| COLLECTIONS OR ACUMULATIONS — United States And General Foreign |
| Lot | Condition | Description | Value/Bidding |
| 887 |   | Neat old Scott International albums with many fresh mint, but stuck, stamps including some expensive ones such as US #243-245 and GB #142, and also better used issues. Consists of a 1902 19th century, a 1908 20th century, and a 1930 2-volume 19th century, all in reasonable shape. Diligent viewing should uncover other better pages in addition to the ones on our website. | Cat. Value: S.B. 12,000.00
Price Realized: $8,500.00 |
| 888 | | A 15 volume Scott International collection with many thousand different which has been broken up by country into several dozen lots. They are all identified and cataloged by the collector and put into 12x15 manila envelopes. Also a small salesbook with better items and a folder of Russia that all needs to be reintigrated into the envelopes. Huge potential catalog value offered at a very low percentage. Would be easy to sell by the country at bourses. | Cat. Value: S.B. 5,500.00
Price Realized: $3,500.00 |
| 889 | | Collection/accumulation of many, many thousand familiar stamps on five normal binders of album pages and two oversize binders of homemade pages. However, we noted good China, Japan and Germany amongst the uniquely arranged countries, while any number of duplicates in any order reside in the oversize binders. We thought we had seen the world’s ugliest albums, but these last two are contenders for that honor. Just concentrate on the pockets of better material as you view. | Cat. Value: S.B. 1,800.00
Price Realized: $900.00 |
| 890 |  | Collection with four Minkus Internationals and pages into the 1950’s with several hundred stamps. Also a shoe box with covers including early US and foreign (spotted a couple of Zeppelin covers). Contains better material, viewing recommended. | Cat. Value: S.B. 1,400.00
Price Realized: $1,300.00 |
| 891 | | Two cartons of worldwide material to work on. Includes four red boxes of A-Z “102” size cards, A-Z glassines tossed into boxes, face from eight countries, Portugal in a stockbook, plus US ducks and mounted common revenues and other BOB. Lots of stuff for a snowed-in weekend. | Cat. Value: S.B. 1.350.00
Price Realized: $1,250.00 |
| 892 | | Sampler of all sorts of often better material in two cartons. Includes mint NH or mint OG France complete 1944-1972 in a clean Lighthouse album, assorted mint and used US, and old auction lots as purchased. Also includes a full red box with several countries, used France and Germany in small stockbooks and a handful of covers. Worth your time to browse through both boxes. | Cat. Value: S.B. 1,100.00
Price Realized: $750.00 |
| 893 | | Two cartons filled with over a couple dozen stockbooks and mounted collections. The strongest is the US followed by various European countries. Many thousands total with much mint and useful 19th century. Good pickings throughout. | Cat. Value: S.B. 850.00
Price Realized: $1,700.00 |
| 894 | | Five cartons filled with starter collections of US in Minuteman albums, Europe in Minkus album and worldwide in 3 ring binders. Also stamps on stockpages, subscription offerings and 9,000 to 10,000 contemporary event covers and cards. | Cat. Value: S.B. 750.00
Price Realized: $750.00 |
| 895 | | Six cartons containing over two dozen collections in albums. There are Standards, Citations, Scott Internationals, Moderns, etc. These range from clean like new to dilapidated. Also includes several dozen dealer’s folder lots and a half dozen German Olympic cigarette card books for the 1936 games. | Cat. Value: S.B. 750.00
Price Realized: $800.00 |
| 896 | FDC | Three cartons of mixed contents. Includes ROC and PRC sets, souvenir sheets and FDC’s mainly from the 1990’s, a Native American/Eskimo topical collection in several volumes, group of US 1st days with the majority hand printed by Moser (well over 1,000) and lastly fairly comtemporary souvenir sheets, sets and booklets as purchased. Good profit potential. | Cat. Value: S.B. 750.00
Price Realized: $650.00 |
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