First Complete Big Blue Page

I'm very happy to have my first completed Big Blue page! I recently began working on world classics, starting with a Scott Junior album from my father-in-law. Then I bought a couple of old albums on eBay, merging everything into new Big Blue albums, and filling in gaps with Stamps2Go. I have a long way to go, but thoroughly enjoying the process. A huge public thank you to Jim Jackson for his Big Blue blog - I'd be pretty lost without the information he provides.

Congrats on your achievement SaborStamp!

Impressive! And congratulations, very nice looking

Peter

Congratulations ......always a joy to fill a page .

Congratulations. Very nice. I don't think completing a page ever gets old.

Well done.
Greece is a nice journey.
Refreshing to see used in mounts, good preservation.

... and there was I thinking they'd look better hinged.

Philatelic democracy, alive and healthy........

Nice looking page!

Great achievement SaborStamp Please keep us informed of your progress!!

Great job! Keep going.

Congratulations!

Last year I got my mint never hinged U.S. collection to the point where it will cost a pretty penny to fill any more of my Scott Minuteman pages. The unfinished page that will be the cheapest to fill will cost me at least $60 if I'm lucky on eBay (Scott #3138, alternate Bugs Bunny pane, $175 catalog). Then there's the page where the empty space for Scott #613 will mock me for the rest of my life....

Nice Greece page.

and SaborStamp, you have much more fun ahead.

..and thanks for the kind words.

Jim Jackson
bigblue1840-1940.blogspot.com

Well done SaborStamp! I have some Minkus Global Master albums and don't think that I have any complete pages. This may change one day if I ever get the chance to sort through and mount any of the tens of thousands of worldwide stamps I've got stored away in boxes.

Nice job.

Great page Sabor Stamp

Thanks for sharing.

Dianne