The Stamps Of Australia : On Steiner Pages.

Go team stamp collector's.

1970
Steiner Page 9.
CV : $23
"Anpex"

The second discovery of Australia, the first Australians were here 40,000 - 60,000 years prior.

1970
Steiner Page 9A.
Inter-Panneau selvedge fragments with sheet serial numbering.

FDC (First Day Cover)

BALLAARAT Victoria. (Note Spelling)

Line rouletted, and Perforated (Perf example slipped into celophane prot.)

Off-Topic.

Posted in gratitude, of the Stamp Collectors out there, that refuse to take home PLASTIC shopping bags, bury all our kitchen scraps in the Garden,
and tend to our immediate world, in the best way we can, but not perfect.

Australian slang : "Dunny" = Toilet.

A real funny on the dunny but certainly relevant.

Gift from SCF member "KG5"
feels like a couple of kilos of Australia. Yikes.
There's homework.

Thanks John.

When finished I'll "Pass the Parcel" to another SCF member.

Hi Rod

Great to see you with your stamps. They are not so easy to come by these days sadly. A sign of the times we live in.

You help so many people in stamping with your great attitude to newbie and well as to seasoned collector's.

Nice you can share your gift around with your others. You helped me so much with "Australian KGV Stamps explained". Its was so good that I will never forget that help.

Enjoy your stamps. Thanks for the kind words.

Always Happy Stamping.
John

1973
Steiner Page 19.



1974
Steiner Page 20.

G'Day Rod
Do Steiner pages cover every stamp / mini sheet etc in Aussie decimals or just the basics ?

I'm thinking about printing a set of 1966 to 2000 pages to rehouse from Hagner which are a bit boring.

Al,
yes, indeed.
Do you have the pages?
You shall need "Australia 1990"

You will get Prime ministers singletons, not booklet panes.
Same with coils, singles not pairs.
You can get Blank Steiner pages for any specialties.

No Frama addressed.

Load onto your Hard Drive, so you can print at will, one page at a time, without charging into Kilos of paper in one hit.

Tip: watch your printer, "Print current page", otherwise you shall have your printer spitting out numerous sheets.

Rod

I'll need to buy more archive pages when I work out how many ,Was thinking about housing them in plastic sleeves rather than punching holes everywhere.

What do you do with the pages punch or no punch ?

Al,
I am a Worldwide collector, prudent budgeting is a must.
Ergo, what follows may, or may not alarm you.

Consideration:
After years of buying "part collections" etc, It is common to see beautiful cardstock from previous albums, just cut out or ripped out and treated terribly.

Caveat, I now mount all my stamps in plastic mounts.

I print Steiner sheets on normal acid free Copy paper (Yes)
2,500 pages $14

I use Officeworks JB1B442WE (4 ring Binders) Binders $5.99
I use Officeworks Heavy Duty Plastic Sheet protectors $19.99 per 100

That will give you 200 pages of Album pages for about $28

I have no issue with slippage, pages can be slipped in and out in a trice,
no plastic issues thus far (10 years)

I mount as I get stamps, this regime gives one the opportunity to mount
say a page of Australia 2012 next to a page of 1977 if that is all you have,

You just print the Steiner Page as needed, slip into a Page Protector and into the Album.

My Albums / binders will accept around 53 - 60 protectors per Album
(106-120 album pages)
Without being overloaded.

They turn over beautifully, I have no problems.

If you "hinge" then the stamp is in contact with the plastic, your call.

Hope that helps.

A typical Page. (best I could get on the platen)
Note: I f you choose heavy cardstock, you may only get 1 album page per protector, and cut your quantity per album in half.

Classic design from a current GB auction for you, Rod. Sorry about the pic size



SG41, unused, rather than mint, with a couple of faults, estimate £300.