B18 and BB Mag premium storage and display questions
 

How do you guys store and display your B18 blankets? The tend to slide around in single-pocket pages, and get wrinkled. (Can I iron them?)

How about the Baseball Magazine premiums that are too large to fit in single-pocket pages?

Thanks,

Bill

Top-loaders.
I never wanted or needed to iron one. Be careful. I believe the colors will run if they get wet.

My few B18s are in pocket sheets that hold two to a sheet, I think the sheets are Ultra Pro but I'm not certain, they're in a ring binder.

For the M113s, I have them in a big box, I think a dress was mailed in the box 45 years ago.

My M114s are all stacked on atop the other, and then they're in a clear bag. I've seen a near complete (if not complete) collection of them, each in a huge top loader, I'd guess the toploaders are 10" x 14", or so... they were really big. Hundreds of them. They are rascals to store, no doubt.

Storage for large sized flat items
 

I use Itoya art profolios, they are the only thing that I have found that allows for (relatively) easy viewing.

http://www.misterart.com/g2200/Itoya...splay-Book.htm

I'm sure they can be found in numerous locations, but I've been happy with this website.

Frank - you and I should exchange info on the the M113 and M114 issues, I'm betting that between the two of us we have the vast majority of both issues and the (nearly infinite?) variations.

Doug

M113/114 cataloging
 

Hey Doug, I have a fair amount of these issues too. I could help out in a small way also. Let me know, thanks,
jim

BBM supplement catalog
 

Jim and Frank - Email me at doug.goodman@earthlink.net and I'll send you guys my list of baseball magazine supplements. I have almost 500 different ones. We should combine our lists and see where that leads us.

Doug

Thanks
 

Thanks, guys. The art portfolio looks like the way to go for the premiums.

Bill

art portfolio
 

I use them also and they are completely worth it. Will start work on my inventory Doug. Your website was great; I can help fill in some holes also. Will be in touch Doug,
jim