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Sticker Albums

Sticker Albums were books with glossy pages that were designed to hold one's most prized possessions: stickers! Stickers were everywhere growing up in the eighties. And in order to showcase them to your friends (and to make them jealous), you would need to display them in said albums. The best albums had super-glossy pages so that the stickers would peel off the pages without leaving any residue and could be reused.


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Do You Remember Sticker Albums?

Do You Remember Sticker Albums?

  • Anonymous user
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    I used to love sticker albums when I was a kid in the 80's! I used to do the annual football ones, plus the world cups. I also did ET, Rocky 4, Transformers the Movie, Back to the Future, Gremlins and probably others but I can't remember. I wish I still had them now for nostalgia! Those were the days.
  • Anonymous user
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    I had fox & the hound and E.T. Sticker albums which I think I managed to complete or at least nearly complete!! Happy days x
  • Anonymous user
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    I remember I had the Mexico '86 and The Gremilins albums. 12p for a packet of stickers from the corner shop or WH Smiths...Happy days
  • Anonymous user
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    does anyone remember a sticker album of famous people(actors,singers,sportspeople etc) from around 1975?
  • sandie76
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    I had a Care Bears sticker album - the only one I managed to complete. I also had Neighbours, 101 Dalmations, and The Wuzzles.
  • TheHighwayman
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    I tried to collect and fill many panini albums. Does anyone remember those football cards that were printed on clear plastic and the special gold or silver stickers which I think had the team badge on?
  • Anonymous user
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    Think i had a Panini Holly Hobby sticker albumn in the seventees,
  • Anonymous user
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    Does anyone remember a horror themed sticker album in the 70's? Possibly even very early 80's. I know there was one but the details are sketchy.
    • Anonymous user
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      Horror Parade 1975 I had them all .. you can still find on ebay
  • Anonymous user
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    I recently found my Football '86 sticker album and immediatly i was taken back to the playground at middle school with a duffel coat pocket full of swaps and muttering 'Got,got,got....Need!' I always had a surplus of Bruce Grobbelar stickers which nobody wanted. Even 22 years later,the pages in these albums still smell the same and the Peter Beardsley picture still amuses me.
  • Anonymous user
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    I also remember collecting Smash Hits stickers when I was about 9. The album had Wham on the first page, and a sticker of George Michael, dressed in white with his trademark blonde bouffant. At the time my friend and I thought he was fabulous and would put perfume on the sticker to make him smell nice. Happy days...