Help Me Identify Any Of These I Have No Clue

Are there any you see that stand out and if so what is their CV thank you!

I'm afraid that these appear to be common stamps with virtually no commercial value, although, if the Audubon stamps are mint, they can be used for postage.

It's a nice start to a collection though.

Appreciate it ty

Jsmith11390: welcome to the Forum. I noticed that some of the stamps have corners or other pieces missing. Those have no value and can be discarded. Only time I keep a damaged stamp like those is if the catalog value is very high; and then, it is just a space filler until a better copy comes along..

Some are of interest (though not of monetary value).

In scan 1, you have some US pre-cancels (the ones in the top-left corner, with lines and place names printed over the top). Could be the start of a collection. You also have a postal stationery cut-out (the circular design) and a part of a dumb cancel (I only just learned about these) - the red stamp right of centre, with part of an "O" printed over the corner.

Scan 2, more pre-cancels and another cut-out. Also a few of the celebrated 'Presidents' series (the green 1 cent stamps of the left, and others of a similar design).

Scan 6 - several German hyper-inflation stamps with extraordinary face-values. And another dumb cancel almong the US ones.

If you are interested in collecting, it's worth reading up on these to understand what you have.

Understanding "catalog value" is a study that takes time and experience along with the stamps themselves. Quite fun.

Thank you guys yes it's been a hard struggle looking up but it's definatly made me very interested in researching them I've been pretty interested in the Greek ones and the us stamps so far

Also the ones with the corners missing the corners are there they are bent underneath I'm just afraid to touch them yet and fix them because of the age of some

Sorry I realized I missed a few pages

Jsmith11390.

I see nothing there, either.

Jack Kelley