What Is The Best Way To Store Souvenir Sheets?

I have several souvenir sheets that don't fit in the little pockets of the stamp album sheet I have. What should I buy to display them since they are larger than regular stamps?

Thanks.

Bonjour nuit_boreale

Just asumed you're french because of you're name. So am I and I'm also from New Brunswick.

Anyway to answer your question or should I say I'm looking to this also. I think I've decided to put mine in a nice binder using acid free heavyweight paper and stamp mounts (I'm assuming they are available for sheet) Some of the more seasoned collectors may have better options.

Dianne

Vario stock sheets come in many sizes from one pocket (row) per page (about 8 1/2 by 11 inches) on up to several rows per page. You can get them at stamp shows (cheapest) or amos advantage or subway or any other places that sell stamp collecting supplies. Here are some for sale on http://cgi.ebay.com/25-Vario-2-Side...st_W0QQitemZ320219375916QQihZ011QQcategoryZ702QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Thank you for your replies. And yes Dianne, your assumption was correct. I am indeed french (100% acadienne)

So am I, My last name is Earl now but my parents are Gautreau and Maillet

I live around a bunch of ex-French/Indian/Black/everything else people that you guys kicked out of Canada! And, they all talk funny. They call themselves Cajuns!

The Vario stock sheets t360 mentioned are great. I use the Scott Publishing Specialized stock sheets because they match the pages in all my other albums. They come in 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 rows per page. They are more expensive however and the Vario are better for all around use.

Actually laswabbie, the cajuns are our cousins. We were all from here, but some like the cajuns settled where they were deported. But some of us came back several years after the deportation. So no, we didn't kick them out. The English did hehe.

As for the info, thanks. My husband was planning on going to this little store where he buys his coin collecting supplies in a few weeks. Perhaps they'll have the Vario stock sheets as well.

Nuit_boreale

I get all my supplies on line at a place called Arpin Philately.

Their prices and services are great you should check it out. (Just google Aprin Philately)

Dianne

Thanks Dianne,

I'll check it out. Also, I'll send you my address as soon as I become a valued member (I think it's after 10 posts or something). Cause right now, I can't send any emails through the website.

Actually, my husband just told me that he thinks I have to wait at least 14 days after registering to be able to send emails.