Stamp Paraphernalia Plate Block Full Color US Plate Block Pages

https://www.stampparaphernalia.com/...um_pages.htm

The above link is posted so members get some idea what these pages are. I have a nice used set of these starting with the 1920 issues and continuing up to 1991. Both Commemorative and Regular issues covered, no airs. My set is on lightweight paper 3 hole punched to fit standard binders.There look to be a few hundred black Showgard mounts affixed neatly to the pages. You probably would do as I did and enclose these in sheet protectors. I will toss in two 3 ring binders by this publisher.

I am selling this set because it took up more shelf space than I liked. Also it is a bit too specialized for me in some areas, spaces for different printings on the Liberty series, etc.

Shipping weight over 16 pounds. I will sell for $75 including shipping. Paypal preferred, checks also OK, message me if interested or if any questions.

Quick question: Have any SCF folks used album pages from these guys? If so, rating/comment? Thanks for the link, Stamps1962. I was unaware of this product.

These look pretty attractive. I really like having the identification details on the page. I do wonder if those are the same identification images from the Scotts catalogue? Copyright issue, permission to use obtained?

Good question, Pascoe. The images do look like those in Scotts Specialized. I also like the format and the details. Wonder what kind of paper they're using. Anybody?

Thanks for comments. I'm not quite sure what the references to the illustrations coming out of Scott catalogs is referencing. So far as I know the publisher of these pages used an album creation software program- one I cannot mention on here. I don't believe Scott catalogs have color illustrations of plate blocks, or do they? I used these for a couple years and liked them, finally deciding to remount my plates on Scott National pages to match my other US.

I talked to the publisher and I take his word about illustrations used in the album pages. No copyright issues, as far as I can tell from our conversation. No Scott numbers, of course, for that very reason. They are printed on 105 lb, non-acidic, high rag content paper. Went ahead and ordered the 1800's pages. We'll see what they look like. Not too much lost if I don't care for them. Thanks for the info, stamps!

The pages I am offering are on lightweight 28 pound paper I have had 3 ring punched.

If there is any interest at all in these I would appreciate hearing from someone. I will be pulling this offering in about a week.