Piece De Resistance On Steiner Pages .

As a worldwide collector many times I purchased stuff that has been included in the box stuff I purchased but don't collect or have a interest in .

Here is a example of this type of material . First the issue date is beyond what I include in my own collection and second it is a specimen set ,which I don't collect . But decided to mount it and have it available ,if the wife or grandkids want to see what I do all day . Sort of something for non-collectors to look at

Some pages in my collection are not worth putting onto Steiner Pages . I think they look better on the pages I mounted on back in the early 1970's . The art works makes for a impressive page .

rare to see this set complete in a world wide collection .

The fun of collecting sets and mounting them into my albums ,never gets tiring .

The fact that Steiner pages can be printed both 8.5 " x 11" and 9-1/4" x 11-1/2" (Scott International) has been a big advantage for me ...

APS - ISWSC ---- Agree with you ,there is a lot more flexiablity with Steiner pages. For years I used the basic package as found on their CD's . But many other posters here have made many different changes to their satisfaction in using Steiner Pages .

This week started a separate binder /album for the SEYCHELLES . ,here is the first page . Hope to pick up more material in future stamp auctions .

Continue to add stamps to my pre-1940 collection ,here is a nice addition .