Pushing 330,000 All Different Worldwide Stamps In One Collection .

Found two 106c's on a French dealer's website the other day, but one will pay dearly— both over $300. Feel free to email me if you'd like me to know the location. Ray

Ray is that a Scott number or Yvert?

Scott #106c

I'll have to look it up in the Classic Specialized which is out of reach for the moment. 106c does not appear in my '17 standard Scott's. What kind of variety is it?

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Thanks Ken.

Italy 1938

Greetings all. I enjoy this thread immensely and love seeing all the stamps. My grandfather mounted a worldwide collection/exhibit many years ago that I still have. I remember helping him display it at the OKC stamp shows back in the 80s. I thought I'd share some pages from it in no particular order. If this thread is not the correct place, please let me know and I'll post elsewhere.

Regards,
Harper1249

Nice pages ,very neat and easy to follow .

To answer your question ,yes it is the right place to post your pages .You will notice there are around 100 views per day and most of them are viewers who are not members here . So post your pictures and 100 viewers per day will enjoy them .

Harper the care taken to create a great collection is quite evident in these pages

My Grandfather was an artist for sure and it showed in his mounted collections. I often refer to the remaining ones for inspiration.

He (Robert Pollard) was an expert in Heligoland. These are all originals stamps.