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Hi and welcome from sunny Manitoba, we have a bit of snow but not much, stubble still visible in the fields.
Enjoy yourself here and make use of the sales area where there are a lot of good bargains.
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Welcome Stacy from Cowtown, Fort Worth, Texas
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Hi Stacy;
Welcome to SOR! I'm also from Michigan, right here in Baldwin, the county seat of Lake County Michigan and the land of lakes and trout streams that are world famous. Previously I lived in Bitely in Newaygo County.
You can lurk all you want and when you find stamps that you can't figure out where they are from, just post a scan, and we will be glad to help.
Glad you are here....
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Thanks TuskenRaider, I do occasionally have stamps that the country of origin is a mystery so I will take you up on posting the mystery stamps.
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Welcome Stacy. Glad to have another worldwide collector on the board. While I use the Scott International for my 1840-1940 collection, I know several collectors who like the Supreme Global a great deal. I hope you will post your experiences using the album.
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Welcome to Stamporama and thanks for posting on the boards. We are a friendly bunch!
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" I have recently acquired the Minkus Supreme Global pages from Amos Advantage (years 1840 - 1963) and am so excited about filling these spaces."
Stacy - welcome!
I too use the Minkus Global Supreme pages (1840-1969) for my WW collection.
I posted a blog topic about this that you might find interesting to read.
http://bigblue1840-1940.blogspot.com/2015/04/is-minkus-supreme-goldilocks-album-for.html
Enjoy!
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jkjblue: Yes, I have read several of your blog entries and I really enjoy the blog. You do a great job with it. I read your detailed comparison of the various albums. It is part of the reason I opted for the Minkus Supreme pages (from Amos Advantage). Also, my Mom had a Minkus Global when she was a teen and when I was growing up I used to marvel at her "huge" detailed album compared to my scrawny dime store album. Thus, I have a certain sentimental attachment to those Minkus album pages.
I just received a huge lot of stamps (a couple of albums and tons of loose stamps) from Ebay today and I'm anxious to start filling those pages. Looks like it will literally take weeks to get through this hoard of stamps, what fun!
-Stacy
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Welcome from another Michigander!
Stay warm and happy stampin!
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And I say greetings also. I just joined today. I'm also in snowy Michigan, and ask myself each morning "why am I not in Hawaii ? "
The answer of course is that Michigan's beautiful.
I hope you and I will enjoy this site.
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Welcome Slscm and Sleepy from chilly Manitoba where the forecast is; Clear. Local blowing snow early this evening. Wind northwest 30 km/h becoming light this evening. Low minus 31. Extreme wind chill minus 40.
These are degrees c and with a NW wind should be with you in a couple of days time, so don't put the woolies away yet.
And also to all of our Michigan folks.
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Welcome to the forum slscm. I hope you will like it in this forum?
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" ... The answer of course is that Michigan's beautiful. ..."
I certainly agree with you, that Michegan is a beautiful state, especially the Upper Peninsula, a great place nto camp and hunt. I believe the fishing is quite goood as well. no argument at all. It did seem cloudy too frequently though.
But Hawaii, I am afrad is in another league as to fantastic scenery, hunting, fishing, sailing, scuba diving and just lying almost naked on wouderful warm sandy beaches. There are some fine nightclubs and a couple of volcanos worth climbing.
One drawback, which probably is a benefit, the air fare is challenging.
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I lived in Mecosta before moving to Grand Rapids. It also was a great place to fish and hunt. Sunfish in the morning for breakfast and bass later on for dinner.
And rabbits in the garden and squirrels in my apple tree.
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Hi everyone, also from Michigan here!
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Thanks for accepting me to your group. I have been lurking on the discussion board for a few weeks and have found so much useful information. I collected stamps as a kid and have just recently gone back to it after a 30-35 year absence. I have recently acquired the Minkus Supreme Global pages from Amos Advantage (years 1840 - 1963) and am so excited about filling these spaces. I attended a stamp show over the weekend and got some good finds. Looking forward to reading posts and contributing. -Stacy
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re: Excited to be a new member. Greetings from snowy Michigan!
Hi and welcome from sunny Manitoba, we have a bit of snow but not much, stubble still visible in the fields.
Enjoy yourself here and make use of the sales area where there are a lot of good bargains.
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Welcome Stacy from Cowtown, Fort Worth, Texas
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Hi Stacy;
Welcome to SOR! I'm also from Michigan, right here in Baldwin, the county seat of Lake County Michigan and the land of lakes and trout streams that are world famous. Previously I lived in Bitely in Newaygo County.
You can lurk all you want and when you find stamps that you can't figure out where they are from, just post a scan, and we will be glad to help.
Glad you are here....
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Thanks TuskenRaider, I do occasionally have stamps that the country of origin is a mystery so I will take you up on posting the mystery stamps.
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Welcome !!
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Welcome Stacy. Glad to have another worldwide collector on the board. While I use the Scott International for my 1840-1940 collection, I know several collectors who like the Supreme Global a great deal. I hope you will post your experiences using the album.
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Welcome to Stamporama and thanks for posting on the boards. We are a friendly bunch!
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" I have recently acquired the Minkus Supreme Global pages from Amos Advantage (years 1840 - 1963) and am so excited about filling these spaces."
Stacy - welcome!
I too use the Minkus Global Supreme pages (1840-1969) for my WW collection.
I posted a blog topic about this that you might find interesting to read.
http://bigblue1840-1940.blogspot.com/2015/04/is-minkus-supreme-goldilocks-album-for.html
Enjoy!
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jkjblue: Yes, I have read several of your blog entries and I really enjoy the blog. You do a great job with it. I read your detailed comparison of the various albums. It is part of the reason I opted for the Minkus Supreme pages (from Amos Advantage). Also, my Mom had a Minkus Global when she was a teen and when I was growing up I used to marvel at her "huge" detailed album compared to my scrawny dime store album. Thus, I have a certain sentimental attachment to those Minkus album pages.
I just received a huge lot of stamps (a couple of albums and tons of loose stamps) from Ebay today and I'm anxious to start filling those pages. Looks like it will literally take weeks to get through this hoard of stamps, what fun!
-Stacy
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Welcome from another Michigander!
Stay warm and happy stampin!
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re: Excited to be a new member. Greetings from snowy Michigan!
And I say greetings also. I just joined today. I'm also in snowy Michigan, and ask myself each morning "why am I not in Hawaii ? "
The answer of course is that Michigan's beautiful.
I hope you and I will enjoy this site.
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re: Excited to be a new member. Greetings from snowy Michigan!
Welcome Slscm and Sleepy from chilly Manitoba where the forecast is; Clear. Local blowing snow early this evening. Wind northwest 30 km/h becoming light this evening. Low minus 31. Extreme wind chill minus 40.
These are degrees c and with a NW wind should be with you in a couple of days time, so don't put the woolies away yet.
And also to all of our Michigan folks.
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Greetings and welcome...
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Welcome to the forum slscm. I hope you will like it in this forum?
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re: Excited to be a new member. Greetings from snowy Michigan!
" ... The answer of course is that Michigan's beautiful. ..."
I certainly agree with you, that Michegan is a beautiful state, especially the Upper Peninsula, a great place nto camp and hunt. I believe the fishing is quite goood as well. no argument at all. It did seem cloudy too frequently though.
But Hawaii, I am afrad is in another league as to fantastic scenery, hunting, fishing, sailing, scuba diving and just lying almost naked on wouderful warm sandy beaches. There are some fine nightclubs and a couple of volcanos worth climbing.
One drawback, which probably is a benefit, the air fare is challenging.
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I lived in Mecosta before moving to Grand Rapids. It also was a great place to fish and hunt. Sunfish in the morning for breakfast and bass later on for dinner.
And rabbits in the garden and squirrels in my apple tree.
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re: Excited to be a new member. Greetings from snowy Michigan!
Hi everyone, also from Michigan here!
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