You can work stamps anywhere.
You can work stamps on a train.
You can work stamps on a plane.
If working stamps is your quest,
How about this new old stamp desk?
The real-wood(!) desk has been in our family for generations, and it actually got used! I've always liked the drop-down work surface, and it's at a slight downward angle which helps aligning stamps and albumizing them. The scroll work on its exterior adds interest, and who doesn't like the old-timey pigeon-holes on the interior? There's plenty of space below for photo-boxes holding stamps for sorting, and some vintage stamp collections and reference material. And space above for some other items on display highlighting some of my eclectic interests!
Previously, my issue has been getting to the desk. A recent blitz cleared out some of the obstructing material and today I was able to do a proof-of-concept by sorting some donated and accumulated material: Colombia covers and stampshow-find early US.
It worked - success! Warm beverage standing by, music playing in the background, my wife working on her crafts a few feet away, plus I can choose to 'button up' the desk when finished, or just leave it down to resume the session.
