Scott International Album

$599 could fill a lot of spaces in that album.

have you tried a WW collection before?

if not i would suggest a much less expensive option and experiment with the notion before diving head long into such a costly venture.

ahh got ya

yes sir indeed i can understand... hence i am NOT a WW collector and will not attempt to become one ..

I could solve your problem real fast!!!

Send me all your WW stamps and the problem is Fixed.

Only kidding, But.

You say 100 years of every country, every stamp ever made in that 100 years, printed album pages and binders.

Well, why have thousand and thousand of empty pages when you could have only 100 printed and stamps on them .

Just my input

If you are interested in a "complete" album set for 1840 to 1940, I would suggest this one which is the brown album I was referring to. This is a reprint of an old Scott album series which is now printed by someone else.

www.subwaystamp.com/BIG-BROWN-INTERNATIONAL/products/54/

Thanks for all the help. Lots to think about now!!!!

So I went ahead and bought a used International album, well I bought two of them. The first album is 1840-1940 and the second is 1941-1949.

I am not a big fan of two post albums, so I have two brand new 3 ring binders that should fit the two albums. I also noticed that the second album has each country separated, so that I could combine the first and second one together.



On of the reasons I decided to get them is because......
- My US collection is at a stand still.  I pretty much own everything up to 2000, except the high end classic stamps.
-My Canada collection is almost complete up to 2000, except some of the early classics.
-My Great Britain collection has alot of holes in the early years but from the 1900 to 2000 has just a few holes.
-My Canal Zone is basically done, just a handful of high price stamps I dont own.

So since I am at a stand still in my collection, and have about 10,000 stamps sorted into countries, I decided to go with these albums.  I am not a big fan of the modern stamps for the most part, and love the earlier engraved classic,  I am hoping this will keep me busy for some time. 

The stamps that are in it and the ones that I will put in it, will all be identify by Scott #'s,  and my goal (one day) is to have them all cataloged into a spread sheet. 

Thanks Tom, and I love your award!!!!