A Decent But Affordable Ww Album

I recently purchased access to the Steiner album pages - I consider the modest cost well worth it, BUT - I do recommend also purchasing the cd - it can take quite a while to download all of the pages.
I just print the pages which I need. When you are ready to print the pages from the pdf file, you can print a single page, a range of pages, or all of them.

A very relevant topic for me right now since I'm considering moving my US collection from Vario pages to an album. I did look at the Steiner pages as well as the ones on http://www.philosateleia.com/album/ (which are free). Neither has Scott numbers and are not ordered either.

I have my WW collection in Vario sheets in Lighthouse binders and will wait to see how the US looks on pages . Now shopping for hinges and mounts.. sighhh. The spending on the 'hobby' never stops!

I use the Steiner pages as I get a credible number to put on a page - otherwise I put all of the other stamps from a country on a Vario. So I have a combination of the two and I think it works quite well. That way I don't have any album pages with just one stamp on them. I also mix in other completed pages for a country I might pick up at a stamp show for a steal.

I down-loaded both the Steiner and the Philosateleia computer-printable pages and printed out some pages from each. As Jkjblue stated, they are very nice. The problem I encountered is that they are indeed very nice if you are going to hinge your stamps. Since I am using mounts, I have part of the "box" showing which is not visually appealing. This is the result from both sources. It would be nice if I could get the same printable sheets with the text but not the boxes! Has anyone used extensively these printable pages? If so, I would be interested in your comments.