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Re: Sorting/Storing Catalogs
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lugnet.storage
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Fri, 16 Oct 1998 11:57:10 GMT
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Maybe it sounds harsh, but I prefer separating my catalogs and instructions
page by page, then insert them into separate nylon protectors (A4 or A5
depending on the size) and store them in 3 cm binders (A4 or A5 depending on
the size).
The extras that I preserve for trade /gift left ontuouched, of course.
Selçuk
Susan Hoover wrote in message <361D6313.17D44C0C@compuserve.com>...
> Thomas Main wrote:
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> > I have started to store and sort through my Lego paper collection
> > (instructions, catalogs, magazines, etc.). For catalogs, I have put
> > each in a sheet protector and labelled it something like this:
>
> Make sure you use the "archival quality" sheet protectors. The other kind
> can mess up your stuff. I have about four 3" binders full of instructions,
> catalogs, etc. I have one binder with instructions for
> basic/freestyle/paradisa/etc., one with instructions for
> castle/space/pirates/etc., one with mania magazines and s@h catalogs, and
> one with in-box catalogs and single-sheets. And then I have a whole folder
> full of duplicates for trading that I need to catalog so that I can get • some
> trades going!
>
>
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| (...) Make sure you use the "archival quality" sheet protectors. The other kind can mess up your stuff. I have about four 3" binders full of instructions, catalogs, etc. I have one binder with instructions for basic/freestyle/paradisa/etc., one with (...) (26 years ago, 9-Oct-98, to lugnet.storage)
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