Get all the supplies you need for your collection!
Get Handy Supplies to Protect Your
This Day in History Collection
If you enjoy Mystic’s This Day in History and want to make it a part of your collection, I have good news. For your convenience, we’ve collected several useful and affordable supplies to help you create your own customized This Day in History album. Below you’ll find everything you need to protect and display your This Day in History collection.
Remember – every stamp, cover, and coin in our articles is “clickable” so you can order each of them for your collection. Plus it’s easy to print out our daily posts and add them to your album to accompany your stamps.
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Mystic’s All-Purpose Binder All-purpose 2-inch, 3-ring binder with handy “Lay-Flat” design, which makes it easy for you to mount and view your stamps. Measures 11″ x 11 1/2″. |
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Blank Pages Set of 24 acid-free archival quality blank pages fit all Mystic-designed 3-ring binders. |
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Binder Labels Clear adhesive-backed, vinyl labels adhere firmly to your stamp binder. Sheet contains 157 labels with gold writing to match the wording on your Mystic binders. |
| And to further protect your stamps, choose the convenient mount grab bag that’s right for you:
500 assorted black mounts For your convenience, you can also find the exact mounts you need on the blue “Mounts” bar on every stamp page. |
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| Or click here to select a stock book for your collection. Stock books come with archival-quality strips already mounted to the pages (many of which are double-sided) so you can place your stamps quickly and easily. | |
By Denis O'Sullivan October 21, 2017 - 4:40 am
everything is perfect and very very interesting
By Joseph Monaco October 26, 2017 - 7:24 pm
people seamlessly like that it 😀
By Lino Efren Arias A. February 2, 2018 - 6:00 pm
que precio tienen estos implementos para crear mi propio album ESTE DIA EN LA HISTORIA ‘
By Alice Case December 6, 2018 - 11:22 pm
In order to make an album of “This Day in History”, it would be necessary to print only the article, without all of the sidebar. Would that be possible?
By Tim Bergquist December 31, 2018 - 4:24 pm
I copy the article into Word and add page numbers. These can be easily printed out.
By Mary Vogenberger January 17, 2019 - 7:04 am
You can hold down the left curser button and “select” just the article then print. Only the selected article will print and also the website link will print which is nice.