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The challenge of stamp booklets

ollectors of stamp booklets can often face a dilemma – how do you display them? The problem has not been so acute since the introduction of the folded booklets, in which a pane of stamps is affixed within the cover of the booklet. These first appeared in 1976, with both machine and over-the-counter versions made available.

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