Stamps/Albums15 messages

Ik gebruikt Davo, stockbladen 10 stroken zwart voor in een 23 rings map, lekker makkelijk indelen zoals ik zelf wil, en als ik b.v. van een pebaald land nieuwe zegels heb hoef ik niet het hele stockboek opnieuw alles eruit te haeln opnieuw in te delen maar gewoon een nieuw blad ertussen :), Davo albums en andere poezieplaatjesvoordruk-meuk is niet alleen duur maar ook fantasie en creatieviteitsloos.

Helemaal zelf maken zoals jij doet is vaak inderdaad mooier maar kan eigenlijk pas als (dat gedeelte) kompleet is, achteraf bijsmurfen maakt het vaak lelijk is mijn ervaring.

I use Davo, stock sheets 10 strips black for a 23 ring folder, nice and easy to arrange as I want, and if I have new stamps from a pebale country, for example, I don't have to take out the entire stock book again and re-arrange everything. just a new leaf in between :), Davo albums and other pre-printed poetry pictures are not only expensive, but also lack fantasy and creativity.

Making it yourself like you do is often indeed more beautiful, but it is actually only possible when (that part) is complete, adding smurfs afterwards often makes it ugly in my experience.

I have my entire collection of world on squared paper of each country a separate folder I think I have 300 country folders of which some countries 3 folders

everything neatly by number from the catalog so you can see exactly which ones you miss it is an awful lot of work but then you also have a very nice collection

yes correct if you have an email address I can send an example sometimes I say the stamped ones are just fixed with stickers and the MNH with strips

I have one more question about using clamp strips.

It always takes me a long time to cut the strips to the correct size of the seal and then around everything neatly right on a sheet.

Now someone came to my house with the following question:

Why don't you do a whole strip across the width of the sheet and clamp several stamps behind that strip, that saves time, and it is easier to paste straight.

Are there people who do this in this way? and is that really useful?

I will be working on a new album soon, and could change methods, but I want to know if this is indeed a good idea. thanks in advance for responding.

het kan maar ik doe dat niet omdat ik serie bij serie wil hebben en zo alles op volgorde en nummer kan zien wat ik nog mis en ik schrijf bijn de volle series elke keer bij het jaar en wat voor een zegels het zijn

ik vind volle klemstroken niet handig en ik heb er een speciaal snijapperaatje voor

it's possible but I don't do that because I want series by series and so I can see everything in order and number what I'm still missing and I almost write the full series every time by the year and what kind of stamps they are

I don't find full clamping strips useful and I have a special cutting device for it

There is also a program where you can make A4 size sheets with boxes on them.

This way you can make all possible layouts. There are also 16 sample pages.

I also have the program but I have to search because I don't know the name for now.

The sheets program is for sale at the HCC, it is called Albumtek, but you can also create it yourself with the word processor Word. You are then no longer bound by the paper size. But rather the paper size that the printer can handle.

Thanks for the name.

I do it myself with Word too. First fill in squares of 5m / m whole page and put the stamps on them that I want there and then wipe away the lines that I don't want.

Another album page program is albupad. www.albupad.nl.

At the moment I have available for collectors from Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Great Britain, Malta, Israel, South Africa + home countries, Hong Kong, DDR and USA the complete outlay of album pages in COLOR on A4 format. Updated through 2012. They can be inserted (= loose-leaf) in a standard binder. If anyone is interested, I will gladly send you some sample copies on request.