Scotts Vol I Scanned Example

Too late!


It appears I do have more blank pages than you, though!


I enjoy a great collection. It doesn't have to be mine. Hope you will stop by very very often!

k

Antonius Ra, I did post a link to your site on my blog when I discovered your website some months back. I can't tell you how many times I've looked at your albums (and Dr. Chen's) to help with stamp IDs as well as just for the general pleasure of flipping through the virtual pages. I know the scanning of albums is a major undertaking so please know how much it is appreciated.

BOB

Sure thanks, That's the main reason I started putting it up online. For people to have a place to look at most of the earlies. I've always enjoyed looking at others collections but the problem is that so many collectors were in the closet and secretive. At first I questioned whether it was good enough but I've got passed that.
It has served so many other purposes I never even thought of in the beginning.
I've been at the PC all day trying to ignore the heat. Time to go play a new video game that I've been waiting to play for a year. My other addiction is video games

Bob, Well now I can thank you proper for linking the site.
It is my hope that many will find it helpful for reference.
As you say it is a lot of work and I've been doing it for 10 years now.
It is very useful to me personally but I will feel my time a bit wasted if others did not also find it useful.

BBL

Bob, I forgot to mention that I do not have any Scott international pages.
They are mostly all Scott Specialty pages with the exception of a few countries that are in other albums.
There seemed to have been a little confusion in that original post on your site.

Antonius Ra, as a new member and a new collector I also thank you for your online volumes, these are an invaluable resource to those of us learning the hows, whats and whys.

after reading your 250,000 stamps message, I no-longer was so impressed with my 100 stamps I placed this week in my albums.. then I reminded myself you also had a beginning to your hobby.

Ed

Ed,

We are all impressed each time a collector adds 1 stamp to their collection, whether it is their 100th stamp or their 250,000th stamp.

As Mitchell pointed out, loving your collection, that's what matters!

I just happen to enjoy looking at everybody else's, too!

k

I Do love my collection..even more than my 96 Tacoma 4x4 !!

Me too, I can honestly say I love my collecton more than your 96 Tacoma 4x4!