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See Our Entire Selection of Lighthouse Items on Our Website 1917 1948 1956 1962 Accessories for philatelists 2017 YEARS See our entire selection of Lighthouse items on our website www.nordfrim.com 1917 1948 1956 1962 Foundation of the KaBe-Verlag publishing house Reconstruction of business in Hamburg after Company moves to Geesthacht, near Hamburg, Kurt Stürken joins the company and sets up by Paul Koch in Aschersleben, Germany. the WWII. and still has its headquarters there today. export business over the years. 1967 1972 1997 2002 Acquisition of KaBe Verlag and merger of Launch of the euro. LIGHTHOUSE was the first Foundation of the subsidiary in New York, Foundation of the subsidiary in Montreal, the two album publishing houses founded to launch a euro album on the market and sold USA. Canada. by Paul Koch. 500,000 in the first year alone. 2016 2017 JAHRE LIGHTHOUSE is still today a long-established family-run company, which is owned by the Stürken family. Centenary of LIGHTHOUSE. LIGHTHOUSE centenary! LIGHTHOUSE will be celebrating its centenary in 2017. As a global leading company in collection systems for stamps and coins, LIGHTHOUSE has been offering an ever-changing range of accessories for exciting collection areas for a number of years now. These include bottle caps, beer mats, autograph cards, tickets, Kinder egg toys, minerals, pin badges and much, much more. Today, more than 6,000 products bear the LIGHTHOUSE brand name, which has become a symbol of prac- ticality and quality. We are constantly looking for new ideas and improvements to make your hobby even more enjoya- ble and to allow you to store your precious items more safely and attractively. We have managed to achieve all of this, not just because of the roughly 500 motivated and competent staff who work in 7 locations over 4 continents, but because you and other LIGHTHOUSE customers have remained loyal to us and our products. LIGHTHOUSE would like to thank all its customers for the past 100 years. We look forward to the future together. Axel Stürken Kurt Stürken Max Stürken Customer service Tlf.: +45 64 82 12 56 Internet: www.nordfrim.com GB EURO• Effective 1 October, 2016 • Ref. No. 354 491 Prices and products are subject to change without notice. Printed in Germany. Contents 3 Use the quickfinder to find your way around the catalogue! The accessories catalogue is subdivided into different categories. One category is “optical accessories”, for example. Every category is assigned a colour, for example, “optical accessories” is orange. On the following pages, you will find a coloured section on the right-hand margin which indicates the colour of the respective cate- gory. This means you will be able to recognise immediately which category you are looking at. The quickfinder primarily helps you to jump to the desired accessory cate - gory, without having to look through every single page of the catalogue. Try it out! ALBUM SYSTEMS The OPTIMA system 8 – 13 ALBUM SYSTEMS The VARIO system 14 – 16 Document album 17 The GRANDE system 18 – 20 The FOLIO system 21 The KANZLEI system 22 The MAXIMUM system 23 Mint sheet albums 24 Albums for stamps, postcards and German First Day of Issue Cards 25 – 30, 108 Archive box for letters and postcards 31 STOCKBOOKS AND CARDS Stockbooks TRAVEL 35 STOCKBOOKS AND CARDS Stockbooks BASIC 36 Stockbooks COMFORT 37 – 38 Stockbooks PREMIUM 39 Cards 40 Protective sheets 41 LOGIK archive boxes 42 Collectors’ cases 43 ALBUMS Attractive country albums 46 – 49 LIGHTHOUSE ALBUM PAGES 50 – 65 Album binder for pre-printed pages 66 – 71 ALBUMS Blank album pages with country name 70 – 71 Self-adhesive country labels LE for binders 71 G and R sheets 72 Blank album pages 73 ALPHA stocksheets with double linen hinge 73 LB sheets 74 – 75 SF mounts 76 – 77 OPTICAL ACCESSORIES Magnifiers 80 – 89 Microscopes 90 – 93 SHERLOCK electric watermark detector 94 OPTICAL ACCESSORIES OTHER COLLECTORS’ ACCESSORIES UV examination lamps 96 – 97 Stamp drying books, watermark detectors, other accessories 97 – 98 Stamp tongs 98 Collectors’ accessories for alternative collection areas Coin accessories preview 99 – 103 For bottle caps and beer mats 104 For pin badges and pressed pennies 105 Collector’s boxes 106 MAGIC FRAME floating frame 107 Includes: collection pieces in the product illustrations are merely for decorative purposes and are not included in the delivery. The dimensions are given in the following order, if OTHER COLLECTORS’ ACCESSORIES not otherwise indicated: length x height x width (or depth). Looking for a discontinued item? Please call us. We may still have stock on hand. 4 New releases BASIS desk mat Ref. No. 354 207 Do you wish to take a closer look at your newly acquired stamps or put them into a stockbook or album? This soft, heavy-duty mat provides ideal working conditions and protects tabletops as well as collectors’ items from scratches and stains: The surface of the desk mat is made from a smooth, fuzz-free material. The underside is rubberised and is, therefore, extremely non-slip. Additionally, the mat can be cleaned with clean, warm water and is very compact when rolled up. Perfect for repair works, doing handicrafts and maintenance work, as well 2 3 as a photo background. Overall size: 500 x 350 x 2 mm (19 /3 x 13 /4 "). DAYLIGHT DAYLIGHT SONNE 1 LED desk lamp The SONNE 5 LED desk lamp is a lamp, Ref. No. 354 285 thermometer, (alarm) clock and calen- dar in one! Features 3 different light colours (warm white, neutral white and daylight white) and 4 different brightness settings. Easy to use by lightly touching the symbols on the lamp base. Can be swivelled and folded up to save space thanks to the hinges at the top and bottom of the lamp neck. Large, easy-to-read display. With non- slip pads on the base. Long service life, low energy consumption, mains Features 3 different light colours (warm white, neutral adapter power supply (included). USB white and daylight white) and 4 different brightness port to charge technical devices. Over- settings. Easy to use by lightly touching the symbols on all size (when closed, L x H x W) 430 x 1 1 the lamp base. The extremely flexible lamp neck allows 90 x 190 mm (17 x 3 /2 x 7 /2 "). you to move the lamp into almost any position. With non-slip pads on the base. Long service life, low energy consumption, mains adapter power supply (included). SONNE 5 LED 1 Colour: black. Diameter of base: 190 mm (7 /2 "), height desk lamp 2 (when fully open): 650 mm (25 /3 "). Ref. No. 354 284 New releases 5 More information on page 94. UV pocket torch L83 Ref. No. 349 388 Robust and practical pocket torch with 2 functions: UV light and white light! The 6 UV LEDs with a 365 nm wavelength (long-wave) can also be used in bright environments and in broad daylight. Numerous appli- cations, e.g. detecting fluorescence in banknotes, stamps, minerals and fossils, examining credit cards and driving licences, making UV fluorescent colours visible, as well as for hygiene control. The 10 powerful, white LEDs make this pocket torch an ideal companion for leisure activities such as fishing, climbing, camping, geocaching and much more. With hand strap and metal SHERLOCK electric watermark casing. Battery powered (3 x AAA, not included). Length: detector 125 mm (5"). Ref. No. 354 597 More information on page 92. More information on page 107. For MAC/PC Laptop USB digital microscope MAGIC FRAME DM4 Ref. No. 350 599 Album systems for stamps, postcards, letters, documents and much, much more LIGHTHOUSE album systems are perfect for storing stamps, postcards, letters, documents and much more. Furthermore, our albums and sheets don’t just provide the necessary predection, they also ensure optimum presentation for your collection. LIGHTHOUSE provides a great choice of different albums in varying sizes, designs and styles. In addition, there is a comprehensive range of corresponding additional sheets available for every album in the system, which are optimally designed to accommodate your collection. 8 The OPTIMA system Our CLASSIC range OPTIMA classic ring binder Book-like leatherette cover. Holds up to 60 OPTIMA sheets (depending on the thickness of the documents), sturdy 4 D-ring mechanism in red, green, blue and black. Over- 5 5 1 all size: 245 x 270 x 55 mm (9 /8 x 10 /8 x 2 /8"). OPTIMA classic ring binder Red Ref. No. 326 586 Green Ref. No. 335 950 Blue Ref. No. 329 644 Black Ref. No. 307 682 7 1 Matching slipcase Overall size: 250 x 280 x 65 mm (9 /8 x 11 x 2 /2 ’’) OPTIMA classic set ring binder and slipcase Red Ref. No. 308 665 Red Ref. No. 318 816 Green Ref. No. 318 866 Green Ref. No. 330 141 Blue Ref. No. 329 363 Blue Ref. No. 313 389 Black Ref. No. 301 114 Black Ref. No. 324 423 The OPTIMA system 9 OPTIMA classic ring binder SIGNUM Our popular classic OPTIMA ring binders are now also available with a labelling field. Use individual labelling to bring order and clarity to your collection. Make subsequent alterations to labelling by simply exchanging For the paper inserts. Paper inserts are protected by personalised additional clear film sliding inserts. Binder features a labelling book-like appearance. Sturdy 4 D-ring mechanism. Colours available: blue, red, green and black. 7 1 Overall size: 250 x 280 x 65 mm (9 /8 x 11 x 2 /2"). Ring binder includes matching slipcase. OPTIMA classic ring binder SIGNUM Red Ref. No. 338 607 Green Ref. No. 338 606 Blue Ref. No. 321 054 Black Ref.
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