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09-04-2012, 05:40 PM
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Pennants
I ship a lot of pennants, but they are better pennants where condition is a priority. I ship all of my pennants flat. What I do is combine two flat priority shipping boxes together by pushing the ends together and taping the seams. It is hard to explain and you also have to not use the "flat rate" boxes they have. The problem with pennants 70's and newer is that if you fold them over they show creases unlike the older ones. If you don't have too many you could probably just cut some cardboard pieces to fit. Hope that helps a little, Jason
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