Anyone Know What Happened To Http://Www.album.france-Timbres.net/ ?

Had printed some French and German pages from this site a couple of years ago, went back to print some more and the site seems to be gone. Stinks because I had left some pages out to be printed later, plus they had DDR pages into the 70's I can't find on other sites. Anyone know if this moved or is gone for good?

"This site can't be reached
www.album.france-timbres.net's server IP address could not be found."

Good news is that the domain name 'france-timbres.net' is still registered to someone (domain privacy is turned on). So there is a chance that the person who owns this site is doing some work, moving the site to another website hosting provider, or missed/stopped paying the old website hosting provider. Keep your fingers crossed that it is just temporary.
Don

This one?

https://e-timbres.net/album/index.php

As an alternative,

you can find a (very nice) complete, illustrated DDR album (by Alexander Barthel)
at the AlbumEasy site.

https://www.thestampweb.com/albums/free-downloads

Just go down to the German Democratic Republic (East Germany) section.
Fully customizable using AlbumEasy - you can download the source files.

John

France Timbres vanished once before, a few years ago, and returned, so I hope it will reappear. It's been a fantastic resource - free pages for all of the French area, complete with catalogue numbers. Nothing else compares.

Thank you NSK, https://e-timbres.net/album/index.php is it. Perhaps they slightly adjusted their website name? I'll also check out the album easy pages.

Since yesterday "my" AlbumEasy pages on GDR stamps (as well as another text on GDR official stamps) can be downloaded also in an English version (slightly different design than the former one, also with additional informations on some "difficult" issues).

I think you're mixing up your threads!

@ GeofHH: This was an additional information on a hint johnsims03 has posted on november 26, 2022 ... (just have a look at the 4th thread above...), So, where is the mixing up?