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For Sale - Scott 3" Brown Postage Stamp Binder With Slipcase

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Walkman82

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Posted 01/12/2026 1:25 pm

https://www.ebay.com/itm/236577230495

15 binders with slipcases available.

Used & pre-owned, vintage reproduction (Subway Stamp Shop?), 2-post format, will accommodate Scott International/National/Specialty pages.

Average condition as shown in photos, some shelf wear, no pages and no stamps included.

Approximate size 10" x 12" x 3".

Combined shipping when purchasing multiple items.

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Edited by Walkman82 - 01/12/2026 1:26 pm

Walkman82

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Posted 01/12/2026 1:59 pm

14 binders with slipcases are available.

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Walkman82

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Posted 01/14/2026 8:15 pm

13 binders with slipcases are available.

Also, received the following email from an SCF member (who is 100% correct) and as I can't edit the original post thought I'd include it here:

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The binders you listed on SCF are NOT Vintage Reproduction binders from
Subway. These are the Scott binders made in the 1980's when Scott started to market their specialty country albums with hingeless pages and they upgraded to this type of a more high end binder- brown and slightly pad versus the regular green binders. I mention this as they do NOT fit the international pages only the specialty pages. They are punched for the rectangular 2 post pages which are the Scott Specialty pages not the 2 post round international pages.

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