Austria : Stamps On Steiner Pages.

1991
Austrian Post
Advert for "The Magic Flute"

1977
Steiner Page 19.



1978
Steiner Page 21.

1978
Steiner Page 23.



1979
Steiner Page 24.

1979
Steiner Page 25.



1979
Steiner Page 26.

1980
Steiner Page 27.



1980
Steiner Page 28.

1980
Steiner Page 29.



1981
Steiner page 30.

1981
Steiner Page 31.



1981
Steiner Page 32.

1945
Austria issued under Allied Military Government
Steiner Page 7.




Printer's testing labels.
(Dummy Stamps)

Postage Dues
1899
Steiner Page 41.



Postage Dues
1911
Steiner page 42.

Note: 5Kr Blue in 1916 numerals does not belong there. error.

1917
Romania.
Issued under Austrian Occupation.

Steiner Page 70



1916
Military Newspaper Stamps.

Steiner Page 54 (part)

Rod, do you physically add numbers to pages?

Hi angore,
absolutely.
I would get lost without numbering. (pencilled top left hand corner)

I also find it beneficial, if I have a page of duplicates, I can run off a page of Steiner, before putting on ebay.

Also, if I am flipping through an album, and note a page missing by numbering,
I can guess that it may be a souvenir sheet etc.

I use 4 ring binders, so I can slip any pages into sequence when they appear over my desk.

Rod. Thanks.

I take advantage of the numbering on my US Mystic since they number them and was thinking about doing the same for my Steiner pages for inventory.

Since I keep more than one country in a binder I separate with tabbed dividers but looking for something more elegant.

angore,
being a worldwide collector, organisation is paramount.

I use a 1980's program "MSWorks" still after all these years, the quickest way to organise a database ( 4 seconds)

I have to list where all my stamps are, in which albums, it is an absolute nightmare, otherwise.

If I want say "where is my Burma collection?"

I type in Burma, and "select all" and I know where all my Burma stamps are located, in Albums, or boxes, or stored etc.......

1962
Steiner Page 5.



1965
Steiner Page 10.



1966
Steiner Page 11.