Coronet Deluxe Worldwide Postage Stamp Collecting Album 1847-1960 383 Pages GUC

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Coronet Deluxe Worldwide Postage Stamp Collecting Album 1847-1960 383 Pages GUC:
$14.99

Vintage Coronet Deluxe World Wide Postage Stamp Album 1847-1960

Grossman Stamp Co., Inc.

New Old Stock

Description: A fully illustrated, 383 page album covering worldwide stamps for the period of 1847 to 1960. This album has capacity for approximately 20,000 stamps, contains more than 15,000 illustrations, and covers almost every stamp issuing country. The pages are housed in a two-post binder which measures 9-3/4\" wide x 12\" high x 2\" deep. Pages measure 9-1/4\" wide x 11-1/4\" high. There is room for expansion as stamps are added to these pages.

Condition: Good, dust jacket shows signs of shelf wear, but you can always ditch it as it has served its purpose by protecting the more attractive purple binder; edges of pages are toned.

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