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Scott International Continuity From Part 1 To Part 2 ???

 
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Posted 03/10/2015   6:17 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this topic Add mobilman44 to your friends list Get a Link to this Message
Hi,
Another question on the Scott's International albums........

While I can't be certain, in going from my Scotts International Part 1 to Part 2, it appears that there may be some gaps for stamps issued in 1939 - 40.

Obviously that was a difficult time in world history, and I'm wondering if Scotts just couldn't get all the info they needed to include some of the "transition" stamps........

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Posted 03/10/2015   7:02 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add Climber Steve to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
My international pages; Parts I through V and bought in the early 1980s; don't seem to have any gaps that I have discerned.

There are a few missing countries; small ones; in my Part I. Cilicia comes quickly to mind, but I added a page from an old Schaubeck album that I bought.

The early years of my Portugal & Colonies collections are on Schaubeck pages from a collection (Portugal) and international blank pages (colonies). Part I is simply inadequate for collections of this nature. I'll be doing the same; using blank pages; in the next few months for my early Mexico stamps.
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