Cut Squares Storage- Album Pages

I know that this question was asked a few years back, however perhaps things have changed......does any other manufacturer other than Scott produce album pages for Cut Square embossed stamps? I thought I had read somewhere that Harris did also but have not been able to confirm that. Otherwise, I guess everyone would use...quite large Showgard mounts, or similar on blank pages? The early ones have caught my interest and since I will be at a stamp show tomorrow I thought I would see what I can find there. Thanks for any suggestions. John

I place them in vario , so I can also keep the full envelopes or post cards and all others stationary stuff

Yes, I understand from reading threads to "not" cut them unless necessary, envelope is in tatters, etc. and I have complete stampless covers I keep in Vario sheets, but I will probably encounter a lot of "pre-cut" squares. Reading up on the topic on our great forum has informed me that even the Scott pages would probably be inadequate if one were trying to identify all the paper types and dies used, I take it that Scott is just representative and not for the completest? Perhaps the Steiner pages and a whole lot of blank pages to mount varieties, and Vario for complete pieces would be the best route. Pardon my stream of consciousness here.... I'll know in about 30 hours what I come up with. John

Vario made different type of sheet, with more or less row, so they can be use for anything, from a single stamps to an envelope, it's best to keep all the stuff organised in the same binder

Thanks Area66, I appreciate your feedback.

I've never seen another publisher's cut-squares pages, so I've always assumed Scott was the only manufacturer of them. There's always the route of using blank pages you design yourself which would allow you to do the labeling and add whatever collateral material you found useful. That, to my way of thinking, makes for the best looking kind of album even if it is more work -- but it's not really "work" if you enjoy it, is it?

Disclaimer: this is an item I am selling on ebay.

There were worldwide cut square album pages published in 1901 or so. I'm not aware of any produced since then. If you're not opposed to printing your own pages, this may be an option.

It's 310 pages.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Worldwide-1...STRK:MESE:IT

Very nice looking product Revenue Collector, but after buying Steiner pages for the US of my interest, pre-1910, I find I like Area66's idea best. Just typing out data on each and holding in Vario pages of different pocket size depending on entires or cut squares.