John Collects Stamps - Episode 38 - Netherlands Stockbook Album update
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- In this episode I discuss the progress made with the Netherlands Stockbook Album.
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Cracking video John. I have a feeling I’m going to be raiding my Netherlands stock, and sending some your way in your next monthly pack!! I’m also sending you something special in the next week or so 😮
Oh wow, thanks John, that'd be great!
John a great video many thanks. I'm just looking into increasing my Dutch stamps and this is very inspiring.
Thanks for watching!
Great coverage John on your video of Netherlands stamps. Not familiar with this area of stamps at all but your collection and layout I has obviously taken hard work and time to put together. Keep up the great work as its great to know about other countries stamps and background.
greetings John you have a great collection. I watched the video with pleasure.
Great video. I Love the way you have put that book together. Leaving the spaces for the collection. Very time consuming but worth it
Hi from Australia. I have a very good Netherlands collection I have put together. I have really enjoyed your video showing your collection.
The perforations you spoke about at the 18th minute are named as syncopated perfs and come in a few different ways. Type A 2 sides; Type B 4 sides; Type C 2 sides corners only. My collection is about 85% complete. Keep up the great videos.
Wonderful setup of your Dutch collection. I’m happy the catalogue has found good use. Keep up the great work!
Thanks for sending it, along with the stamps that helped kickstart a new collection.
Plus, I hope I didn't murder the Dutch language too much with my attempts at pronounciation!
Hi I'm Phil just to say your episodes extremely informtive I've restarted in stamp collecting I have just brought 3000 stamps of world and a few stockbooks and catalogues off Ebay. I have a box with sheets sets next coming as well as various first day covers to restart me off great episodes
Keep it up
As always, enjoyed your video! Interesting again to see how your organize your album, especially right from the start. That last page with the "machin-like" stamps indeed is a piece of art. Looking forward to your next video ... and you passed 900 when I write this. 1000 here we come. 👍🙂
Thanks Charnie, it's time-consuming, but worth it in the long run.
Very very nice collection. You do an excellent job with your collection.
Now the grandkids want those numbering system you use. Spreadsheets are in the works. But they are setting it up to print and cut out for their collection. Thanks for all you do.
Oh wow, that's great!
Hi John - thanks so much for another extremely interesting video!! Your collections are very involved and organised - unlike mine :) - I am learning heaps from you and appreciate the time you put into your videos and the hobby of philately !!
Thanks John - most enjoyable
Thanks Jeff!
Great vid yet again and congrat on your subscribers, you are very informative and that's how you make those cat numbers..i must try that...I use Album Easy for my pages slowly slowly..I have Greece, New Zealand, Britain, Cyprus, Cook Islands to collect.I started in 1972 [51 years.]. I was a idiot using hinges on my mint stamps for Greece and NZ, but i have recently upgraded from MLH to MNH ,so now i have Greece 1958 to 1995 inclusive MNH .NZ to follow.
I just began Netherlands myself. Enjoyed seeing how you organize. Cheers!
Thanks for watching
Excellent video
Great video again John, nearly at 1000 subscribers and well deserved. Keep it up buddy.
Thanks Alun!
You inspire me John. I love your set up and organization and hope to duplicate it to some extent. I too have galssines sorted by countries that I am undecided on; some I may go through and use some day, many I likely won't. You're a brave man to take on Germany. I have avoided it because it just seems too overwhelming to me. Love the Isle of Man stamp and the cancel as well and I do enjoy a Heineken myself ;)
And I learned northern slang! Bonny....is that where the term Bonny Prince Charlie comes from? Keep up the great work.
The Germany collection is going to be focused on the years circa 1918 to 1950, and I'll be looking at DDR 1949 - 1960s, before they started churning out those worthless CTOs to sell to collectors to help prop up their failing economy.
North West Britain you say? I grew up in the region in America called Appalachia and I have found that the dialects and accents of the Scottish lowlands and North Western England, no to mention, Ulster, Ireland, have some very similar characteristics. I grew up hearing the word 'bonnie' from time to time as an affectionate descriptive term for a special place or female person. Bonnie was also a popular name for girls.
One phrase I remember is the reference to the eyes of infant's as being "bonnie blue" "He / she has such bonnie blue eyes."
John, I am not surprised at the number of subscribers considering the quality of the vedeos and the excellent content and information. A very nice start to your Dutch collection. Try a Kingfisher beer with your Indian Takeaway. Hope you have a great time at Stampex.
Oh I do like a Kingfisher too!
What type of beer is the Kingfisher??
I enjoy a good beer 🍺
@@stevenkressel7761 It's a lager from India, very common in the UK at Indian Restaurants.
@@stevenkressel7761 It is an East Indian Beer.
Hi John, I really admire the way you organize your stamps and your knowledge. I do have a complete mint set but no duplicate of the 95 cent,sorry.l also have a 10 cent which has been cancelled to a 12 cent in a silver overprint which I think is pretty cool but I don’t have any knowledge about it. All the best and thanks for sharing.
Yeah the roltandige stamps are pretty expensive. In Albums (Davo, Lindner etc.) they’re usually part of the back of the book section. The back of the book section for the Netherlands is where most of the more expensive stamps are.
Love your video mate. Who do you work for buddy. Cheers Qld , J//
I work in IT in application, Infrastructure and Network Support, I don't disclose who I work for publicly.
Very nice NL collection!! 😎
You have a great system for your collection. I do see the 95c stamp you need on Hipstamp…
Thanks for the Hipstamp tip off, I'll go and have a look now!
Is this stock book the 64 page one? And what size do you use for you British collection? Are they all 64 page or a mix of sizes? Love you videos!
Nice collection John. My main collection are dutch stamps and the way you organize it is impressive. I use a Davo album for this collection. For the rest of my colle tion 8 use stockbooks. Your way of collecting and stocking ( is that an english word?) is very attractive. Can you tell me how you make the labels? Is that specific label printer?
Thx for sharing your content with us!
Thanks for watching. I make the labels in an Excel Spreadsheet and then cut them out. Very time-consuming, but I like how it looks on the pages.
Félicitations. Très belle collection des Pays-Bas. Je vous souhaite bonne continuation. Merci pour cette vidéo.
Merci beaucoup d'avoir regardé
I really should work on my Dutch stock book and stamps. Have lots of stamps to put in the right place, and quite a few left to either soak the paper or the hinge of of...
Hi John, I see that you put the NVPH number 49 that I sent you, under number 77... Nr. 77 is the regular 1 Gulden stamp, but the one I have sent you is the crowning stamp, nr. 49.
Thanks for pointing out, I will correct it!
Hi John, what stockbook are you using? They look so classy
I gethem from Amazon - Dauwalders, Prophillia, some with no brand name
О, так Нідерланди! Я теж колекціоную поштові марки цієї прекрасної країни. У вас чудовий клясер з марками цієї країни. Бажаю вам успіхів та задоволення від хобі - філателії.