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Re: paper jambalaya?
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lugnet.market.jambalaya
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Tue, 16 Nov 1999 00:09:20 GMT
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I could be interested in this and could add some stuff before it
leaves Houston. And what catalogs are you missing? I think I have
duplicates of most dating back to about '84.
Doug
In lugnet.market.jambalaya, Susan Hoover writes:
> I read FAQ 2.0, and didn't see this question answered, and I can't find
> one of these going around now, so...
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> Is there any interest in a paper jambalaya "box"? I'm thinking
> particularly of instructions, catalogs, LEGO Direct flyers, mania
> magazines, etc. I know that I have duplicates of a bunch of catalogs
> and instructions, and I'm missing copies of others.
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> I'd be willing to start this one, if someone would give me pointers on
> what to do. It would be fairly cheap, postage-wise. I am thinking we
> can enclose the paper goods in a plastic box-folder (hard to describe,
> but it's a thingy about 1" tall (or 2", there are different sizes) that
> is designed for holding papers), and then put the box-folder thingy
> inside a regular cardboard shipping box with the appropriate padding.
>
> Susan Hoover
> Houston, TX
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