Steiner Pages - Organization And Numbering

I am getting ready to number and print the Steiner pages for Canada. For several countries in the past, I separated out the BOB from the main issues and numbered separately so that I would not have air mail, etc. spread out among the reqular/comm stamps.
I am curious as to how others arrange the Steiner pages; do you have in sequence as in the pdf file or do you separate out by type of issue.

Same as in the Scott Catalogue.
Regular Issues
Semi-Postal
Airpost
Airpost Semi-Postal
ETC>

The Steiner pages are naturally set up to mimic the sequential ordering of the Scott catalogue as you probably know.

So regular-semipostals-air post- postage due- etc is the usual order.

Since I use the Scott catalogue for the WW classics, I don't change the sequence.

But if one is following another catalogue- say Michel- then it might make sense to order the pages based more closely on that catalogue's presentation.

Does the Unitrade catalogue for Canada separate out BOB, or integrate the issues into the main regular section?

I did mine via the Scott Catalogue as well.




It uses the same system as Scott. It has licensed the Scott numbering as well, but it doesn't have the design number (the A1, B6, etc)