On my website http://www.worldstampcatalogues.com I collected published and online stamp catalogues per country and thematic. Hope this is of any use for you.

At the same time I would like to take the opportunity to request help for improving the website.
I have three tabs. Published, Online and Thematic catalogues.
The setup of the first two are good in my opinion.
The Thematic page however is a little bit messy. The way it should be is a couple of main categories, and then subcategories. However, I do not have a clue which main categories I should identify.

What a great website! It will prove very useful to experts and amateurs alike.

Personally I don't see anything wrong with the way you have set out the thematic - alphabetical listing is hard to improve upon.

thanks!

alex

Antoni after all the emails i can not believe that i forgot to comment on the site it self.. you have done a wonderful job on this site!!! its very useful in fact i use it regularly now!!!! great job

Greetings Antoni
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That is one very useful web site. Super job! I definitely bookmarked it.
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Respectfully,

Gordon Lee

Gordon again thank you... Now you are proberly wondering for what? Well you found this long lost post and this will come in handy for me and Antoni thanks for Posting!!!

Great work on the site, glad one of us took up the tedious job of listing all existing catalogues for whatever we each collect, a very diligent and dedicated work. Thank you.

Under India in the Published Catalogues, this could be added:

Phila India Guide Book by Manik Jain

This is the most popular reference catalogue among Indian collectors and dealers.

I tell y'all the free and nearly free albums have been a real life saver for me. OK, so maybe not a life saver so much as a money saver. I know the collector needs supplies but supplies are where I try my darndest to save a few dollars - every collecting dollar saved on supplies is a collecting dollar for stamps is the way I see it. Still... don't cut corners on your paper for pages!