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Hi! Welcome back. I enjoyed your video. Thanks! It was exciting to see how many of the Italian stamps are new to your collection. The stamps are very attractive, and I enjoyed that you showed a slide show at the end so that one can see the stamps close up and appreciate them.

Hello where have you been

I love the designs from that classic era of Italy - very nice additions to your collection!

Thanks for the video!

Hello! Beautiful stamps! Very good purchase! Best regards! Wojtek :)

this is a treasure 😢😢😢😢

this is so Great

we need to exchange materials with Brazil! Fantastic!

Hey are you ok?

I just received a couple box lots like yours and hope u found a lot to help your collections

Estoy maravillado con esta caja, sería mi regalo ideal. Cuánto costó? Te felicito. Gracias por compartir.

Do you sale stamps,Germany book.

Awful music!

It's probably but not entirely stock stamps. The hard works ahead grading them and mounting most of them. Good luck!

👋👋👋 👍👍 💪 Hi how many stock you have?😍😍😍😝

Wow, I did not know that Snorri Sturluson was on any stamp apart from Iceland. I am reading some of the Sagas now, so I will have to find the stamp. 👍 Also, I had not considered the Austrian postmarks. I have thousands of old stamps from there, so I will be looking. Thank you for such a nice video!

I find that Colnect's image search tool works really well on their website. The stamp identifier app is also good.

very cool! i just started collecting a couple of months ago.. im 14 years old i mostly collect lithuania, the soviet union, memel and the russian empire aswell as every single countries stamps before ~1940 i especially like old 19th century stamps but i havent got much

What press is that you used?

I regularly clean old stamp from old hinges and backing paper. Here's my method: 1. Place stamps in the water. If water is somethat warm (not hot!), it helps removing old hinges, glue remains etc. A little detergent is OK, but only if stamps are dirty. 2. When old glue is dissolved (you can see it as it forms little bubbles) and hinges are loose, remove stamps from the water. At this point, they are very wet and not very suitable for drying paper yet. 3. Place the stamps on flat, hard surface (e.g. a plastic sheet), face down. 4. Use a regular paper towel to dry the excess water from the stamps. After that, stamps are stuck to the surface, flat and mostly dry. At this point you can spot and remove any hinge remains. 5. Few minutes later, stamps start to dry up and become unstuck. This is the moment you can lift them off using your tweezers. 6. Place the stamps between two sheets of drying paper (I use "eco" copy paper which is gray) and press them with two large heavy books or similar objects. 7. Since the stamps are mostly dry, it only takes them few hours to dry completely. 8. If there are any pencil marks at the back of the stamps you want gone, you can use "kneaded pencil eraser". Do not use regular pencil eraser, it will damage the paper. Of course, being delicate is a must, even with proper tools. I suppose you need a little more patience, but the effect is very good and no special equipment is necessary. My entire US Washington-Franklin collection went through this ordeal :) This method also works well with larger stamps, souvenir sheets etc. Excess water makes them warp.

A nice lot of stamps, i only use luke warm water to clean mine i find that works ok!

Wow lots of stamps but not in organized form so lots of work to go throught.

Nice to see your videos again. I hope you get out new one soon🤗

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It is nice to find something like this, something that waited for a long time to be (re-discovered). There were some really nice cancellations there. And some nice history lessons for me. Did not know Norway had a different capital at some point. And the town that has a Polish and German side, interesting. Good video, I enjoyed it!

I have a very old bag of stamps just like this .. are they worth anything? Or no ? thank you

Genova is pronounced Jenova (Ge sounds the same way of Je in Jersey and so Gi sounds the same way of Ji in Jim), the guttural sound you used in Italian is written Ghe and also the group Ghi is guttural, and the groups Ga, Go and Gu are too. Nice stamps, I have enjoyed your video.

Great and interesting video! Thanks! 🙂😊That was an excellent surprise mix to find. Do you leave yourself some surprises to find later regularly? It is like finding a hidden Easter Egg. 🙂 You gave a very good account of the content, and it was nice to also get the statistics and to see from what countries the stamps came, and to see the better value stamps. Some of those postmarks were really neat and clear. I enjoyed the video.

A very interesting mix. I am waiting for a package of mixed stamps that remained unsold from a stamp auction here in the UK.

Nice array of stockbooks behind you. You should make a video showing how you sort stamps in stockbooks and one for each album you have :)

Beautiful mix!

Wow, what an interesting long lost mixture! There sure were some lovely postmarks in there. Thanks for sharing with us!

Very enjoyable video. Thank you.

A long lost bag of stamps... what a fun video! I'm glad you discovered some nice stamps in your unexpected treasure find. I found the postmarks fascinating, like the postmarks from towns which have since moved country or changed the name of the town. The Arendal stamp with the little stars on it was my favourite, but I think the Japanese postmark could be more unusual. Thanks for an interesting video. :)

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Are you going to continue posting new videos? I like to see more your content😊.

Do you want to sell it for 200 us dollars

Can you give the idea of prices, iam beginner of beginner of philately

Sir , please show us all the stamp which you have collected separately.... From INDIA...

I can only just drool looking at it as I can't even know how to get some of those. That haul is a lifetime for me.

Целая,коллекция!Отличная покупка,Лайк!!!

which auction and how much you paid for that those were the questions I had in my mind throughout the video :)

You can tell someone put a lot of time into that collection 👌

Hi. Just found you and subscribed. Great lot and video. It will take you months to sort. Best regards from james in scotland.

no rare stamp......wasted lot

Thank you for an excellent informative video. I wondered how I should inventory my stamp collection. Colnect certainly seems to be a very good option. This really helped me a lot. Please make more videos!

Soap...? really? have never used it && my stamps turn out fine. As for drying-- ?? that strange device! I let them air dry about half an hour or so...then place on a blank paper covered with paper; place a weight over like a book; leave over nite...voila! Perfect condition

What an inredible box of stamps. It would give me weeks of absolute pleasure. I would also probably lose 10 pounds as I would not be eating only stamping.

hope you find for your own collection...what countries do you collect too. greetings from Greece. i just subscribed.

Not really sure about using dish detergent...I feel using deionized water is already too much so, not for me