Show Us Your Completed Album Pages!

rturn22,

I like your page of used margin singles of the complete set imperforate nation park issue, all with a cds from 1935 to 1937. A difficult task.

Good stuff NCstamps. Thank you for sharing those. Have never been a topical collector, but have thought about starting a book/album on spiny lobsters. Spent many a summer in the Florida Keys diving for them (and subsequently eating them!)

clivel,

I like your layout using the SG pages. Had I known of them when I started this journey, I might have chosen them over Scott. Particularly the 22-ring feature. It's seems much better holding the pages perpendicular in the album than the Scott square post design. What software do you use for the layout?

Thinkstamp,

I've focused on collecting ALL of the Farley varieties (740-49/756-771) in both mint and used. Believe me, finding used Farley material is MUCH harder than in mint. At this point I've found every variety I can think of including lines (horz., vert. & cross), gutters (up, down & cross), arrows (L, R, T, B), plates, plate singles for all numbers and positions, plus signatures from PO officials and designers on appropriate pieces. So now I'm branching out into US Philatelic Event-related cinderellas from 1910 to 1939. (I know, another off-the-wall collecting area)

Thanks to both of you for your comments.
Rick

rturn22, Clive uses and wrote the Album Easy software. Go to www.thestampweb.com for more info and examples


Peter

Thanks, Peter, I should have mentioned that :)

Here are a couple of my early Austria pages for a start (hope these display well).

Today I finally got the last stamp I needed to finish my first 1960s Argentina page.

Nice mock up.

That is my finished page, not a mockup.

Very nice page Eva. Please post more when you finish them


Peter

Nice pages TNPhil.

Especially the SON on the 50Kr coarse print of 1872. Used in January 1878.

I'd like one too.

Thanks Thinkstamp. I was buying from a dealer with quite reasonble prices years ago when I got that one, he was working from my want list and I was surprised to receive that stamp to fill my need for #33; don't think he upcharged me at all for the cancel.

Here is the next complete page in my Austria album. There are several between the 2nd one I posted above and this one that are close to completion; alas, some will never be complete due to the cost involved to complete them.

I forgot to mention before that I am using Steiner pages for my collection.

The next page is in need of condition upgrades, but at least it is filled for now. The 1920-21 definitives in the bottom half of the page were printed on both normal and thick papers; these are a mix of the two papers for now.

Eva, nice job with your pages, very creative. I am more of a space filler, rather than the creative type.