From: earlhamweb@hotmail.com   
      
   My Granddad was in the army so they are from all over the world and he's   
   been dead for 30 years   
      
   I personnally have no intrest in them what so ever but I know how much time   
   my dad spent on them and they still look like they're in a right old mess.   
   But I'm not going to just cast them out, but my son is only 3 and I haven't   
   the space or the time to look after them.   
      
   Do you know if there is such a person that could sort them out in order and   
   put a value on the collection, I haven't the time or the patience.   
      
   RJ   
      
   "Chris"  wrote in message   
   news:4263cfc0$0$18330$636a15ce@news.free.fr...   
   > Why selling ?   
   > it is a kind of  'souvenir' from your grandfather .   
   > perhaps your son would like to continue or you ...   
   > spend some time to look carefully at them ..get some informations about   
   > them   
   > (which country do they come from ? when ? etc..) show some scan here for   
   > example.   
   > and then decide .   
   >   
   > Chris   
   > "R J"  a écrit dans le message de   
   > news:426254f9$1_2@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...   
   >> hi   
   >>   
   >> I've inherited my dad's stamp collection which used to be his dad's (my   
   >> granddad's). I know nothing about stamps so can anyone advise me on what   
   >> I   
   >> should do or look out for when selling?   
   >>   
   >> cheers   
   >> RJ   
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