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10-04-2010, 05:49 AM
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oversided pennant holders?
Has anyone ever purchased an oversized pennant case - i.e. one that would work for an early-teens baseball pennant? I came across one in a web search, it is something like 16" by 35" inside the frame. They run about $45-60. (I can post a link if needed.) I am just curious if they are well made or cheap and chinsy. Probably the best thing to do for the pennants' sake is to keep them in a larger rectangular frame, but for space restrictions I'd like to consider these triangular ones.
Thanks in advance for your input .... Greg Last edited by thetahat; 10-04-2010 at 08:06 AM. 
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