From: rdarrah@cox.net   
      
   try tomato boxes used by produce companies for deliveries to grocery stores   
   and restaurants. they come with lids and have handle holes in the sides. the   
   boxes for 6x6 tomatoes work perfectly. only thing is: don't use any that   
   have mushy tomato guts in them. look only for the clean ones :)   
      
   "Stephen Jaye"  wrote in message   
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   > "Bob"  wrote in message   
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   > >   
   > > I already know how to move LPs (I use the u-haul boxes that fit them   
   > > well). But I have 5000-10000 45s in bookshelves now. I am scared as hell   
   > > of moving. Can anyone who has moved large #s of 45s tell me what they   
   have   
   > > done? They are all in sleeves, etc. and I don't want to risk cracking   
   any   
   > > of them. I know that I can get 45 boxes from bags unlimited, but I would   
   > > have to get a *LOT* of them and they are expensive.   
   > >   
   > > thanks,   
   > > Bob   
   >   
   > Bob,   
   >   
   > I've never been able to find used boxes suitable for 45s; used boxes from   
   > liquor stores work nicely for LPs, as long as one doesn't need to stack   
   > them.  Buy the boxes from Bags, or any other record source you can find.   
   > Ask yourself, "Whould it be cheaper to replace some broken records and   
   bent   
   > picture sleeves, or buy the boxes"?   
   > --   
   >   
   > Stephen Jaye   
   > stvnj AT pipeline DOT com   
   >   
   > 45rpm vinyl oldies from the 50s to 80s at:   
      
   > Silverball & Maltshop record discography has been added to the website!   
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