For each soldbuch I keep them in little plastic sleeves that I bought from http://janssen-militaria.com/oscommerce/. They fit them perfectly. They are probably made for passports or something, but work well.
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Originally posted by bsmith56 View Post
Brandon,
Those are the same sleeves i keep all of my Soldbücher and Wehrpässe in
Happy New Year!
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First of all congratulations for your collections and the dispaly ... I also just keep them in bags made of polypropylene .. I try to handle them as little as possible (to watch them use their scans above) but the pleasure of handling them physically remains unique ...
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Guys, plastic sleeve are OK as far as they are acid free I hope you already know this.Comment
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Where can you get these acid free plastic sleeves? I've looked for them but till now I have not found a shop who sells them.Originally posted by T.K. View PostComment
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I use this Archive closet to storrage my paper items.
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Congrats on an outstanding group!!Originally posted by mufasa View PostFirst of all congratulations for your collections and the dispaly ... I also just keep them in bags made of polypropylene .. I try to handle them as little as possible (to watch them use their scans above) but the pleasure of handling them physically remains unique ...
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That would make for an interesting afternoons reading!!!!Comment
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I keep my Soldbücher and Wehrpässen in plastic sleeves designed for keeping First Day Covers (FDC) in!
For documents I used normal A4/A5 plastic document sleeves...normally from Staples or computer/office shop.
These then are filed in A4 binders.
Here is a photo of some...taken a while ago but shows roughly what I mean! There was a thread on the forum regarding some of my binders from 2002 when this photo was taken, the text is still there but the images long gone
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Collecting interests: Cavalry units, 1 Kavallerie/24 Panzer Division, Stukageschwader 1
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Usually they are supplied by archivial stuff stores, I think even online.Originally posted by jurggie View PostComment
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thanks!Originally posted by William Eledge View PostCongrats on an outstanding group!!
That would make for an interesting afternoons reading!!!!Comment
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The UK collector storage company http://www.arrowfile.com sell them. For Soldbuch/Wehrpass the perfectly sized ones are here http://www.arrowfile.com/arrowfile-6...&sessionID=EUC and is what I use for my collection. They are double sided but are more suitable if you only use one side, and you can always use the reverse side to store write-ups or things like Führerschein etc.Originally posted by jurggie View PostLast edited by hucks216; 01-01-2012, 10:17 AM.Comment
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I collect mainly deathcards, so the plastic sleeves must be smaller than those for Soldbücher.Originally posted by hucks216 View PostComment
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Originally posted by Ian Jewison View PostI keep my Soldbücher and Wehrpässen in plastic sleeves designed for keeping First Day Covers (FDC) in!
For documents I used normal A4/A5 plastic document sleeves...normally from Staples or computer/office shop.
These then are filed in A4 binders.
Here is a photo of some...taken a while ago but shows roughly what I mean! There was a thread on the forum regarding some of my binders from 2002 when this photo was taken, the text is still there but the images long gone
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Very nicely stored, Ian... If that was taken some time ago, I can only imagine how big the pile must be now
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What about these for Trading Cards... http://www.arrowfile.com/trading-cards-deptrecoltraOriginally posted by jurggie View Post
...or these for Cigarette Cards... http://www.arrowfile.com/cigarette-cards-deptrecolcigComment
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GOOD GRIEF!!! Some of you guys have fabulous collections!!!
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