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Year Books : Do You Keep Them ?

 
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Hello everyone,

I was doing some sorting through the forgotten boxes of my collection when I came across several German yearbooks (from 1978 to 2005, West Germany and Berlin).

I was wondering whether you keep this kind of thing or remove the stamps to put them in your albums. Are they collectible items or just disposable junk?

For some yearbooks, the answer is easy: they're just pieces of cardstock with nothing more to them. But these are little booklets with descriptions, illustrations of first-day cancellations, etc. So it's not an easy decision for me. I have to choose between keeping my collection consistent (same albums, everything organized in the same way…) and keeping things that don't quite fit in.

That was my rambling for the day!
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