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    Various medals and badges - proper display and storage?

    I'm probably someone on here with one of the smallest collections due to getting started on the hobby only recently - and the fact that college drains a lot of my finances. However - I would like to say that I have just as much of a desire to keep the stuff I do have as nice as people do with the big collections.

    I don't have a lot of space right now - so I've been sticking with medals and badges. My question is this:

    What if anything do I need to do to keep my medals and badges looking nice? I'm still learning how some items involve zinc - I have one westwall medal that is zinc and another that is bronzed brass. I also have a panzer badge and a IAB. Everything I have I keep on a little shelf in my room. I don't have any fancy stands (No idea where to get them) - so I just lean my badges and medals up against something that won't harm them.

    I'm not totally sure if it's ok to just leave them out in the open though. The room is kept just under room temperature and it is rather dry. Is there anything else I need to know? Don't worry - I'm not asking for tips on how to clean patina or anything. I cherish medals and badges that have been through a lot of action and show it as a result. Any tips though that can be offered - would be greatly appreciated.

    I also apologize if something to this effect has been asked here already. I'm sure it has. added because I love that smiley face.
    -Jen
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    Hi Jen, you can buy the small plastic display easels here:

    http://www.jpscorner.com/

    Many members have purchased from them and been satisfied with the service.

    Keeping your medals in your room open to the air should not involve any problems, as you say it is warm and dry.

    Cheers, Ade.

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      Oh hey - thanks. The room tends to stay pretty cool actually due to a window A/c unit..so it is kept at a very constant and dry temperature - so I think that is a good thing. Thanks for the link on where to get those little stands. Those things are very cute!
      -Jen

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        welcome to the forum jen check out bills display in this thread the mounts come in all sizes ,and i would suggest that you dont clean the badges
        regards,
        lenny

        http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=223058

        or try this for riker mounts
        http://www.rikermounts.net/catalog.c...21&store_id=70
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