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 Figure 32. A printed album page. In addition to illustrations, descriptions indicate locations of stamps in more elaborate albums.
Page shown is from The Comprehensive World-Wide Stamp Album, createdto hold more than 30,000 stamps. themselves. Study this information carefully beforemounting your stamps. It will add to your pleasure andyour knowledge and, don't forget, it will help you iden-tify some of those stamps in Pile No. 3 which you havenot yet tackled. By now it will have become obvious that stamps donot find their way into the proper spaces in your albumwithout considerable study. But also, by now you willhave discovered just how fascinating stamp collectingcan be. Take a look at the clock. You will be amazedat how quickly the evening has passed—and at howmuch you have learned. But, as the saying goes, "youain't seen nothin' yet!" What about those pictures onthe stamps? The men and women, the landscapes andseascapes, the ships and battles, the flora and fauna?All of these are just crying for exploration and all willreveal stories of fascination beyond belief. |
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