Creeping stamps

Looking at some stamp albums that I haven't touched in quite some time
I noticed some stamps had moved slightly.
The stamps are in mounts and the pages are in page protectors.
There weren't many and the mounts used were a size larger that I
normally use.
A Tristan da Chuna set of ships sank slightly because I used a
verticle mount rather than a horizontal. It was all I had at the time.
Cause: Washing machine on spin cycle. The darn thing does vibrate
through the house ever so slightly.
Oh well, such is life.

Ralphael, the OLD one

On Sat, 28 Jun 2008 14:55:36 -0700 (PDT), Ralphael1
wrote:

Looking at some stamp albums that I haven't touched in quite some time
I noticed some stamps had moved slightly.
The stamps are in mounts and the pages are in page protectors.
There weren't many and the mounts used were a size larger that I
normally use.
A Tristan da Chuna set of ships sank slightly because I used a
verticle mount rather than a horizontal. It was all I had at the time.
Cause: Washing machine on spin cycle. The darn thing does vibrate
through the house ever so slightly.
Oh well, such is life.

"Martha, he sank the ships again." To the tune of "Honey, I shrunk
the kids."

That'll teach you to wash an unbalanced load of clothes.