Question About "Amos" & "Subway Stamp"

Hi!

Does Amos or Subway Stamp produce the Scott's International album pages?

Asked another way, what is their function in that regard? Does Amos print them and Subway sell them, or ?

Thank you!

Scott products are published by Amos Media. Subway is simply a retailer, as is Amos Advantage.

There are many other places that sell them too, like NOLA, iHobb, etc

Mobilman: I haven't bought International blank pages for several years as I have an ample stock. Subway produces almost identical blank, quadrilled, Intl. pages under their G & K brand. I generally mount stamps on both sides of my blank Intl. pages and then use glassine interleaving. I prefer the G & K pages as they are printed on somewhat thicker paper than the Scott pages printed by Amos.

Subway is thus more than just a retailer, but, again, I haven't checked their web site for a while due to having enough pages.

My reason for asking is ..........
- The Part 1a2 (1997 edition)has the first Grenada page backwards. The face of the sheet starts at 1935, and the reverse side starts in the late 1800s. Obviously the sides were switched in the prep process and I was looking to get a proper one - if available.

- I'm missing the pages (also in Part 1a2) for German East Africa, German New Guinea, and German South West Africa. I just realized this as before last week I didn't have stamps for those countries. They are listed in the Part 1a2 table of contents, but they are not in the book.

Hopefully one or the other entities can provide replacements and I will contact them.

mobilman44, Amos replaced a defective page for my 1997 International which I had bought from them quickly and without cost. I checked my copy, and your missing German colonies are on 5 pages (i.e, leaves).

Thank you folks, I've sent a note out to Amos and we will see what happens.