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GERMANY & AREA – MASSIVE COLLECTION IN A PAIR OF MINKUS ALBUMS – 424896
$4,055.00GERMANY & AREA – MASSIVE COLLECTION IN A PAIR OF MINKUS ALBUMS – Very attractive and expansive collection of a few thousand different issues that covers expanded philatelic Germania from... -
- 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%PAIR MINKUS MASTER GLOBAL ALBUMS – 425995
$246.00$560.00PAIR MINKUS MASTER GLOBAL ALBUMS – Two humongous Minkus Master Global volumes showcasing stamps from all across the globe! Even though both albums are very fragmented, the sheer scope of the... -
- 56%- 56%INTERNATIONAL COLLECTION – Couple Thousand Different, Austria, Canada, Germany, Scott Specialty Album – 426618
$520.00$1,185.00INTERNATIONAL COLLECTION – Couple Thousand Different, Austria, Canada, Germany – Here is a substantial collection of a couple thousand different issues essentially split three ways between AUSTRIA,... -
- 56%- 56%RUSSIA – Expansive Collection, Two Minkus Albums 1858-1991, ~5,000 Different, Imperial to Soviet Collapse – 424946
$2,325.00$5,305.00RUSSIA – EXPANSIVE COLLECTION IN TWO MINKUS ALBUMS 1858-1991 – About 5,000 Different – This is one massive RUSSIA collection of some 5,000 different mint and used issues tracing postal history from...
Description
SCANDINAVIA – Massive Minkus Album, Couple Thousand Different – Here is one massive Minkus album housing a couple thousand different mint and used issues covering DENMARK (including Faroe Islands), FINLAND, and NORWAY, all running from the very dawn of philately through the 1990s. While coverage varies throughout, most national sections include attractive early period material packed with classics, making this lot particularly strong in the areas that matter most to Scandinavian specialists. The early sections are counterintuitively more comprehensive than the later portions, reflecting a collector who prioritized classic period material over modern issues.
The volume offers itself naturally for breakdown, as DENMARK, FINLAND, and NORWAY would each form solid standalone national collections when separated, making this equally attractive to the dealer or accumulator seeking three distinct resaleable country collections from a single acquisition and to the collector looking to strengthen early Scandinavia across multiple countries in broader terms. The massive single-volume presentation provides convenient housing and organization for the full couple thousand stamps. Condition throughout is generally Very Fine, mint original gum. Note that only a sample selection has been photographed, primarily focusing on the early portions, and prospective buyers are encouraged to factor the full scope of this philatelic behemoth into their evaluation.
