and the other half are used (2 copies of #8), plus a bit of Aruba and Suriname. Well organized, with stamps individually identified by Scott and catalogued (2013), with clean material and up to 10 of a type, with a good range of back of the book. Covers the classic early issues up to the early 1980’s. The catalogue value will add up quickly here. Estimate =
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$180.00
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$10.00
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379
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Netherlands Indies #1/290 plus Back of the Book. Two partial collections that will merge nicely. Mostly used, with some mint, with good coverage of the King William III design, lots of Queen Wilhelmina and numeral issues, including various overprints, and hit or miss coverage up to Indonesian independence. With some semi-postal, airmail, postage due and official issues. Noted better items to $100.00 catalogue value. There are also some great cancels, including a number on piece (noted a piece with #289 and #290, catalogue at $75.00). Expect some mixed condition (all the copies of #1-2 are faulty) and a bit of duplication. The last lot from a nice estate of Netherlands Indies that we have been breaking up over several months. Great to build a collection or to break up for sale. Estimate =
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$250.00
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$110.00
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380
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Netherlands Indies #3a/331, B1/B53, C1/C18, GY1/GY3, J5/J47, O1/O26, N1/N38. Beautifully organized and presented dealer’s stock of mostly used issues running right up to Indonesian independence, including a good batch of "back of the book". Laid out on eleven manila stockcards, each stamp is identified by its Scott number and (2013) catalogue value. Includes up to 15 of a type with catalogue values of individual stamps up to $25.00 each. Bonus is three pages of Dutch New Guinea. About 1000 stamps in total, with potential for the specialist or cancel hunter. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$10.00
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381
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Netherlands Suriname #1/1065, B1/B367, C2/C101, CB1/CB5, J1/J35. Pre-1990 dealer’s stock neatly displayed in a 48-page black covered "Uni-Safe" stockbook. The early issues are mostly used, with better such as several King William issues between #8/#15, some overprints and Queen Wilhelmena issues as well as a good run of "back of the book". The stock goes up to about 1985 with up to about 15 of a type (either mint or used) and individual catalogue values to $50.00, with lots of material in the $5-$10 range. About half this stockbook is filled, so there is room for expansion. About 1200 stamps in total. Estimate =
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$180.00
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$10.00
|
|
382
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New Guinea #C44. Absolute choice VF used example of the 1935 Airmail £2.00 violet high-value airmail issue. A stunning example. 2025 Scott US$160.00 =
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$216.00
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$11.00
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383
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New Zealand #67A/634, B1/B100a and Back of the Book. Compact "Campbell Paterson" springback album with pages to 1977, housing a good starter collection covering almost a century of NZ issues, most are used and in black mounts. A mix of mint and used, with Victorian issues to 1/-, King George V to 2/-, etc. There is a good range of semi-postal (health) stamps, with some official overprints and a few Life Insurance and Ross Dependency issues. Several hundred stamps here in total. Owner’s 2023 Scott US$950.00
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$1,282.50
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$32.00
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|
384
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New Zealand - Extensive collection of mint and used New Zealand in 3 hingeless PALO albums with slipcases, 1874-2001. This neatly organized collection contains a few thousand stamps, including mint and or used singles, sets, partial sets, souvenir sheets, and more. The collection begins with primarily used stamps up to 1920, with a mixture of mint and used material from 1920 up to 1930's, with the overwhelming majority of mint material thereafter. A spot check indicated a few pre-1900 stamps cataloguing $20 and up, noting just a few better items with Scott #s 145-159 (mix of mint and used, c.v. $238 total, counted as used), 165-170 (mh, $90 total), 288-301 (lh, $179 total), 333-352 (lh, $80 total), 382-404 (lh, $76 total), B3-B4 (nh, $200 total, ownership mark on reverse), along with a few singles and sets cataloguing $20 and up. This extensive collection also includes semi-postal health sets complete from 1957 to 1975, along with airmails (C1, C4-C8, mh, $115 total), life insurance, officials, officially sealed, underprints, several hundreds of dollars of face value material, and a stockbook with mint and used Cook Islands, Christmas Island, and Ross Dependency. A terrific lot for the New Zealand, Commonwealth, or worldwide collector. We note a few faults with some of the early used stamps, otherwise a very clean collection, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$950.00
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$46.00
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|
385
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New Zealand - Selection of 87 different recent used 2020-2024. These latest stamps are really hard to obtain used, as shown by rising catalog values. 2025 Scott US422.00 =
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$569.70
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$40.00
|
|
386
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New Zealand - Specialty lot includes nice early cancels, #1739 used IMPERF block of 10, #1359Fb used missing words "Marlborough Sounds", #336 twenty mint coil pair paste-up pairs each with different cylinder number, 8 top value modern used stamps, a few gutter pairs and booklet panes used. Great for the NZ specialist! Estimate =
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$150.00
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$42.00
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387
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Nigeria #38-49. Complete mint Hinged (mostly Lightly) set of the 1936 George V Pictorial series, with 12 different values from the 1/2d to £1.00. All neatly laid out on a stockpage. A high-quality set, with Post Office fresh colour throughout. 2025 Scott US$286.70 =
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$387.05
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$13.00
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388
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Niue #120/563, B1/B61, C1-C10, O1/O18. The pages might be titled "New Zealand" but this is an all-mint Niue offering covering 1967-1988. All never hinged in black mounts on Lighthouse pages in an attractive black springback binder (no slipcase). The stamps of Niue suffered from speculation in the early 1980’s, which led to over-production and a drop in demand. However, British Commonwealth collectors are realizing how relatively little of the later material is around, which is coupled for demand from topical collectors (and we noted: flowers, sports, birds, whales, royalty, etc). The condition is excellent, with many souvenir sheets and most of the back of the book issues from this period. If there is a downside, it is that the stamps were not mounted in chronological order, making a full determination of completeness a bit difficult. Binder alone retails about $75.00. Total 2024 Scott US$853.35 =
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$1,152.02
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$10.00
|
|
389
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Norway - Collection of used Norway on roughly 24 quadrille pages, 1856-1981. This neatly organized collection contains roughly 775 stamps (ranging from Scott #4/780 including a few shades and perforation varieties), and also includes semi-postals, postage dues, airmails, and officials. Just a few of the early stamps include Scott #s 4, 5, 8, 14, 15 (c.v. $153 total), 16-20 ($282 total), along with a few stamps, sets, and partial sets cataloguing $20 and up. Scott 2025 catalogue value totals $1,341 (counted up to 1950 only). Postage interest includes CDS including a few "socked on the nose" town cancels. Overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$95.00
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390
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Poland #12/2706 plus Back of the Book. Two-volume computer-generated pages with a very complete run of about 2300 different mint and used stamps from 1918 up to 1985. A bit sparse at first, but we did see a mint set (less #38) of #30-#40, catalogues $124.00, and then very complete through the post-war period, but without any souvenir sheets. There is a smattering of semi-official, airmail, postage due and official issues. The stamps are all in clear mounts, and the pages were custom printed to reflect the items that the collector had, presumably getting updated with new additions. One of the binders is a battered "Minkus" binder. Great way to start or expand your collection. Estimate =
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$160.00
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$50.00
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391
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Poland - Two binder dealer’s stock with a wide range of mint and used issues up to 1993 with some nice "back of the book" and occupation (General Government) issues. The first binder is mint, with some locals (listed in Michel), and then on and off coverage for the next 80 years. The relatively little duplication makes this feel like a collection as much as a stock. Noted better to $40.00 catalogue value and lots of $3-$10 sets and singles. Lots of semi-postals, airmail (#C26A-C, C28-31 imperforate) with a bit of postage due and officials. The second volume is used (plus the mint and used General Government), with more locals, singles such as #46, 64, 188, 190 with some semi-postals and air mails. The General Government is a robust offering with good coverage and individual stamps to $15.00. Three thousand very well-organized stamps with Scott numbers and (older) catalogue values throughout. Perfect for a collection builder or for resale. Estimate =
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$250.00
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$55.00
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|
392
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Portugal #1/15. Nine early used Portuguese classics with Queen Maria II, King Pedro V and the first King Luiz issue which await the eye of a specialist. Includes a used copy of #1 with a #1 grid cancel (if all genuine would catalogue $1400.00, but we have counted it as the reprint at $100.00). The #3 and #9 are cut to shape (and have been remounted on card), full examples would catalogue over $1800.00. The solid items catalogue US$348.00, and there could be a lot more catalogue value hiding in plain sight. Usual mixed condition for 1850’s era stamps. Estimate =
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$140.00
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$11.00
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393
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Portugal #18/33. A used selection from the first King Luiz design with four imperforate and seven perforated stamps issued 1866-1870. Includes #18, 20-22, 25, 27-28, 30, 32-33. All with typical grid cancels from the period. Some perforation and corner faults here and there. 2024 Scott US$1912.50 =
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$2,581.88
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$10.00
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394
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Portugal #34/78. Attractive page of King Luiz issues from 1870-1893, starting with 10 values, up to 150r, from the second design issue. and missing only a couple of key values from the next four issues but will with individual stamps cataloguing over $100.00 each. A couple have perforation or corner faults, but generally a pleasing lot with nice eye-appeal. Total 2024 Scott US$959.00 =
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$1,294.65
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$0.00
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395
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Portugal #79/131a. A very interesting decade at the end of the 19th century produced this page of used issues, including seven "Provisorio" overprints, including the 20r with the additional 1893 overprint. Nine of the thirteen stamps from the "Prince Henry" set are here, including the three high values (the 1000r could use a soaking). The lot finishes with a complete set of the first "King Carlos" definitives including both perforations of the 500r denomination. There is the occasional minor fault, but overall these have very nice appearance. Total 2024 Scott US$662.45 =
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$894.31
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$10.00
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396
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Portuguese Colonies - Dealer stock part 1: "A" to "N" colonies. Mostly classic-era material with King Carlos, Ceres and other common design material, including Republica overprints and some back of the book. Angola, Funchal, Guinea-Bissau, Inhambane, Mozambique, and Nyassa, with mint and used neatly identified by Scott number and (2014) price. On 25 manila stock pages, with generally up to 8 of a type, with sets and singles cataloguing up to $20.00 each. Perfect for the collector of Portugal, Africa, even some topical interest. Estimate =
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$180.00
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$10.00
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397
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Portuguese Colonies - Dealer stock part 2: "P" to "Z" colonies. Mostly classic-era material with King Carlos, Ceres and other common design material, including Republica overprints and some back of the book. Porta Delgada (Azores), Portuguese Congo, India, Quelimane (Mozambique), Sao Thome and Principal, Tete, Timor, Zambesi, with mint and used neatly identified by Scott number and (2014) price. On 20 manila stockpages, with generally up to 8 of a type, with sets and singles cataloguing up to $20.00 each. Perfect for the collector of Portugal, Africa and Asian colonies. Estimate =
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$180.00
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$10.00
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398
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Ryukyus #1/228, C4/C30, E1. Wide-ranging dealer’s stock covering the full occupation period of these Japanese islands, in a mix of mint and used issues with a bit of air mail, special delivery and a later souvenir sheet. Filling 28 manila stockpages, there are up to 20 of a stamp, noting better singles such as #11, 12, 16, 25, 27, 30, 34, 39, 52 and E1. A few of the mint come in multiples, and overall condition is quite good. Each item is sorted and identified by Scott number and (2010) catalogue value. We don’t see such well-organized material very often. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$10.00
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399
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Saint Vincent #2/60. Victorian-era stock of about 110 stamps, perfect for collecting, upgrading, cancels or even resale. Most are Queen Victoria profile issue with some revaluations and there are a couple of "Seal of the Colony" design. Includes better such as #12, 18, 27, 37, 48. Some typical condition issues to be expected, mostly related to the fine perforations used. Nicely laid out and identified by Scott number and an (older) catalogue value. Some have gone up, some have gone down, some have stayed the same. Overall, it is a good representation of the current value. Owner’s older (unknown year) Scott catalogue US$1758.35 =
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$2,373.77
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$55.00
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400
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San Marino #143-150. Complete mint Lightly Hinged set of the 1932 "Garibaldi" series of 8 different values. All with great colour and near pristine gum. 2025 Scott US$495.50 =
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$668.95
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$10.00
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401
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San Marino #151-154. VF mint Lightly Hinged complete set of the 1933 surcharge series of four stamps, issued for the Convention of Philatelists, San Marino (May 28th 1933). Fresh colour and just the faintest "whisper" of a hinge mark. A premium set. 2025 Scott US$451.50 =
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$609.55
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$12.00
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402
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San Marino #169-180. Complete mint hinged set (mostly lightly) of the 1935 "Melchiorre Delfico" and "Statue of Delfico" series of 12 stamps. A tough set to assemble. 2025 Scott US$203.05 =
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$274.10
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$12.00
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403
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South Africa #1/1169a. Sixty years of mint South African material from 1910 to 1970 (with a little bit issued to 2000). All neatly organized on 17 manila stockpages with stamps sorted, identified and priced by Scott (2018) the strength is in the "Pictorial" issue with lots of mint pairs, such as #44c, 53, 54, 65, plus six different, and always popular, "JIPEX" booklet ad configurations. There are a number of corner or cylinder blocks, with duplication can run to 20 of a type. There is additional potential for the specialist here. Very clean, and that catalogue value will add up quickly. Estimate =
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$260.00
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$0.00
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404
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South Africa #2/1444. Dealer’s stock of used regular issues covering 100 years to 2010. There is a good batch of pairs (some vertical, some horizontal) from the "Pictorial" issue including #28, 29, 43, 43c, 53, 56, 63, 64, 66 followed by solid coverage into the 1990’s and then it gets a bit more hit or miss. Well organized on 40 manila stockpages with Scott numbers and 2018 catalogue values. Generally, up to about 15 of a type, and there could be some appeal for the cancel hunter. Much better condition than normally seen, and certainly better organized than most. Estimate =
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$220.00
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$0.00
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405
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South Africa #B1/B17, C1/C6, J1/J72, O2/O52. Mint, back of the book, holding neatly organized and priced by Scott number, with many pairs. The semi-postals include duplicated sets of B1-B4, B5-B8, B9-B11. Most of the air mail stamps are there. The postage dues include both singles and pairs, with better such as J33 and J35. The officials are very nice with lots of better #O26, O27, O32, O49c, O52. Take what you want and sell the rest! Estimate =
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$300.00
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$10.00
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406
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South Africa #B1/B18, C1/C80, J2/J78, O1/O49. Used "back of the book", dealer’s stock with an appealing hit-or-miss offering of semi-postals, airmail, postage dues and officials, with a mix of singles, pairs and blocks. Many with up to 5 of a type, the value is in the earlier material, but there are some more recent hard-to-find items. Nicely organized on 20 manila stockpages (including three pages of "homelands" issues), with Scott numbers, but most without prices. We noted pairs such as #J20, O9, O11, O21, O49 and there are lots of $5-$20 items throughout the several hundred stamps in this holding. Estimate =
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$160.00
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$0.00
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407
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South Africa / Precursors and Area - An old-time dealer’s stock on "102" cards which fill about 2/3 of a matching "red dealer’s box". The biggest section is South Africa with a number of mint and used pairs (and some singles) of the 1927-1954 pictorial issue, with individual items with up to about $50.00 catalogue value (by 2024 Scott) and then a mix of issues into the early 1990’s. The South West Africa is a little smaller and tamer, the best being some used pairs of overprinted postage dues. There is some forerunner material, from Cape of Good Hope, Transvaal, British South Africa (with a touch of more northern colonies, Rhodesia, etc.) and some more modern material from Ciskie and Bophuthatswana, There are several hundred cards here and the catalogue value is substantial. Most are well organized, with Scott numbers and older catalogue values, but some of them are unprocessed. Estimate =
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$180.00
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$12.00
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408
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South African States - Cape of Good Hope, Natal, Orange River Colony, Transvaal an amazing dealer’s stock on 14 manila stock pages. A mix of mint and used, with duplication to about 10 copies each annotated with Scott catalogue number and catalogue value (2019). Includes better items with catalogue values to $75.00. We saw COGH #25 (used), 34, 49, 56, 57 (all mint). Natal includes #14, 15, 16, 17, 30, 31, 32, 57 (all used) and #O5 (mint). ORC has lots of interesting VRI overprints such as #45a, 47c. Transvaal has lots of examples from the "Coat of Arms" issues, #251, 259 and KEVII issues to £1 (3 used copies of #280). Over 1000 stamps here. Amongst the solid catalogue value are some very nice town cancels. Substantial catalogue value. Estimate =
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$300.00
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$60.00
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409
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St. Vincent and St. Vincent Grenadines #62/115. Wide ranging dealer’s stock, packed into a 2-1/2" binder. Starts with four or five pages of Queen Victoria "Keyplates" to the early Elizabethan issues, including values to 2/-, common design issues (used 1935 Jubilees and Silver Wedding). There is some mixed coverage from the 1960s to the 1980’s, including a number of multiples and lots of topical interest, from animalsand plants to Elvis. There is also a well duplicated group of 1970’s-80’s issues from the Grenadines, Bequia and Union Island. Nicely laid out on manila stockpages. The early have duplication to about 8 of a type, more recent to about 40. Substantial catalogue value here. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$10.00
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410
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Sweden #2/2422 plus Back of the Book. Two volume collection of about 1000 different stamps in green Lighthouse albums with regular pages up to 2001. The first century and a quarter is mostly used and includes a nice copy of #2 and 5 of the 6 stamps from the "Ore" definitives of 1858 and hit or miss coverage including some postage dues and officials. Around 1980 the issues become more complete and more mint than used, and by 1990 the issues are a mix of mint and used, but sparse in places. There are lots of coils and a few modern booklet panes. The catalogue value will add up here. Most of the stamps are in clear, collector-added mounts (done very well). One of the binders was damaged, likely to overstuffing, the other is in great shape. The one binder and the pages would be prohibitively expensive, and there is over $1000.00 catalogue value here. Perfect to cherry-pick or to expand. Estimate =
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$180.00
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$15.00
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411
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Sweden - Collection of used Sweden on roughly 45 quadrille pages, 1855-1980. This neatly organized collection contains roughly 1,250 stamps (ranging from Scott #s 2/1337 including shades and perforation varieties), and also includes semi-postals, postage dues, airmails, and officials, including Scott #2 (c.v. $100), 4 ($650), 6, 8-11, 13, 16, along with some stamps, sets, and partial sets cataloguing $20 and up. Scott 2025 catalogue value totals $1,627 (counted up to 1949 only). Postmark interest includes CDS, bridge, and machine types, include a few socked on the nose town cancels. Overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$26.00
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412
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Switzerland #8/12. Three different denominations of the 1850-1852 "Swiss Cross on Shield" design each respectably used with a light to moderate grid cancel. There is the usual variation of current into the narrow imperforate margins, but each has between 2-3+ margins each, as well as the usual minor faults for these issues. 2024 Scott US$480.00 =
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$648.00
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$15.00
|
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413
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Switzerland #15/39. Eight assorted imperforate "Seated Helvetia" issues with an assortment of denominations, papers and thread colours. Includes #15, 16, 18, 21, 23, 28, 31 (significant thin, its $1000.00 catalogue value is not counted), 39. Usual mixed condition, but the margins are generally solid, if a little tight in places, and a couple of nice cancels are noted. Total 2024 Scott US$2017.50 =
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$2,723.63
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$10.00
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414
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Switzerland #41/66. Perforated "Seated Helvetia" design, with 16 used examples on white wove paper, including colour changes, shades and better, such as #47, 48, 50, 58, 59 and seven mint and used examples on granite paper. An attractive selection on a homemade album page, including the Scott number. Note: There is a note in Scott that some of the used issues come with "forged or backdated cancellations". We are not counting the used copy of #66 (catalogues $3875.00) and urge you to be diligent on inspection with the rest. Total 2024 Scott US$1052.85 =
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$1,423.35
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$10.00
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415
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Switzerland #69/967, C4a/C42. Lovely, mounted collection covering 1882-1996 starting with the "Numeral" and "Helvetia" issues, with very thorough coverage into the 1980’s. Up to 1968, the issues are mostly used, noting some specialization with perforations, papers, gums, tete-beche pairs, etc. There isn’t much missing that catalogues less than $50.00 a stamp (except for souvenir sheets, of which there are only a couple). By 1980 the material is used again, with not many stamps after 1988. Lastly, there are a few airmail issues. Perfect to start or extend your collection! Estimate =
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$250.00
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$10.00
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416
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Switzerland #B1/B585. Clean, attractively mounted semi-postal collection covering 1913-1992. The early issues are mostly used, with the occasional issue missing here and there. Noted the Pro-Patria souvenir sheets of 1936 and 1960 (both mint). A number of the 1920’s-1940’s sets are missing the blue colour high value, and by about 1945 the collection is very complete (except for the souvenir sheets). Around 1968, the stamps become mostly mint until the last (sparse) decade where a dozen stamps are used. A beautiful offering. 2024 Scott US$1328.90 =
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$1,794.02
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$20.00
|
|
417
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Switzerland #J1/J11a. "Blue Dues" duplicates/accumulation from the specialized Swiss postage due collection that is broken up here. Roughly divided by Frame type, whether "normal" or "inverted" and there are a couple of examples of granite paper. Most of the 115 stamps are used, with denominations to 500c, up to 20 of a type with individual items cataloguing up to $60.00. Lots of potential for a dutiful collector with a Zumstein catalogue. Estimate =
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$160.00
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$13.00
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418
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Switzerland #J1/J9b. Near complete used run of the first two "blue" Swiss postage due issues, with Frames I and II on white paper having examples with the frames being "normal" and "inverted". J1 is mint, and a couple of others are lightly cancelled. While there might be a minor fault or two this is still a superior offering from a local specialist collection, on attractive pages, with basic Scott catalogue numbers. We have catalogued them by the sub-numbers. A total of 26 stamps. 2024 Scott US$540.50 =
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$729.68
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$15.00
|
|
419
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Switzerland #J8c. Used example of the key blue postage due of the 1881 printing of the 100c denomination on white paper with an inverted, type II "frame". A bit off centre, with a couple blunt perforations, but a rare stamp, with ideal light circular date stamp cancel. From a local specialist’s collection. 2024 Scott US$1700.00 =
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$2,295.00
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$22.00
|
|
420
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Switzerland #J10a/J14a. Four of the five values of the 1882 "Blue" postage due on "granite" paper, with an inverted, type II, frame. Usual centering, and the odd blunt perforation here or there, but still a very tough group to assemble. From a local specialist’s collection. 2024 Scott US$878.00 =
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$1,185.30
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$10.00
|
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421
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Switzerland #J11-J13. A used trio from the good 1883 printing of the blue postage dues on "granite" paper and with a normal, type II frame. Typical centering, with CDS cancels. The "cheaper" 20c has some shaved perforations at the left, but the two better values have only the usual minor faults for issues of this period. 2024 Scott US$900.00 =
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$1,215.00
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$44.00
|
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422
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Switzerland #J15/J20. A collector’s used duplicates of rate first "light blue green and red" printing from 1883, all with inverted frames. There is a complete set plus extra copies of the 5c-50c denominations. Lots of readable cancels amongst the 16 stamps. Keep what you need and sell the rest. Total 2024 Scott US$984.00 =
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$1,328.40
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$32.00
|
|
423
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Switzerland #J15/J20. The first printing of the new colours of the 1883 postage due issue in red and green. A complete used set with the type II, inverted frame (#J15-20) and two denominations with a "normal" frame (#J16a, J17a). On the original page from the local specialist from where this collection originated. Total 2024 Scott US$773.50 =
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$1,044.23
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$30.00
|
|
424
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Switzerland #J22/J67a. Balance of a specialized postage due collection, covering 1884 until postage due printing stopped in 1938. A good offering of various printings, with colour shades, inverted and normal frames, examples with grilled gum. All nicely mounted on the collector’s album pages. Most with basic Scott numbers included, some of which a Zumstein catalogue might be your friend. Total 2024 Scott US$865.45 =
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$1,168.36
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$38.00
|
|
425
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Switzerland #J23/J28c. Near complete used representation of the 1883-1889 postage due printings, with the two Scott-listed shades of each set, with the type II frame, the pale green complete for both "normal" and "inverted" frame, the yellow green shade just missing the "normal" 50c and 100c denominations. A nice representation with lots of CDS cancels. On the original page from the local specialist who built this collection. Total 2024 Scott US$791.00 =
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$1,067.85
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$36.00
|
|
426
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Switzerland #J23/J67. Duplicates/accumulation from the specialized Swiss postage due collection that is broken up in this auction. This covers the "Green and Red", as well as the other three postage due designs issued up to 1938. Roughly divided by colour-shade, control mark, frame type, whether "normal" or "inverted", watermark, gum type, overprint, etc. Most of the 400 stamps are used, with denominations to 500c, up to 30 of a type with individual items cataloguing up to $100.00. Bonus item is a page of regular Swiss stamps with "T" cancels. Lots of potential for a dutiful collector with a Zumstein catalogue. Estimate =
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$220.00
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$46.00
|
|
427
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Turkey #9/3054, B1/B271, C1/C56, J6/J60. Extensive dealer’s stock on fifty manila stockpages in two binders, packed with an assortment of mint and used issues up to 2006, including a nice offering of "back of the book". Each item is identified by Scott and has a (2013) catalogue value. Some of the better include 3 copies of #61, 9 examples of #62a and 13 copies of #97 (this little group totals about $2000.00 in catalogue value). Plus, there is room for the specialist to find different printings, perforations or cancels. About 4000 stamps in total, with generally up to 15 of a type. As a bonus there is a packed 32-page red covered Lighthouse stockbook with the various printings of the 1958-1960 "Scenery" issue, including lots of multiples. Thousands of dollars of catalogue value here. Estimate =
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$400.00
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$13.00
|
|
428
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Turkey - Lighthouse hingeless album pages covering 1960-1976, in as-new condition. Long out of print, these can be very difficult to find. Comes in an older, dark green spring back binder, imprinted "Danmark" on the spine and front cover which is the only drawback. Original retail would be around $300.00. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$0.00
|
|
429
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Tuvalu and Islands #1/762, B1-B2, J1/J9a, O1/O15. Mint collection from 1976 up to 1997 that starts with a fairly complete run to about 1982 with singles, gutter pairs (for most issues) and with some sheetlets of 4-10 stamps, souvenir sheets, complete booklets, and some scattered "Specimen" overprints. About 1983 onwards is hit or miss, with some stamps and souvenir sheets. There is some back of the book and as a bonus there is a number of overlapping issues for the sub-Islands (mostly Royal related) that were issued during the 1980’s. Most are never hinged, but some of the mid-1980’s material is hinged. Conservative 2024 Scott US$540.40 =
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$729.54
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$20.00
|
|
430
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USA #65/2400 plus Back of the Book. Lovely Lighthouse "Blue Star" album to 1988 with regular pages supplemented by a number of nice collector-added clear mounts (the rest of the stamps are hinged). This style is no longer produced, but the album alone would retail about $200.00, and a modern version would set you back over $1000.00. About 1500 different used stamps, hit of miss throughout, with individual stamps with catalogue value to $20.00. The early material is mixed condition. Great as a starter, or for someone looking for a quality US album. Binder has a tiny corner scuff, which might be repairable. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$10.00
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431
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USA - Mint Collection / Accumulation. An attractive holding of mint never hinged United States in a variety of formats, ranging from the 1950’s to the 1990’s. The lot appears to be mostly purchases from the philatelic service, with some items in the original packaging, including souvenir sheets, sheets, blocks, plate blocks, presentation packs, and more. Face value totals US$501.00 with the majority of the denominations in the 20c to 34c range. A nice clean group for collectors and postage users alike. Estimate =
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$350.00
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$65.00
|
|
432
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USA - Two binder dealer’s stock neatly mounted on manila stockpages. The first consists of mint stock, with 20th century, saw Bureau issues, some Famous Americans, and lots in the 3c commemorative era, and not much after 1960. There is also some air mail and other "back of the book". The second binder is a used stock back to #26 with hit-or-miss coverage to 1940 and then a jump to 1980 with lots of "Space" and "Eagle" high values. Again, there is some nice back of the book including Air Mail, 10 different "duck" stamps and a nice page of Hawaii with catalogue values to $30.00 each. A couple of thousand stamps. Estimate =
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$160.00
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$26.00
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433
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USA Covers - Accumulation / Collection of United States covers filling a Uhaul carton. A cursory check indicated roughly 400 covers, the vast majority being first day covers, event covers, or commemorative material, generally ranging from the 1960’s to the 1980’s. The lot includes roughly 17 commemorative or first day cover collections (including a few large sized first day covers, including covers from Fleetwood), with the majority of material loose in a box. Not closely check so could have a few finds for the dedicated collector, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$100.00
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$10.00
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434
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USA Covers - Accumulation of roughly 1,000 United States first day covers in a bankers box. A spot check indicated singles, sets, souvenir sheet, plate blocks, and other frankings, generally ranging from the 1930’s to 2007. Several of the covers have private cachets including makers Cachetcraft, Artcraft, Jackson, and more. A few covers have been priced in pencil ranging from $2 to $5 each. A nice lot with only a few faults with a few of the covers, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$11.00
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435
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USA Covers - Accumulation of several hundreds of United States covers in a box, with material generally ranging from the 1940's to the 1980's. A cursory check indicated mostly commemorative mail, including first day covers (many having private cachets), event covers, hand drawn cachets, space covers, first flights (including a crash cover), some commercial mail, and more. We note a variety of postmark types including flag and CDS cancels to name a few, along with booklet, coils, sets, precancel, and other frankings. A nice box with potential finds for the dedicated collector, Overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$42.00
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436
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USA Covers - Group of roughly 300 United States commemorative and or first day covers relating to air transportation, in 5 binders and loose material. A spot check indicated material generally ranging from the 1970’s to the 1980’s, and touches on a number of thematic or topical subjects including aviation pioneers, rocket mail, space travel, communications, air ships, and more, noting a wide variety of colourful cachets (many private cachets), along with a few "Colorado Silks". A clean group ideal for topical and thematic collectors, overall very fine. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$10.00
|
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437
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USA Seals and Cinderellas - Accumulation of several hundred United States Cinderellas loose in a box. A cursory check indicated Christmas and Easter seals, wildlife stamps, conservation labels, Boys Town Christmas labels, and more, in singles, blocks, panes, and sheets. The material generally ranges from the 1960’s onwards, but did spot a few singles from the 1930’s. A nice opportunity for Cinderella, topical and thematic collectors. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$19.00
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438
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USA Space Topical - Collection of space covers and material from the United States, generally ranging from the 1970's to the 1980's. We note a whole host of items including a few hundred commemorative covers for various space shuttle missions, first day covers, NASA fact sheets, photographs (including some from space), post cards, space center postmarks, ephemera, and more. A very interesting lot ideal for astrophilatelists, and topical collectors. A very fine, clean lot. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$60.00
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439
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Vatican #1/1383, B1-B4, C1/C95, E1/E14, J1/J18, Q1/Q15. Set-up as a dealer’s stock, this lot could just as easily be viewed as a collection with a bit of duplication. An amazing offering of mint and used issues nicely ordered on 30 manila stock pages, with each item listed by Scott number and (2014) catalogue price. Lots of better into the $50.00 range, such as #30, 31, 45, 46, 49, 51, 59, 129, C9-C15, C16, C19, C22-23, E1-E2, E12a. A good mix of mint and used throughout, with more of a lean towards postally used after 1980, with nice back of the book. Overall condition is excellent, with some duplication up to 10 of a type. Estimate =
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$240.00
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$10.00
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440
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Vatican #C18-C19. Complete mint Never Hinged set (duo) of the 1949 "Angels and Globe" airmails. A great set, with fresh colour and pristine gum. 2025 Scott US$180.00 =
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$243.00
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$10.00
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441
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Vietnam and Democratic Republic of Vietnam #1/509, B1/B3, C1/C14, J11/J24, M2 and IL2a/IL59, 2/643. A pre-1980 (with a few later) mint and used dealer’s stock on 30 manila stockpages, covering the post-colonial period, civil war and some post-war issues. Substantial diversity, meticulously organized with most items identified and priced by Scott (2017). Noted better values to $35 such as three copies of #34. As it is a dealer’s stock, there are some items up to 10 of a type, but most are 1-5, making it perfect to expand your collection, to create a stock for resale, or both! About 1500 stamps. Estimate =
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$160.00
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$50.00
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442
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Worldwide - A Bankers box crammed full to the top with loose stamps, on and off paper, about 20 lbs. Older & modern and includes Canada. An enjoyable search ahead for the intrepid sorter. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$32.00
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443
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Worldwide - A homemade album on tall ledger paper, with a good selection of mostly used, pre-1940 stamps (and most are pre-1920). Each page has its own quirkiness, and most stamps are hinged, but a few have homemade cling wrap mounts that will take a bit of time to unwind. The pages are in no logical order, but being a springback binder, this can be easily fixed. Strength is in Holland (including #1-6), Switzerland, Portugal (and colonies), China, Germany, Southern African Colonies, Hungary, Belgium, Spain and more! Condition is definitely mixed and there are some interleaving pages with hand drawn maps or flags. A few hundred stamps with potential and peril at every turn of the page. Estimate =
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$180.00
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$10.00
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444
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Worldwide - Accumulation of a few hundred different British Commonwealth mint never hinged souvenir sheets, mostly in glassines, generally ranging from the 1960’s to the early 1980’s. We note representation from Gibraltar, Channel Islands, British Africa and Carribean, and more. The lot also includes a small selection of plate blocks and gutter blocks (some with plate numbers or "traffic lights" in the selvedge). A nice lot for thematic and topical collectors as we note a wide variety of subjects including animals, flowers, trains, butterflies, motorcycles, and much more. Catalogue values tend to range in the $3 to $5 area for each item. Overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$32.00
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445
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Worldwide - Asia - Cambodia & Laos. #1/323, B8/B17, C1/C62, J1-J5 & #1/315, B1/B11, C1/C118, J1/J11. Dealer’s stock from this long-overlooked corner of Southeast Asia. Meticulously laid out, with stamps identified by Scott number and (older) catalogue value (but most are consistent with today’s values). There are eight manila stockpages from Cambodia, with a good mix of mint and used, with both singles and sets, and lots of worthwhile "back of the book". The Laos is numerically larger, being on twenty-one pages. About 2000 stamps here with up to 8 of a type, with individual catalogue values to $20.00, covering independence to 1970 (and a few later). Very clean, with virtually no faulty noted. Perfect for collector and dealer alike, and the catalogue values will add up quickly. Estimate =
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$180.00
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$10.00
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446
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Worldwide - Austria, Denmark and India (and States) collection of mostly used stamps up to 2000, plus "sampler" representations of another group of "A" countries (typically 1-4 pages per country), with Afghanistan, Ajman, Albania, Alaouites, Allenstein. These are all mounted on custom computer generated A4-sized pages, with clear mounts to match the collection. Nicely described, most with Scott numbers included as part of the description. Individual stamps with values to $12.00, but with potential for some better buried throughout, especially in the Indian section. A total of 1570 different stamps, filling a 2" binder. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$10.00
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447
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Worldwide - Balance of a dealer holding in a U-Haul box, with a bit of everything. Starts with a box of over 500 "102" cards with worldwide stock, most in the $1-$5 range, but with a few up to $20 per card. There are four smaller stockbooks with a range of material, some loose stock pages and three binders with Great Britain "approval" type material. There is a bundle of QEII Silver Jubilee FDCs, a box and some loose off-paper material and a small card of WWII German insurance revenues, and more! Estimate =
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$140.00
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$15.00
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448
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Worldwide - Banker’s box full of 18 stockbooks, split evenly between 16 and 32-page stockbooks. Five are Lighthouse, the balance "Uni-Safe". Most are in near new condition, a couple are worn, but still functional. Most contain a range of mostly used stamps. Some are single country offerings with, in no particular order, Malta, Malaya, UAE, West Germany, Philippines, Austria, Ecuador, Brazil, Mexico, Hungary, Chile and some contain multiple countries. There are several thousand stamps in total. The retail cost of these stockbooks is over $400.00 plus there is value amongst the stamps. A bargain at the estimated value of ten bucks a stockbook. Estimate =
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$180.00
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$55.00
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449
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Worldwide - Bankers Box balance of an estate. First is four stockbooks, one a high-end Elephant-brand 32-page brown cover, black page, acetate strips and interleaves, two red covered 32 white page (one Elephant), and a 16 page green covered Lighthouse. Each of these with some stamps, probably 1500 over the 4 stockbooks, but the value is primarily in the stockbooks. These area accompanied by a bundle of mostly mint United Nations singles, sets, sheetlets and presentation folders up to the early 1990’s on manila stockpages. Another binder has 14 manila stockpages filled with Germany (most 1910-1980). Next is a binder with a mostly mint "sampler" of Isle of Man up to 1990, including some postage dues, and a collection of used South Africa. There is a small Lighthouse pocket-sized stockbook (noted the 1973 Singapore SEAP souvenir sheet), and a small folder with used Canada, plus there are a few loose album pages. Estimate =
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$140.00
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$24.00
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450
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Worldwide - Classic worldwide collection, containing many thousands of primarily used stamps, including a few sets, and partial sets, on roughly 110 quadrille pages in a springback album. This virtually unpicked collection generally ranges from the 1880's to the 1950's, with a predominately European flair with better representation from Austria, Belgium and area, France, Germany and States, Switzerland, along with selections of British Commonwealth, Asia, and South American countries. A cursory check indicated catalogue values ranging from $3 and under, with a few stamps ranging from $5 to $15 and up each. Postmark throughout, including some "socked on the nose" town cancels. We photographed a small sampling only. A nice offering for worldwide collectors, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$350.00
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$55.00
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451
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Worldwide - Collection of over 4000 different stamps on Harris pages (to 1987) that have been rehoused in five, 4-ring binders. About 1/4 of the material is from the US, with lots of European and British Commonwealth (didn’t see any Australia or Canada). At first glance there appears to be mostly common material, but this is a weighty proposition. Estimate =
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$140.00
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$11.00
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452
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Worldwide - Consignment remainders of mint and used accumulations, noting a few better items including a used collection of Canada on 15 quadrille pages noting Scott #15, 18, a group of 14x Small Queens, with partial sets of Leafs, Numerals, Edwards, onwards (typically missing the higher denominations), along with a PR China presentation pack with Scott #s 1974-1980 (nh, c.v. $60), and a binder containing just over 200 mint United States plate blocks, hinged onto roughly 100 Minkus album pages, ranging from the 1940’s to the 1960’s. The bulk of the lot contains used stamps on paper in several small boxes, envelopes, etc. A nice lot for the patient sorter. Estimate =
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$140.00
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$14.00
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453
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Worldwide - Dealer Show Stock #1. Abu Dhabi to Cocos Islands. A diverse mint, never hinged, stock of 20th century issues in two red boxes packed with about 800x "102" cards each, with each box having material from about 25 different countries or colonies. All neatly laid out as sets or singles with the Scott catalogue number and a fairly recent catalogue values of $1.00 - $20.00 per card. Some are priced, some aren’t. There is a bit of minor duplication, up to 5 of a type. Perfect for country or topical collectors. About $3000.00 catalogue value in total. Estimate =
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$400.00
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$11.00
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454
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Worldwide - Dealer Show Stock #2. Columbia to Great Britain. A diverse mint, never hinged, stock of 20th century issues in two red boxes packed with about 800x "102" cards each, with each box having material from about 20 different countries or colonies. All neatly laid out as sets or singles with the Scott catalogue number and a fairly recent catalogue values of $1.00 - $50.00 per card. Some are priced, some aren’t. There is a bit of minor duplication, up to 5 of a type (like French Polynesia #560-562). Perfect for country or topical collectors. About $3000.00 catalogue value in total. Estimate =
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$400.00
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$11.00
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455
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Worldwide - Dealer Show Stock #3. Great Britain (Channel Islands) to Kyrgyzstan. A diverse mint, never hinged, stock of 20th century issues in two red boxes packed with about 800x "102" cards each, with each box having material from about 20 different countries or colonies. All neatly laid out as sets or singles with the Scott catalogue number and a fairly recent catalogue values of $1.00 - $50.00 per card. Some are priced, some aren’t. There is a bit of minor duplication, up to 5 of a type. Perfect for country or topical collectors. About $3000.00 catalogue value in total. Estimate =
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$400.00
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$11.00
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456
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Worldwide - Dealer Show Stock #4. Laos to Niue. A diverse mint, never hinged, stock of 20th century issues in two red boxes packed with about 800 "102" cards each, with each box having material from about 20 different countries or colonies. All neatly laid out as sets or singles with the Scott catalogue number and a fairly recent catalogue values of $1.00 - $20.00 per card. Some are priced, some aren’t. There is a bit of minor duplication, up to 5 of a type. Perfect for country or topical collectors. About $3000.00 catalogue value in total. Estimate =
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$400.00
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$22.00
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457
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Worldwide - Dealer Show Stock #5. Norfolk Islands to Spanish West Africa. A diverse mint, never hinged, stock of 20th century issues in two red boxes packed and one box half-filled with a total of about 2000x "102" cards, with each box having material from about 20 different countries or colonies. All neatly laid out as sets or singles with the Scott catalogue number and a fairly recent catalogue values of $1.00 - $50.00 per card (noted Saar B69-B73). Some are priced, some aren’t. There is a bit of minor duplication - up to 5 of a type. Perfect for country or topical collectors. About $3500.00 catalogue value, in total. Estimate =
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$500.00
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$22.00
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458
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Worldwide - Dealer Show Stock #6. Sri Lanka to Zimbabwe. A diverse mint, never hinged, stock of 20th century issues in two red boxes packed and each filled with about 800x "102" cards, from about 20 different countries or colonies, in each box. All neatly laid out as sets or singles with the Scott catalogue number and a fairly recent catalogue values of $1.00 - $20.00 per card. Some are priced, some aren’t. There is a bit of minor duplication - up to 5 of a type. Perfect for country or topical collectors. About $2500.00 catalogue value in total. Estimate =
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$350.00
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$12.00
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459
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Worldwide - Group of thematic collections filling a carton, containing several hundreds of commemorative and first day covers, in albums. The lot includes the 1977 Queen Silver Jubilee; The Commonwealth Society of 1977 Silver Jubilee first day covers; two Europa collections, two albums of Trains, Boats, Planes, and more; along with loose covers with topics on royalty, nature, and more. A nice clean group of covers, ideal for collectors and dealers alike, very fine. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$0.00
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460
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Worldwide - Imagine a collector who purchased hundreds of cards, glassines, pages, small booklets and loose stamps from all over, and then just threw them in a box? That is not too far off of what is in this 3/4 full banker’s box. Mostly purchased between 1965-1995, we saw Europe, French Colonies, British colonies, a bit of Asian material. Classics, "Dunes", souvenir sheets. Some common, some could be better, some duplication, and a fair bit that was tucked into other cards or glassines meaning that we don’t really know what is there. If you like truly random lots where you don’t know what you are going to get in the next handful, this lot is for you. Perfect for the "picker", or the stamp club that wants an evening (or two) of fun. Estimate =
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$160.00
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$42.00
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461
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Worldwide - Kiloware, 20 lbs of "on and off" paper mostly modern in baggies as received from a local charity with lots of Canada. In a 5000 sheet paper ream carton, which is slightly larger than a bankers box. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$24.00
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462
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Worldwide - Off-paper mixes, sorted by country or region into about 100 plastic freezer bags filling a copier paper box. Baggies have between 5 and a few hundred stamps. Mostly used, with some duplication, as you would expect. Mostly 20th century material with strength in European countries, but with material from all over the world, and not much cancelled to order/dune material. Much easier to process than many of the off-paper lots that come our way. Many thousands of stamps here and many potential hours of exploration. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$24.00
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463
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Worldwide - Old school dealer’s show stock on "Harco" pages (which were the rage in the 1980’s and early 1990’s), in 14 very full matching 1" black 3-ring binders. Lots of Europe, some Asia and touches from other areas (but no significant British Commonwealth or USA). Almost 1000 pages, with singles, sets and a few small format souvenir sheets. Stamps run from the 1870’s to the 1990’s, including some better stamps and some topical interest. While there are little areas of concentration (e.g. Hungary, Netherlands, Korea, Japan) it is really a mixed bag, including some topical appeal. The material hasn’t been priced in years, and a quick check indicates that many values have risen. The binders are in pretty good shape, and if you try to buy these new today, they can cost you $20 each! Estimate =
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$170.00
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$16.00
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464
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Worldwide - Quartet of South America countries (Argentina, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguary) in a 2-post Scott Specialty album with pages to 1962. Includes a couple of thousand mostly used stamps, with mixed coverage throughout and lots of "back of the book" issues. Didn’t see any rarities, but will make for an excellent exploratory collection. Latin American material is one of the philatelic world’s hot spots, having been overlooked for too many years. Only the Argentinian pages are still available new, and all pages are in excellent condition and the binder only has minor wear (a comparable album would set you back US$300.00). Estimate =
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$180.00
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$11.00
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465
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Worldwide - Scott International Part 1 album (the whole world from 1840-1940) in a single large blue 2-post binder. Holds a bit of a hit or miss collection. The hits include Canada (and provinces), Belgium, Italy, Ceylon, Nyassa, St. Helena, Samoa, Zanzibar (complete mint 1936 set), as well as a number of British Caribbean colonies. Outside of these areas the pages are either empty or sparse. The stamps that are here are worthy of your time and buying one of these albums, which is generally in decent shape, would set you back about $750.00! Well worth the conservative estimated value. Estimate =
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$300.00
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$160.00
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466
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Worldwide - Scott International Part 2 album (the whole world from 1940-1949) in a single large blue 2-post binder. Holds a bit of a hit or miss collection. The hits include Chile (all three of the 1948-1949 "flora and fauna" blocks of 25), China, Belgium, Burma, Jamaica and Newfoundland. Outside of these areas the pages are either empty or sparse. The stamps that are here are worthy of your time and buying one of these albums, which is generally in decent shape, would set you back about $600.00! Estimate =
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$200.00
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$75.00
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467
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Worldwide - TREASURE BOX with 2+ lbs of material as received from England. Loaded with better goodies including mint, used, high values, souvenir sheets, sets, varieties, etc. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$16.00
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468
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Worldwide - Two shoeboxes of worldwide off-paper mix, a diverse mix, with a quick pull through showing stamps from all over, with a wide range of issues. Going back to the 1800’s, and as recent as about 2005, commemoratives and definitives and very densely packed, a better than average mix. Total stamp weight conservatively estimated at 3kg/6.6 pounds indicating 40,000 - 50,000 stamps. This is perfect as a group project for your local stamp club, or for the collector who loves to hunt. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$22.00
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469
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Worldwide - U-Haul box packed with an organized holding of a collector’s duplicates, individually sorted into business envelopes cut in half with the Scott (or Stanley Gibbons) number noted. Stamps are generally from 1930 to 2000, but with a bit on either side. Envelopes hold 1 to about 50 of a type. Noted lots of Australia, and moderate amounts of Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Argentina, Belgium, Mongolia, Ireland, India, Italy, South Africa, Spain and Germany. Plus there is an assortment from another 40+ countries. Presume the stamps to be used. Calling clubs, packet makers or explorers with patience. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$24.00
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470
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Worldwide Covers - Accumulation of Asian countries covers and cards, generally ranging from the 1980's in a box, on over 100 home made pages in two binders and loose material. We note the vast majority of items are from Japan noting commercial covers addressed to Victoria, B.C., along with air letters, postal stationery, post cards (including roughly 50 modern unused cards), and more, including a few items from China and Hong Kong. A number of lovely frankings and postmark types, ideal for topical and thematic collectors as well. Overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$10.00
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471
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Worldwide Covers - Accumulation of many hundred worldwide covers in a bankers box. A cursory check indicated a wide variety of material including a few stampless covers, early GB penny red covers, postal stationery, parcel receipts (from Italy, Netherlands and Denmark), first day covers, commercial covers, and much more. The majority of material appears to be from European countries including Netherlands and Colonies, Austria, Great Britain, Switzerland, and more. Some faults noted for a few of the early covers, still a nice mix with potential finds for the dedicated collector. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$10.00
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472
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Worldwide Covers - Accumulation of many hundreds of worldwide commemorative / event covers filling a bankers box. A cursory check noted commemorative covers, postal stationery, and post cards, generally up to 50 for each item including over 50 Hong Kong last day covers, stamp show covers including Ausipex 84 (roughly 30 in total) with souvenir sheet frankings, along with South West Africa covers, and more, with singles, sets, and souvenir sheet frankings. A lovely box for the show dealer with clean material for the $1 box. Overall, very fine. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$0.00
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473
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Worldwide Covers - Accumulation of roughly 400 worldwide covers in a box. We note better representation from Germany, United States, and Commonwealth countries, with a spot check indicating first day covers, first flights (including helicopter), event covers, commercial covers, postal stationery, military mail, just to name a few of the items, with material generally ranging from the 1950’s to the 1980’s. A few faults with a few covers, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$10.00
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474
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Worldwide Covers - Accumulation of roughly 450 worldwide covers in a box, generally ranging from the 1950's to the 1980's. A cursory check indicated mostly European countries including Holland, Belgium, Switzerland, along some British Commonwealth material, noting the vast majority of material being first day covers or commemorative in nature. We did spot a number of thematic and topical subjects including transportation, cats, butterflies, sports, and much more. A nice grouping, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$10.00
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475
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Worldwide Covers - Collection / accumulation of many hundreds of worldwide covers and cards in albums, with loose material filling a carton. The lot begins with a few topical first day cover collections including the Birds and Flowers of the 50 States, Epic Events in USA History, the Westminster Collector Society 1983-1984 first day covers, National Audubon Society album of "mail order" issues, and two album containing British Post Office "stamp illustrated" postcards. The lot includes loose material including United States postal stationery (mint and used), more Great Britain illustrated postcards, a few numismatic GB first day covers, and more. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$10.00
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476
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Worldwide Covers - Excellent group of roughly 300 worldwide WWII covers and cards filling a small box. This group has a little bit of everything including a wide variety of censor tapes and markings, POW mail, red cross mail, picture post cards, and more. We note better representation from Sweden, India, Great Britain, Switzerland, Canada, along with countries from Europe, Africa, South America, and probably more. The majority of covers have been sleeved with cover information and retail pricing attached (the majority ranging from $10 to $15 each). A nice opportunity for the military collector or dealer looking for stock. Condition ranges from fair to very fine for many items. Estimate =
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$500.00
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$22.00
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|
477
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Worldwide Covers - Group of a few hundred worldwide covers filling a small plastic tub. A cursory view revealed mostly first day cover from Austria and Hungary, along with a mixture of worldwide covers, generally ranging from the 1970’s to the 1990’s. A nice clean lot, with singles, sets, and souvenir sheet frankings, including a number of potential topical and thematic subjects, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$100.00
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$10.00
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478
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Worldwide Covers - Group of Commonwealth / Royalty Topical Cover Collections filling a Uhaul carton. Neat organized into collector albums, the lot includes the 1977 Silver Jubilee (2 albums), 1981 Royal Wedding (2 albums), 1978 Coronation, 1986 Royal Wedding, Royal Commonwealth Society covers in 2 albums, and the History & Heritage of the Commonwealth in an album. A nice grouping with singles, sets, and souvenir sheet frankings. Estimate =
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$100.00
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$0.00
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479
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Worldwide Covers - Group of roughly 225 Middle East covers, generally ranging from the 1950's to the 1970's, with some material on either side of the given range. We note a good variety of material including first day covers, post cards, postal stationery, commercial covers, and more, having airmail, express, and registration rates, with better representation from Iran, Saudi Arabia, Fujeira, Oman, just to name a few. An interesting lot for the specialist. A few faults, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$22.00
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|
480
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Worldwide Covers - Group of roughly 400 worldwide commemorative / first day covers in a box. This clean lot consists of covers relating to a several topical or thematic subjects including the history of aviation, nature, Disney, birds, butterflies, and more. We note better representation from Commonwealth countries, with singles, sets, and souvenir sheet frankings. A very colourful and clean lot, overall very fine. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$10.00
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481
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Worldwide Covers - Group of several hundred, primarily first day covers, in a box, with a European flair. We note better representation from Belgium, Austria, Italy, and Poland, with many having single or set frankings, generally ranging from the 1950's to the 1980's. A nice clean group overall, with suitable subjects for topical and thematic collectors as well, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$0.00
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482
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Worldwide Covers - Military postal history catch-all, starting with a binder containing roughly 75 Canada covers, from WWII to modern military covers, noting various censor markings, field post offices, F.P.O. and C.F.P.O. postmarks, along with a few pictures and articles. The lot continues with many hundreds of Canada and worldwide military covers and cards, primarily from world war II, but did spot some world war I material, noting a variety of censor tapes and markings (navy, and air force, among others), rates, etc. Typical condition for this type of material, ranging from mixed to better. A nice lot for the specialist. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$22.00
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483
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Worldwide Covers - Potpourri of covers in a bankers box, in seven binders, 2 albums, and on loose pages. A cursory check indicated several hundred, mostly first day covers, primarily from United Nations, South African area, Ireland, and more, generally ranging from the 1960's to the 1980's. A number of possibilities for the thematic or topical collector. A few covers retail in the $3 to $5 range. Overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$0.00
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|
484
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Worldwide Covers - Specialty group of WWII Czech Forces in the British Army, with 15 items, most mailed within the U.K., noting a few sent to Palestine. A nice assortment of datestamps and other markings, including censor handstamps. A few of the covers have been priced retailing $15 to $35 each. Also includes Czech Forces in Britain 1940-1945 monograph. A few faults with a couple of the covers (vertical folds and trimmed), otherwise a nice scarce grouping. Estimate =
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$140.00
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$55.00
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485
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Worldwide Ephemera - Group of 43 Autographs from famous or important figures in sports, entertainment, and politics. Most autographs appear to be on promotional photos, along with a few magazine fronts, or on card, with many accompanied with certificate of authenticity. Just a few of the better notables include: Mohammad Ali; Hank Aaron; Gordie Howe, Mark and Marty Howe (pictured together from the Houston Aeros); Rod Steiger; Fran Drescher; Janet Leigh; Hank Aaron; John Inman, Frank Thornton, and Nicholas Smith (from "Are You Being Served" fame), Dwight Eisenhower, and more. A nice clean group for every collector. Estimate =
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$180.00
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$65.00
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|
486
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Worldwide Ephemera - Group of roughly 40 autographs from famous or important figures in sports, entertainment, and politics. Most of the photos appear to be promotional in nature, along with a few magazine fronts, programs, etc., with many accompanied with a certificate of authenticity. Just a few of the better notables include: Booby Hull, Maurice "The Rocket" Richard, Eric Idle, John Gielgud, Dame Edna, Harry Belafonte, Peter Sellers, Pamela Anderson (in iconic Baywatch swimsuit), Rene Russo, Tia Carrere, and more. A nice group for every collector. Estimate =
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$180.00
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$65.00
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487
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Worldwide Ephemera - Group of roughly 50 items with autographs, noting mostly sports figures, and actors / actresses, politicians, etc. Just a few of the more notable autographs include Pete Rose with Gary Carter (in Expos uniforms), Sally Field, Patrick Roy, Dominick Hasek, Frank Mahovolich, Rosanna Arquette, a Playbill signed by Jeremy Brett, Claudette Colbert and Rex Harrison; Warren Moon, Indira Gandhi, Helen Hunt, and more. Most of the photos appear to be promotional photos, with many having letters of authenticity. An interesting group for any collector. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$65.00
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|
488
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Worldwide Perfins - Group of Private Perfin stamps and covers, with the majority of material from the United States and Canada, noting a few hundred United States, mostly precancel stamps, in glassines, and roughly 50 Canada, and 20 United States covers, generally ranging from the 1920's to the 1980's. The lot also includes a stock page of Germany private perfins. A nice lot for the specialist. Overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$11.00
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489
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Worldwide Postal Stationery - Group of roughly 230 mint British Commonwealth postal stationery items in a small box. We note a wide variety of material here, with the majority of pieces from the Victorian era, generally up to the 1930's, including 38 registered letters (noting various sizes and rates), along with letter cards, envelopes, U.P.U. cards (many still having reply cards attached), post cards, perforated letter cards, etc. Better representation includes Canada (with a few Newfoundland pieces), Australia and States, British Caribbean and Africa, and much more. A few faults with a few cards, including toning spots, with duplication up to 5 for a few cards. A nice group for the specialist. Estimate =
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$300.00
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$15.00
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490
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Worldwide Postal Stationery - Group of roughly 250 mint worldwide postal stationery items in a small box, appearing to range from the 1890's to the 1920's, with material possible on either side of the given range. We note a good range of items including letter cards, envelopes (various sizes), U.P.U. cards, reply cards, post cards, wrappers, etc. A cursory check indicated the vast majority of material from European countries including Switzerland, Netherlands, France, Germany, Iceland, Sweden, Norway, along with items from Japan, Hawaii, South America, and more. A few faults with a few of the items, including toning spots, with duplication up to 5 for a few cards. Still a nice group for the specialist. Estimate =
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$250.00
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$10.00
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491
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Worldwide Postcards - Accumulation of roughly 1,000 worldwide postcards in a bankers box, including classic era cards, colourized and modern chromes. We note better early representation from Canada (including a few patriotic cards, and views from British Columbia), and European countries, encountering several topics such as transportation, scenic views, buildings, nature, and much more. A few cards have a few bends, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$32.00
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|
492
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Worldwide Postcards - Group of 50 military related postcards, primarily German views including real photos and sepia cards, primarily world war one related, but did spot pre-war views. We note scenes from various theatres of battle, soldiers and military units, landmarks, 12 Belgian cards showing different phases of the historic battle of Waterloo, along with 4 German miniature "Feldpost" weekly news booklets. Many of the cards have military postmark types (Feldpost), with all the card sleeved and priced for retail, generally ranging from $15 to $25 and up. A nice group for the postcard or military collector. Estimate =
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$250.00
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$30.00
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493
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Worldwide Postcards - Group of roughly 100 World War I era postcards, primarily Germany related along with some Switzerland and France scenes. We note real photos, sepia, and colourized cards depicting military scenes (including destruction scenes from both the east and western fronts, military personnel, uniforms, and a few Napoleon cards), propaganda, famous landmarks, cities, buildings and much more, with some of the cards having military field post office postmarks (feldpost). Almost all the cards have been sleeved with some retailing from $15 to $25 each. A lovely group for the postcard or military collector, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$350.00
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$38.00
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494
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Worldwide Postcards - Interesting postcard correspondence, from 1918 and shortly thereafter, from the writer "Durbin" to his mother, with all cards from the classic period either being sepia or colourized cards. All the cards appear to have European views, noting Germany, Great Britain, Ireland, France, and a few others, noting buildings, landmarks, military, street scenes, and other classic views. Most cards were sent in envelopes and thus there are few postally used cards. A most interesting lot, with the opportunity to get a sense of the social history of the day, with some cards in very fine condition. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$0.00
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495
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Worldwide Supplies - Group of 17 used stockbooks (mostly "Uni-Safe" with whlte pages). Five are 32-page, twelve are 16-page and all are generally in good condition (new replacements retail over $350.00). A "dual interest" lot, which will have you asking if you buy this for the stockbooks, or do you buy this for the chance to go through thousands of mostly pre-1975 British Commonwealth stamps? Or both? Some of the albums are single colony (e.g. South Africa, South West Africa, Hong Kong, Bermuda, Barbados, KUT, Ghana, Trinidad and Tobago, Pakistan), while there is many more covered in multi-colony albums. More used than mint, with lots of cancel potential and better stamps are poking out amongst the common. For the treasure hunter or the stamp club looking to liven things up. Estimate =
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$200.00
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$60.00
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496
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Worldwide Topical Thematics - Uhaul Carton full of Topical/Thematic collections in binders, containing covers, postcards, photos, and more. We note a binder containing 100 different items relating to ships, 4 binders containing a personal trip of various locations in Germany including personal photographs famous buildings (churches, castles etc.), along with related philatelic items, noting Leipzig Fair items, military, exhibition cancels, and more, from a variety of different German towns. Also includes an album of South-West Africa, containing roughly 75 covers or maximum cards, a few stamp sets, etc., many having wildlife themes, and an album of Great Britain material including covers, postmarks on piece, etc., primarily from the Isle of Wight. An interesting grouping, with a few better items within. Overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$10.00
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497
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Worldwide Topicals - Lovely Space Topical collection in a box, all from the USA with a variety of material from the 1980's. We note first day covers (including "silk" cachets), space shuttle commemorative covers, pictures from space taken by astronauts, promotional photos of astronauts (including the crew of STS-51-L Challenger that unfortunately crashed just after the launch), NASA programs, and more. A nice deep dive into a most popular collecting area. Clean and very fine. Estimate =
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$120.00
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$32.00
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498
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Yemen #7/335, C1/C48, J1/J8. Dealer’s stock of pre-1980 mint and used with some nice back of the book and generally up to 20 of a type. Noted #49-52, with 43 imperforate sets (catalogue $16.00 each), some unlisted 1949 UPU issues and three sets of the 1964 animal set (again imperforate). Housed on 28 manila stockpages, with stamps individually identified and catalogued by (2013) Scott. Includes two pages with a touch of Yemen’s People’s Republic. Lots of value here. You will likely have to wait some time to find another lot of this type. Estimate =
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$180.00
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$10.00
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499
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Yugoslavia #1L1/1L, 1LJ13/1LJ24, 1/2582, B31/B154, C1/C58, RA5, RA20, N12/N68 and Trieste. Three binder dealer’s stock covering much of the 20th century, with a range of post-WWI overprints on Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia-Slavonia and some Slovenian issues. This leads into some decent coverage from 1921 up until the early 1980’s and lots of back of the book. Some better "for instances" include #315 (20 used copies, including some nice blocks), #359-364, used sets of #435-446 and #461-468. There are a number of mint sheetlets from the 1970’s with 9-20 stamps each. The back of the book includes #C49, and there are three pages of Trieste issues including #13-20, 29. This stock is neatly organized onto about 75 manila stock pages with each stamp listed by Scott with a very recent catalogue value. Condition is excellent, and there are up to 20 of a stamps. Not your usual opportunity. Estimate =
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$220.00
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$10.00
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500
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Yugoslavia #1006/1876 plus Back of the Book. Very complete mint, hinged, collection on Lighthouse pages from 1970 to 1987, with regular issues, souvenir sheets, sheetlets and some postal tax stamps. The out of production album pages have some aging, but don’t appear to have harmed the 900 stamps. Comes in a nice green springback binder with "Jugoslavia" embossed on the spine. From a not-often-seen European collecting area. Estimate =
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$150.00
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$10.00
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