Me and my wife have many boxes of stamps (mostly from Belgium) and many of these are from 1890s - 1950s. We have been organizing them and putting them into folders. We also found some old US and UK stamps. We are interested if we have anything of value here. Overall we don't really care if they are valuable, it's just nice to organize and see stamps from different countries from different times.
There are some attractive stamps on your Great Britain page, but nothing expensive.
The stamp fourth from left on the top row and the stamp on the right edge of the fifth row aren't from Great Britain. If you look, you'll see the name of the British colony.
You might be interested in sorting your GB stamps by monarchs. You have Queen Victoria, King Edward VII, King George V, King George VI and Queen Elizabeth II here.
Even from these pictures that show little detail, it is clear some of the British stamps are severely damaged and / or are faded. There, also, are some sign that the way they are 'hinged' will destroy the stamps.
I hope these are not telling for the whole collection. I am sorry to say, unless there is a very rare watermark variety, that page of British stamps is not even worth the postage if you give it away for free.
During a period ending 30 April 1924 Poland had hyper-inflation. You can see an interesting collection from this period at https://polonus.org/exhibits-klimle...4-inflation/ There is a postcard from 14 Jan 1924 to USA franked with 240000 Mark. It looks as your item has 375000 Mk and used 15 Jan 1924 so this may have been a foreign letter. The international postcard rate was normally 60% of the letter rate.
Quote: What you mean they are hinged in this case?
One way to mount stamps in an album is by using gummed folded hinges. I, however, am using the word in a more generic manner, as it looks like sticky tape was used and maybe even glue.
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