Your Self Designed Album Pages

Very nice Works, although I rather prefer blank (just with a frame) pages.
Just to point to our friend Dvaldemoro that the lighthouses are not Russian, but from all around the USSR (or Soviet Union, 1920-1991), as the stamps were issued on the early 80's.

... The Album pages, must not only include information about the stamps... You can also include messages to remind you of the amount of good friends that have provided you to philately.

Thanks for the close up of the Azerbaijan stamp , BeeSee.

It is ironic that the pic is of a peasant with a sickle
since within a year of the issue of these stamps, Azerbaijan
was taken over by the Soviet Union.
Maybe the designer had a premonition.

They not only got the sickle but were also hammered.

Two pages of my "Estonia's Independence, 1991-1992" postal history collection.

I love your pages, Everyone of them. You all have such talent. Thank you for sharing them with us. Keep bringing them on.

I always thought it would be funny if Bill Steiner joined a forum and posted to a thread like this.

Album Pages PDF: https://www.dropbox.com/s/rer5121s3...gen.pdf?dl=0
Album Pages (OpenOffice): https://www.dropbox.com/s/j5o4o8y3t...gen.odt?dl=0
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Hand Painted Album Pages (Watercolor & Ink), Germany postcard s.XIX style.

dvaldemoro, My! My! My! what talent you have. Your pages are Beautiful. Thank you for sharing them with us. Even the cancellation on the stamp in the right bottom corner looks like a continuation of the branch.

I have to say these pages are quite nice. Gives me some idea of improving my own pages.

A couple of my own pages for Postal History Collectors.

Dvaldemoro - your pages are above philately, they are pieces of art! Thanks for sharing - keep them coming

jimjung - I had great pleasure in seeing your own-designed pages, really well done. Nice presentation and study of the Turkey bisect postmark. But I particularly like the note about the sender of the Russian reg cover, which makes such a difference and lifts the item into a historical aspect beyond philately.

I have made something kind of similar, in way of making pages including some historical aspect,
https://goscf.com/t/42545&whichpage=9

jon

I am really really jealous right now... :-)

Nice stuff here; glad to have found it. Here a couple of first efforts for me...

Great pages! And great Soviet Propaganda!

Michael - Really interesting album pages!! The normally somewhat dull Soviet stamps all of a sudden gets so much more seeworthy. Well done.