Bermuda Stamps : On Album Pages.

Thanks Jon,
However, I did not purchase, I set my value opinion and (generally) do not budge.

I work on 25% of Scott, and perhaps go a smidge over, if they are scarcer.

If you making your own pages, as a WW collector, you must be a busy fellow.........

No, my collection is all stored on Vario pages - so I'm not exactly making them, just arranging the set-up.

Additionally I'm creating digital (virtual) pages, however only for the classical period and only for a few selected areas (like the one from France in this thread). I might choose to do that simply as a 'supplement' if I would like to see how certain stamps might have looked - if they had been mounted on classic album pages - and if they had been arranged on pages where there are not lots of empty spaces for all varieties etc. (like in my Vario set-up where a 'complete' series according to major catalog numbers often appear to be incomplete due to empty spaces for missing varieties). Anyway, for the vast majority of stamp issues I am not making pages.



Yes, absolutely overloaded! But in the end - whichever way a WW collector should choose to collect or arrange a WW collection - it is not enough time anyway - so the art is to have fun regardless

1949
Steiner Page 4.



1953
Steiner Page 6.



1959
Steiner Page 7.



1964
Steiner Page 9.

1967
Steiner Page 12.



1968
Steiner Page 13.

Rod

always nice to see your pages

Thanks

Thank you for those nice words Rene,
If you care for my duplicates, please email me with a suitable address.

Now, that's two generous gentlemen

Btw, I agree off course, always some nice pages to be seen from down below.

Rod, send me a mail with your address, I've got a few spare Brazilian postcards ( for which there seems no point in making more contests/give-aways due to rather low interest)
Jon

Thanks Jon,
(and may I say, you have an extremely handsome tribe (family) over there)
I sent some duplicates a while ago, you should be receiving them soon.
email sent.

Rod,
Your name and address is now on this 'Xmas card' from Brazil :





Nothing to do with Bermuda at all, only because you're generous.

Edit: I missed your message above, thank you for the duplicates, I did not know! Will be exciting to see when I get home. Thanks!!.

Hi Jon,
Thank you very much.
You should be receiving My Papua? stamps soon
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Sc#6 1865 (25th Sept.) One Shilling Green.
Typo (De La Rue)
Wmk 1
P14.

CV : $450 / $70

Note: Rather than use the PRINZ pointy tweezers, to sever the hinge,
the previous caretaker has lifted the hinge, which has grabbed the stamp gum, in turn the stamp paper, causing a very light "Thin".

Some teeth scissor cut.




Under Wmk Fluid




QUERY:

Anyone aware whom engraved Her Majesty please?

I am assuming Monsieur Jean Ferdinand Joubert De La Ferte ?

Rod,
I may repeat myself but it is always a pleasure looking at your stamps-pages-threads and Thank You! for the Bermuda dups that Santa Claus is bringing over from Australia and the same can be said for my special Canada envelope which will certainly miss X-Mas but will get to Perth as promised This s not meant to highjack your fine thread...

I know this one will fill a hole.......

I want to play! Here's some Bermuda pages from a 1954 Scott Specialized British America album with a couple extra pages added.

Very nice work....I am sure members will appreciate your efforts ! Thanks

Thanks Rene, lovely stamp, with a nice Registration Pmk.




Wow!.
Lovely stuff, congratulations on securing all the hard ones, you have all the ones I am missing (and cannot afford)
Money in the bank, for those pages.
Thanks for sharing.

May I keep a copy of the few early pages for my reference..study please?

Today from Leonard Hartmann. Philatelic Literature Dealer.

Bermuda Crossroads of the Atlantic A Postal History by Arthur H. Groten & David R. Pitts From the APS, it was withdrawn from sale and is now again available with an errata sheet. We do not know all the details but one of the evident problems it was set up for smithies sewing and was perfect bound thus cutting off the inner margins. 2017, 150 pages, extensive color, hard bound, with a CD in PDF format, $49.00, should have when we return from Europe