1935 Silver Jubilee Of KGV Album

Hi,

I am looking for an album to mount my stamps for the 1935 Silver Jubilee of KG issues.

Kindly suggest resources and if anybody has an album, please share.

Thanks.

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One of the best resources here in the States would be the American Topical Association. They have a website at http://americantopicalassn.org . Check with them - I am sure they will help you.


Peter

I have seen dedicated printed albums for similar "Omnibus" issues, not for the "Silver Jubilee" however, but I would guess they did exist.

These were printed Circa 1940's 1950's ?

I bid on one nearly complete Album when I first began collecting, from memory it was around $20, I had set my top price, and it went for $25.
Much to my chagrin.

The Silver Jubilee Omnibus 1935 set, is complete at 250 stamps.

The full set, is shown B.o.b. in the Stanley Gibbons specialists Catalogue.

The expensive stamp, aside from the varieties, is the Egyptian issue. If you look on the "recently purchased stamps" thread (I think), you'll find Silver Jubilee album pages put together by one of the members here.

Thank you all for your comments and guidance.

I found one thread on this -
https://goscf.com/t/49010&whichpage=2

A member scinde_dawk had posted that he had made an album - I however could not email him as I am new member and the board does not allow me to email directly.

Can one of you please contact him on my behalf and ask him if he could share the album.


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Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks,
Karthik

Hi Karthik, I too tried sending you an email but it says that the member has blocked receiving emails.
Please provide your personal email address amd I shall send you the details.

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Not advisable to post email address on a public forum.

Thanks Randy.

I appreciate your input.

Kirk

This is probably an issue where keeping them in a good quality, black paged stock-book, with accompanying information, would work well. It would also let you accommodate mint and used, and any varieties you happened to pick up.