Post by Admin on Nov 12, 2014 5:27:57 GMT
I find my collecting interest has changed since I first returned to collecting.
I have a passion for the early GB and line engravings, but how to house them in an album.
With all the different plates and wonderful postmarks a collector could fill a whole album with the study of a single stamp.
This is what I have come up with, use hangar/vario black stock sheets but instead of just placing the stamp in the row I will take advantage of the different size's available
Here is a ms paint mock up of what I thinking
I would use quality acid free card stock and clear black mounts then insert into the stock sheet.
This way I can place covers, singles on one page.
Instead of mounts I strongly leaning towards spending a few quid and buying Dennison's hinges after all most of my collection will be used, sure if I come across a classic mint I will use a mount.
I have a passion for the early GB and line engravings, but how to house them in an album.
With all the different plates and wonderful postmarks a collector could fill a whole album with the study of a single stamp.
This is what I have come up with, use hangar/vario black stock sheets but instead of just placing the stamp in the row I will take advantage of the different size's available
Here is a ms paint mock up of what I thinking
I would use quality acid free card stock and clear black mounts then insert into the stock sheet.
This way I can place covers, singles on one page.
Instead of mounts I strongly leaning towards spending a few quid and buying Dennison's hinges after all most of my collection will be used, sure if I come across a classic mint I will use a mount.
