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12-25-2020, 09:57 PM
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I have been placing my different vintage newspaper pieces in a large scrapbook with clear plastic pages and archival black paper. I have a large collection of Big Six and leading hitters pieces from the 30's that I place in a penny holder then tape those on the sheet in the scrapbook. They display nicely and are protected well inside the penny holder and the plastic sheet. For my vintage ads I place them inside of a Life Magazine size Ultra-Pro magazine bag with an archival white backing board. Those are all stored in special boxes in numerical order for easy identification.
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