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Old 02-05-2013, 04:12 AM
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Does anyone know where I can buy just the tobacco sleeves without the top loaders?


My storage:
T206: Stacked raw in groups of about 20ish in those 25 ct hard plastic two piece boxes, then those placed in a wooden box/small crate type thingy that used to hold cassette tapes I think. Graded cards are in a similar box sorta like an old cheese box that I picked up for a dollar or two in an antique store.

t205 hofers: laying flat in a flat-file type cabinet with 1"-2" deep drawers. Along with the other tobacco cards in my pre-war type collection.

t207's some in the flat file, others in an inexpensive dark wood box from an antique store.
I attached pictures of my raw t206 storage and the flat file I mentioned.
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Old 02-05-2013, 06:13 AM
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Tony - I dig the flat file cabinet; very nice! I've never seen cards displayed in that manner.
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I attached pictures of my raw t206 storage and the flat file I mentioned.
I like it.
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Tonyo - Can you post a photo of one of the open drawers?
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Old 02-05-2013, 05:03 PM
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Tonyo - Can you post a photo of one of the open drawers?
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Very, Very cool, my friend.
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I screwed a few pine pine boards together and placed them into a chest of drawers that sits perpndicular to my computer table. A quick swivel of my chair and I can go from the computer to getting out a card in about 5 seconds. Total cost about $8.
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So cool. Who needs clothes when you could have cards.
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