Diary Of A Wannabe Worldwide Collector

Well after sorting the Penny Reds, it's back to the 1960's and a few more pages put together. I quite like the Battle of Britain one.

Maiden....nice looking pages!

Really enjoying your posts as you share your WW collecting journey. Your pages look great as well. I noticed you have some blanks that I'd be happy to help you fill. I have duplicates that I'd love to put in the hands of somebody who would make good use of them. No strings, no cost to you, just message me and I will send them your way.

That's very generous, many thanks :)

Message sent.

BrotherSquint, that's a nice offer your doing.

The machine shown on the 4d Listers antiseptic surgery stamp was for creating a carbolic drenched germ free atmosphere in the operating area not just in the wound and tools. It worked but irritated the skin of many people who had to work in the area. Joseph Lister also holds the record for the fastest intentional amputation of a limb. I believe he simultaneously sliced off a few fingers from a slow moving asssitant.
To save Brother Squint Dollars on international shipping. I might be able to fill many of your Elizabethan 20th century British gaps (no Cost). Please send me a list with SG numbers.

Well after a 5 month absence I'm back.

Have had a lot going on over the past few months,; some good, some bad and I just couldn't find the time to devote to 'stamping'.

Things have calmed down now, so looking forward to continuing this thread with some more updates :)

Glad to hear it Maiden, I've missed reading your posts.

Hi Maiden,

Glad to see you back! I look forward to more posts on your collection's progress.

Dale

Yes please post more. One of my favorite threads.

Latest pages from 1965 & 1966

Beautiful pages that show much time and care.

Jack Kelley

Nice work.

Looks good!

Some more pages from 1966 & 1967, plus a couple of George VI that I missed: