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|    Eric Bustad to Steve Silverwood    |
|    Re: Need clear envelope source    |
|    23 Apr 04 11:00:17    |
      XPost: alt.collecting.stamp, alt.collecting.stamps.us, alt.colle       ting.stamps.worldwide       XPost: alt.fan.stamp.collecting, alt.rec.collecting.stamps.discuss, alt.stamps       XPost: rec.collecting.stamps.discuss, rec.collecting.stamps.marketplace       From: ekbustad@monmouth.com              Steve Silverwood wrote:       > I need to find a source for clear (NOT glassine, but clear) envelopes       > for postcards. This is not just for my stamp collection, but also for       > holding amateur radio and shortwave QSL cards for a felt display board.       >       > (The idea is to put little tabs on the back of the envelope holding the       > card, so it will adhere to a folding felt display board to be used by my       > ham radio & shortwave club for public display. I want to avoid sticking       > anything on the back of the actual cards, but I want to also have the       > card itself be more clearly visible than what a glassine envelope will       > provide.)       >       > Any and all leads greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!              Plastic postcard sleeves are available from most philatelic supply       companies. Here are a few that carry them:              http://www.subwaystamp.com/       http://www.amosadvantage.com/              Alternatively you could make your own out of Mylar. It is available in       rolls and can be folded around the postcard. Or you could just use       clear photo corner mounts.              = Eric              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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