Wurttemburg 1851-1894 Comprehensive used collection, on Lighthouse hingeless pages. Nearly complete with the exception of 1851/1865 colour shades and paper varieties. Includes many key values including Scott #6 (closed tear), 18 (small thins), 29, 46 (small thin) and 53 (thinned with Ceremuga certificate stating “genuine in all respects”). Also note several clear town postmarks, #2 on folded letters. Generally fine-very fine with several very fine, four margin stamps throughout. Overall much better quality than normally seen. An excellent opportunity from which to build a specialized collection. Scott CV $11,319

Canada #359, 1956 5¢ Hockey signed by designer, matched set of plate blocks, never hinged, autographed by James Simpkins, who was well-known for his cartoon character, a bear named Jasper. Includes a small original watercolour on card of Jasper by Simpkins. Estimate $100

US #C15, 1930 $2.60 Zeppelin stamp on flown cover, from the June 3rd 1930 Graf Zeppelin flight from Lakehurst to Friedrichshafen, mailed at Varick St. Sta. New York May 31 1930. Usual cachets on front and Friedrichshafen June 6, 1930 receiver on back. Frost Cat. No. 8.) 127-49E. Frost 2005 CV $1800

Canada #FCF1, 1949-1971 25c blue Consular Fee, block of 6 from bottom right corner, mint never hinged, very fine. Light crease on lower right stamp mentioned for the record. Scarce and likely one of the largest known multiples. Van Dam CV $3750