Darcey
Grumbler in Training
I have looked at websites for Scott and Showgard mounts. Does anyone have a favorite place to acquire these?
Stamp and other size mounts
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Barb Pelton
SGF, Supreme Grumble Framer
I sometimes restock my supply whenever I happen on a Barnes and Noble or Borders--both usually have a good range.
Other than that, there is a nice little collectibles "Mom and Pop" in Memphis, and I call "Pop the Philatelist" up whenever I need Showgards. He asks me which stamp I have and then tells me what I need and sends it to me. For the life of me, I can't rememember his name or the name of the store.
If you haven't found a better source by then, tomorrow I will get it out of my roladex and post it.
Other than that, there is a nice little collectibles "Mom and Pop" in Memphis, and I call "Pop the Philatelist" up whenever I need Showgards. He asks me which stamp I have and then tells me what I need and sends it to me. For the life of me, I can't rememember his name or the name of the store.
If you haven't found a better source by then, tomorrow I will get it out of my roladex and post it.
deaconsbench
SGF, Supreme Grumble Framer
Mystic Stamp Company
www.MysticStamp.com
Phone: 1-800-433-7811
FAX: 1-800-385-4919
They use the metric system for mount sizes.
www.MysticStamp.com
Phone: 1-800-433-7811
FAX: 1-800-385-4919
They use the metric system for mount sizes.
Jeff Rodier
SPFG, Supreme Picture Framing God
Any local stamp or coin shop will have any size you need. They sell them almost as cheaply as most wholesale sources considering the quantity you will most likely buy.
Barb Pelton
SGF, Supreme Grumble Framer
Herron-Hill
1-901-683-9644
He'll mail you what you need.
1-901-683-9644
He'll mail you what you need.
Jeff Rodier
SPFG, Supreme Picture Framing God
One of the main reasons to buy locally from a stamp shop is that they will remember you and possibly send some referrals. You may spend an extra dollar but it may pay off big.