Come Show A Picture Of Your Stamps/Colletcion!

I'd really like to see all your stamps and your collection and how many binders you use and everything!

So,
would you mind sharing?

Stamping101, use the "buttons" at the top of page to see stamps of all kinds from SCF members. You can do a search for specific kinds of stamps (search button, third one from the right), you can search by topics (topical stamps within "Home" listing), or you can peruse the new and active topics.

Most collectors here are happy to share images of their stamps...within a more specific topic being discussed.

Take a look at the threads on this board. Most show their collections, types of albums, storage methods, even shelving.


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When you know you need more than one!

One of my favorites.

Stuart...i'm happy to have 'one'!...thanks for the image of your 'sixteen' !

I overpaid for that block of sixteen at Brigham's sale. Glad I did.

A couple of U. S. Official stamps, These are 3 cent Justice O27 plate captures. These are positions 5 & 6. The captures are No. in script and 28.

Sounds to me that the OP wants pictures of bookcases filled with binders, not individual stamps. I'm too paranoid to do that. I don't distrust anyone who is a member at SCF, but images on the internet can be retrieved in other ways, and give somebody the wrong idea. I respectfully decline to post images of my binders.

You know, I've always thought the bluenose was a pretty engraving for a stamp. Also a pretty color. I don't think I've ever appreciated how nice it really looks until just now, seeing that block of 16. That is really amazing.

The bluenose is a beautiful dry printed stamp.

Some nice Admiral lathework.

Stuart: Beautiful block of Canadian bluenose! While I do think it is likely the best looking of all Canadian stamps, for some reason my favorite Canadian series has always been the 1897 Jubilees.

my collection