Purchased A Nice Schaubek Permanent Album Yesterday!

Wanted to share a few pages. I haven't even seen the entire album yet but here's a few!

Nice. I've been intrigued by albums that were designed to also include catalog information (e.g., the Gibbons' Imperial). I've only owned one Schaubek and it didn't come with a key to identify the symbols found above some spaces. If your album is missing that, too, let me know and I'll post an image.

Very nice stamps and an attractive display!

I love the Art Nouveau borders visible on some of the Romania and Russia pages. I suppose that dates them to around 1900-1910. I have Schaubek Brilliant pages and Senator binders for my Great Britain collection. I love them, but keeping up with the supplements each year is pricey. Luckily I was able to get a few extra binders and slipcases a couple of years ago at a reasonable price so at least with those I'm set for a few years at least

@1840- I am having trouble with understanding the symbols and can't really come to understand the information provided on the pages. I'd really appreciate it if you could help with this! Thanks

@Sabor thanks I appreciate it!

@Wadds this album contains some very interesting stamps! Earliest I've seen so far was late 1840s and the latest ones are around the end of ww2.

Really clean looking lot. I wonder what other surprises there might be!

Very nice, love seeing these old albums...enjoy

@Bobby thanks I really do admire this album honestly my best one that's actually in order and we'll set up

@yorkie I couldn't agree more thanks

Gswarriorz510, I know, the symbols are pretty inscrutable. Hope this image helps.

Thank you for this much appreciated @1840