Page Of Old Stamps

Have been wondering for a while if these stamps have much value.This
is a page from a large stamp album given to me many years ago and until
now I have not researched them at all.Any help would be appreciated.TIA

A real "hodge podge" of used US stamp types, nothing rare from the looks of it....a few are low demoniations from the Columbian Expo series with heavy cancels. What are the annotations meant to signify? John

The notations were valuations done in the 1960's which was
predecimal (pounds shillings and pence) in Australia at that time

Welcome to SCF, Steveo

I will type out those that are notable for you ...

The top two rows, and the 3rd stamp on the 3rd row are from the 1913 "Parcel Post" series that was short-lived and is quite popular with collectors. Scott catalogue numbers and values for "very fine" copies are

Q1 (1c) - $1.50
Q2 (2c)- $1.25
Q3 (3c)- $5.75
Q4 (4c)- $3.00
Q5 (5c)- $2.25
Q6 (10c)- $3.00
Q7 (15c)- $13.50
Q9 (25c)- $7.50
Q11 (75c)- $35.00

Row 3 Walloon issue of 1924

# 614 (1c) - $3.25
# 615 (2c) - $2.25

Rows 4, 5, & 6
Columbian expo issues of 1893

#230 (1c) - $.40
#231 (2c) - $.30
#233 (4c) - $7.50
#234 (5c) - $8.00
#237 (10c) - $8.00

Overall condition is poor to average and retail values are about ~10% of catalogue values.

The remaining stamps are VERY common and worth only pennies.

Brian

Ok thanks for that Rileysan.Good to know they are worth something even if
its only a few dollars

Value is subjective, of course. Someone may see something they like in this lot and be willing to pay more than the average collector. If I leave you with one thing it's this - regardless of "value", these stamps are still popular and collectible. I know many collectors of US stamps who don't have a Q11 (75c Parcel Post).

Cheers!

Brian

Yeah, me

Me, too! In fact, it is interesting that the 75c Parcel Post Stamp has a box cancel postmark that seems readable. I think it reads Lakeville, Mass.

Very interesting as I have quite a few more pages of US and other
world stamps going back to the mid 1800's so I might post up more
photos of the pages in the next few days.Thanks for your help
so far guys