Vintage Japan & World Postage Stamp Collection - Philatelic Lot
Mixed Brands including Minkus and Postal Commemorative Society
17.2 lbs, Bulk Collection


An expansive philatelic collection featuring a significant concentration of Japanese postage stamps and postal history. This lot covers multiple eras, including detailed Japanese commemoratives from the 1930s, Expo '70 souvenir sheets, and National Railway series from the 1970s. The collection also includes specialized 22k gold foil replica stamp covers from the Postal Commemorative Society, featuring Space Exploration, the Winter Olympics, and Christmas themes.


• Extensive Japanese issues: 1930s definitive and commemorative issues, Expo '70 sheets, and 1970s railway series.
• 22k gold foil replicas: Space Exploration Uranus, 1992 Winter Olympics Ice Hockey, and 1991 Madonna and Child.
• Formats: Minkus album pages, loose bagged stamps, and commemorative covers.
• Massive 17.2 lb lot provides a high-volume assortment for sorting and collecting.


Condition: The collection is in Used Good condition and is sold as-is. Stamp conditions vary from cancelled/used to mint never hinged. Some album pages show moderate yellowing, toning, or edge wear consistent with age. Gold foil replicas are housed in clear sleeves within a commemorative binder. Bulk bags contain mixed loose items and covers with varied storage wear.


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