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Looking for a nice binder for my all raw set: Found one!
I'm looking for a nice binder to display my E120 set. I'm looking for something besides the standard plastic binder. I'm thinking of maybe a leather binder with a zipper that can close completely to keep out air and dust. Something like that. I just don't really know what's out there. Anyone have any unique binders for their raw sets?
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