'I thought it was Christmas when I saw all the sfuff on the website that I'd read about in books!' Mr P Venter, Yorkshire (In October!)
Main dealer stamp collecting facilities online.
Choose from the full range of Lighthouse products:
Stock books, Approval cards and sheets, stock pages, stamp binders, postcard and FDC binders, Illustrated country albums, Many stamp albums to choose from, Lighthouse SF mounts and mount cutters, blank pages and a full range of stamp collectors accessories.
All major Credit cards accepted from all nations. Paypal and NOCHEX welcome and UK£ / US$ and EU€ accepted in most other forms.
For ease of use, all text links on this site are red and go green when you hover the mouse on them. Like this. If your PC is setup to 'remember', they go dark blue to show you have 'been there' before.If you are already a stamp collector you have no doubt heard of the Lighthouse reputation and of the quality range of products they offer.
For the first time ever the full Lighthouse stamp collectors accessory range is online, laid out page by page, with credit card hyperlink ordering/shopping cart facilities and dealer support at the other end of the phone or an email. This range is priced in GB£ but can be sent to anywhere in the world. It's free for me to accept payments in US$ or EUR, and the postage charged is always the actual cost
All the prices are exactly what German and other European Stamp collectors pay (converted to GB£ using the average exchange rate when the site was constructed) and this website is an improved version of the current paper Lighthouse catalogue. I have made a few changes to the layout and provided hyperlinks, where relevant, to other pages. The English version of the paper catalogue was translated directly from the Original German version and where appropriate I have also made slight adjustments to the English language used (which was very good indeed but needed a few tweaks) in an attempt to make it much clearer for the reader. I don't profess to being an expert in the English language but I personally found some areas of the original catalogue difficult to follow.
