Stamps/odor10 messages

Dear people,

Which of you has a solution to get a musty smell out of stamps and booklets?

I am also looking to FDC (first day cancellations) from Belgium

I have a whole part double even from the years 1966

After a long search I ended up on this site, if my question did not fit rytje my apologies

I didn't expect SO MUCH response. . .

can you attach a photo here?

@Zorro, Smell? let's get some air I think, or remove the stamps and put them in a new stock book.

FDC's can be found at all the stamp countries and then click to Belgium, and then click on filter out, and then on type then click on fdc

this is basically what I am looking for

apparently this is NOT covered by FDC, so please help where I can find them thanks

http: / /www.catawiki.nl/catalogus/postzegels/landen-gebied/belgie/3771971-characteristics-face-van-de-stad?area=831c8da31bc02e429f915e78f6f9845ec6dee3e6

This can be found in Belgium under Type: other

plotseling een boek op zolder gevonden en omdat een nieuw topic openen niet lukt hier maar verder vragen stellen

is er een oplossing wanneer de zegels "te vast" zitten in de postzegelboek?

maw ze kleven soms gedeeltelijk aan het blad en moeilijk te verwijderen zonder ze mss te beschadigen

iemand een zinvolle uitleg of oplossing?

of weggooien en niet denken aan de tyd die andere persoon er in gestoken heeft

zelfs niet in gedachte houden of het waarde had?

mvg 

suddenly found a book in the attic and because opening a new topic doesn't work here, keep asking questions

is there a solution when the stamps are "too stuck" in the stamp book?

ie they sometimes stick partially to the leaf and are difficult to remove without possibly damaging them

does anyone have a useful explanation or solution?

or throw it away and don't think about the time the other person put into it

not even consider whether it had value?

Best regards

In the past, it was considered convenient to keep stamps with a double-sided sticker in a book with compartments, there were no insert albums and such.

If you cannot detach the seal from the book, it is it is best to moisten with lukewarm water, the seal will warp a bit. you can buy special drying books then they will stay nice and straight.

You can also, just like me, after drying, put them in an album sheet and 2 days put a very heavy weight on it, your stamps will be straight again.

never just pull a stamp, it always ends wrong !!

dit afweekproces had ik ook reeds in gedachte en ook reeds proberen toepassen

jammer genoeg zijn er "teveel" postzegels (ganse kaft van 24 bladen) die in deze omstandigheden te vast zitten heb ik de indruk

zodat deze manier geen oplossingen bied 

jammer dat dit verloren gaat, maar een kaft met postzegels bijhouden die je er niet meer kan uithalen heeft ook geen nut denk ik

toch dank voor uw reactie

I already had this deviating process in mind and I already tried to apply it

unfortunately there are "too many" stamps (entire cover of 24 sheets) that are too stuck in these circumstances, I have the impression

so this way does not offer solutions

a pity that this is lost, but keeping a cover with stamps that you can no longer remove is of no use, I think

anyway thanks for your response

@zorro, your comment is incorrect, it may be useful to separate them from the cover.

unless you already know what stamps they are and whether they are worth anything or nothing are worth.

MNH stamps become unused stamps and can sometimes still have value, and canceled stamps remain canceled stamps when they are soaked.

so I would first see if they have some value.