Stamp stock pages – Uni – 9 pockets – universal for Davo, Importa (2-ring), 4-ring and Leuchtturm (13-ring, turn-bar system) ■ per piece

Stamp stock pages – Uni – 9 pockets

These stamp stock pages model Uni with a layout of 9 pockets are produced in white and offer a safe and organised way to store and present your stamp collection. The transparent strips keep stamps clearly visible while protecting them from friction and external influences.

With a size of 270 × 297 mm and a universal punching, these pages are suitable for Davo, Importa (2-ring), 4-ring and Leuchtturm (13-ring, turn-bar system) albums. This allows collectors to combine different album systems and expand their collections flexibly.

• ✅ Universally suitable for Davo and Importa albums – 2-ring system
• ✅ Universally suitable for 4-ring albums – 4-ring system 80-80-80 mm
• ✅ Universally suitable for Leuchtturm albums – 13-ring and turn-bar system
• ✅ Acid-free cardboard without wood fibres combined with glassine strips and protective interleaves

The pages are produced from materials specifically designed for philatelic storage. The transparent strips are made from plasticiser-free and acid-free PVC foil, manufactured without adhesives. Combined with acid-free cardboard without wood fibres, this provides a stable and ageing-resistant base.

The transparent strips keep stamps, miniature sheets, booklets and other philatelic items securely in place while remaining visible. The pages can be used on both sides, making optimal use of the available space.

In our webshop you will also find a wide range of additional pages and accessories as well as universal albums from various brands and country albums with printed pages for systematically building your collection.

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• ✅ Expert and personal advice from collectors with specialist knowledge
• ✅ Carefully selected assortment with clear product information
• ✅ Clear organisation by country, year and catalogue structure
• ✅ Reliable service when expanding and completing collections

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