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Thanks. Yes, I should have known this from always changing the ink in my inkjet printer and never seeing a white ink cartridge!
I actually tried making some black labels using PowerPoint and it worked quite well and looks good in my Vario pages. Thanks for the idea. |
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SWH,
I would love to see more examples of your pages with examples of your various different types of labeling.
Do you collect only specific countries or WW?
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Dear Gerben,
Huh, I didn't realize you are stampworldhistory.com. Makes sense now. Great resource for classic stamp collectors.
Thanks!
Chris
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Ok, another thought. Instead of handwriting your pages, anyone print out text and then cut them out and paste onto blank quadrille pages? How to attach the cut-out labels onto the page? Glue? Gluestick? Something else?
Would love to hear from anyone doing this or anyone with ideas. |
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I scrawl, personally, but gluestick (as for mounts) would be the way to go. Gives the equivalent of those old printed country labels (not so old, in fact, as they're still on sale). |
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Thanks guys. I'm pretty happy with this method as a way to display all the extra stamps that don't have a dedicated space in the BigBlue album. |
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