1863/80, Collection on four Maury Album pages, starting photographic proof Serbia Michel III (Mihailo) Obrenović (under consent of the Ottoman Empire as the hegemonic power), Turkey first issues 1863 including postage due, 1865 to 1871 25 pia. postage and postage due and two imperf stamps, Liannos locals, Kustendje Romania local issue 20 pa. green and orange proof, three newspaper stamps Journ/x/en Franchise, DDSG mint and used, Eastern Roumelia RO overprint, few different, mostly fine
 

1990/2013 (ca.), mint never hinged and in the main catalogue numbers apparently complete collections of Estonia 1991-2013, Latvia 1991-2013 and Lithuania 1990-2013, incl. souvenir sheets, in six stockbooks

1851/74, interesting unused and used collection of Sperati proofs, trials and forgeries, including Mi. 65 trial print in blue with three impressions on normal paper, all the notes are in Sperati's hand, dated 16. January 1939, Mi. 14 horizontal pair, Type C+D, and Mi. 15 in Type A, tied by oval grid cancel to piece with adjacent cds. "BARCELONA 9 OCT 1852", signed Sperati and Copie, furthermore Mi. 5 used with blue resp. red "11" of Zaragoza, 10, 14 composite proof, etc., on pages

Gulf: 1900/2006, interesting collection incl. duplicates with early picture postcards, picture postcards (a.o. Belgian Congo), machine slogan postmarks and special cancellations, postage stamps from all over the world and non-philatelic material in two albums

1860/1995 (approx.), comprehensive holding in 12 large boxes, besides, very much mint overseas material with among other things much French colonies with better issues, British colonies, many motives like birds, butterflies, etc., etc., often in stockbooks.

1921, Second Essayan set, very fine group of seven unissued stamps from the original printing, mint original gum, 100r. (1), 10000r. (2) and 20000r. (4), all with clear Stefen Berger opinions (Mi.-Nr. IIIa, IIIn, IIIo, IIIp)

Deutschland: 1899/1910 (ca.), rund 230 Lithos, fast nur Topographie mit etlichen besseren Ansichten, im alten Ansichtskarten-Album.

1692/1866(ca.), sehr interessante Partie mit über 100 Briefen, Postscheinen und Dokumenten, dabei "Incoming Mail" z.B. aus Russland/Finnland, Reco-Postwechselbrief nach Oldenburg, Fahrpostbrief von Bremen nach Ovelgönne mit cs. Paketaufkleber und übergehenden Dkr. "ST.P.A. BREMEN", zwei Botenbriefe mit Franchisestempel "Empire Francais Sousprefecture de Bremerlehe", Estafettenbrief "Höchst eilige Militair-Dienst-Sachen", ein Kupferstich "Bremen um 1800" etc., vieles sauber beschrieben, meist gute Erhaltung

1894  ¼a rose imperf used on piece cancelled by a superb strike of "CHARKHARI STATE P.O.". Stamp defective. BPA certificate (SG value £1300)

1849/2022 (ca.), large accumulation of hundreds of covers and cards, ecclectic in the making and with strength before the 1940s, many areas covered with some interesting usages, frankings, some better items throughout with Switzerland 1929 Zeppelin cover to USA, noted Sweden, India, Italia, Chile, etc., slightly mixed condition

1863-1960, album mostly mint never hinged, starting used first issue and ottoman, Republic mostly mint never hinged with blocks of four, some perforation errors and varieties, red crescent
 

1890/2004 (ca.), mint never hinged/unused and used group, a few duplicates, together with some booklets and sheetlets, mostly very fine, in one stockbook

1929/44, unused and used collection with many interesting covers. Stamps often with greasy hinges.

MARKSMANSHIP: 1903/90 (ca.), collection with motif stamps, special cancellations and private stamps, neatly on album pages in two albums

1860/1945 (ca.), mint, unused and used interesting group, mostly better issues or multiples, partly with certificate

1921/22, Armenian pictorials, group of over 140 stamps covering the range of both unissed without overprint and issued overprinted, mint and used, many from the April 1922 set, also some First Essayan printings (ex Ashford); most with stefan Berger opinions, fine to very fine

Deutschland: 1898/1960 (ca.), rund 190 überwiegend alte Ansichtskarten, dabei auch einige Ganzsachen.

FAHRPOST: 1814/70, sehr interessante Studiensammlung mit über 100 Belegen, dabei diverse Personen-(Fahr)-Scheine, Quittung für Extrapost, Aufgabescheine, Auslagenbriefe, ein Inlands-Paketbegleitbrief "See-Zeugmeisster für die Nordseeküste" mit besserem L1 "BREMERHAFEN" usw., vieles sauber aufgezogen und beschrieben mit weiteren Unterlagen

1850/1970 (approx.), over 700 covers, cards and postal stationery with many materials from before 1930, interesting postmarks, censorship marks, ship mail and other features, ex Steinmeyer

1863/1930, small collection on three approval cards starting first issues no.1-4 cancelled, mostly fine used 

1997/2012 (ca.), mint never hinged and in the main catalogue numbers apparently complete collections of Nederland 1998-2012, Luxemburg 1998-2012 and Belgium 1997-2009, many including souvenir- and miniature sheets, booklets, etc., a great part valid postage, in five stockbooks

USA 1900/2000 Briefe und Ganzsachen mit etwas postfrischem Material 20. Jahrhundert, ca. 350 Belege mit Bildpostkarten. Vieles mit Militär- bzw. Marine-Bezug, dabei auch etwas Philipinen

1938/97, comprehensive mint never hinged/unused and used collection of souvenir sheets and commemorative issues incl. civil war issues, with eg. Mi.-Nr. Bl. 1, 2, 4 (cert. Exfima) 5, 10 A with “MUESTRA” overprint, 10 B in both conditions, etc., mostly fine to very fine, in two albums

Music: 1903/70, group with stamps and covers on the subject of "Ludwig von Beethoven", including German Reich private GSK 1903 (slightly trimmed) and proof "Johannes Brahms" Czechoslovakia 19083

1866/1945, mostly unused and used holding including some covers and postal stationary, including Prussia, German Reich with breastplate issues, Gdansk, Europe with including Switzerland and overseas with including much USA, all clean on Hawid stock cards

1923, Armenian pictorials, group of over 50 stamps overprinted, mint and used, some values with many duplicates, a few better items such as Mi. 167A; some with Stefan Berger opinions, most very fine