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- 56%- 56%FRANCE Minkus Album With Close to 1,500 Different Mint and Used - 426497
$369.00$840.00FRANCE – Nice Minkus album providing spaces for French stamps well into the 1980s populated with close to 1,500 different mint and used stamps! While the coverage varies throughout, the first half of... -
- 56%- 56%RUSSIA – Several Thousand Different, Post-WWII to Late USSR, Mint and Used – 426210
$410.00$935.00RUSSIA – Massive Late Soviet Union Selection – Here is an expansive RUSSIA lot offering several thousand mint and used issues tracing roughly half a century from the post-WWII period through the late... -
- 56%- 56%GERMANY Close to 1000 Different Mint and Used – 426656
$383.00$870.00GERMANY – MINT & USED COLLECTION – Here is a substantial working lot for the dealer or accumulator seeking broad German material in a single acquisition. Close to one thousand different mint and... -
- 56%- 56%AUSTRIA – MINT POST WWII SELECTION OF THOUSANDS! – 426549
$342.00$780.00AUSTRIA – MINT POST WWII SELECTION OF THOUSANDS! – Very nice compact grouping of couple thousand issues primarily focused on the 2nd half of the 20th century presented on Scott numbered cards with... -
- 56%- 56%FRANCE Mint and Used Collection of nearly 2,000 Different Issues– 426218
$369.00$840.00FRANCE – Solid mint and used collection of close to two thousand different issues tracing French postal stamps from the very dawn of philately and into the late stages of the 20th century on the...
Description
FRANCE – Extensive Post-WWII Selection – Here is a massive FRANCE lot focused squarely on the second half of the 20th century, offering close to three thousand different mint and used issues with limited duplication running all the way to the turn of the 21st century. Stock pages are mostly Scott numbered and arranged in Scott order, making this an unusually well-organized working lot that is ready to navigate from the moment it arrives in hand. Mid-century definitive issues are packed throughout, and standout items like an uncut sheet of #615a celebrating the French centenary of postal stamps add genuine highlights to an already substantial holding.
A significant portion of the book is packed with glassines, in places a couple of layers deep, meaning the full scope of the lot is difficult to appreciate from photographs alone. Prospective buyers should factor this into their evaluation, as the material housed within the glassines adds meaningful depth beyond what is immediately visible. Condition throughout is generally Very Fine, mint original gum, many never hinged, a strong and consistent grade well suited to both personal collecting and individual resale across classic and modern French material alike.
