Stamp collecting storage

This article covers everything from preprinted albums and loose-leaf binders to archival quality stock books for valuable philatelic items.

8+ Storage Solutions For Your Stamp Collection – Stamping

Make sure your stamp collection is well-organized and neat before you go to sell so it's more appealing to buyers.

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Quarter-sawn solid oak card catalog with 35 storage drawers of uniform size. The catalog portion detaches from the wheeled base for ease of transportation. Each drawer includes the original tin nameplates and iron drawer pulls. Exhibits minor signs of wear and retains original varnish. 29.5" W x 23.5" D x 53.5" H Drawers (x35): 4.25" W x 20" D x 4" H

Organizing your stamp collection. What is stockbook. Storage for postage stamps, philatelic items, plate blocks, miniature sheets, covers, lettersheets for easy viewing

These doors were manufactured in the United States and are sure to add a touch of authenticity to any collection. Each door is unique and has its own character, making them the perfect addition to your display.

My storage solution for vintage baseball cards. A refurbished Library Card Catalog. Each drawer holds about 350 cards in Semi-Rigid card holders.

Rubber stamp storage

These are the 48 Ink Pad Storage shown here http://www.stampnstorage.com/?page_id=133 and the Lock Down Punch Storage shown here http://www.stampnstorage.com/?page_id=760 These are an amazingly great quality of wood, I wanted them to match my studio, so I painted them and I could not be happier! They turned out amazing! My Blog http://paperieblooms.blogspot.com/