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03-30-2021, 10:20 PM
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Most have a bit of glue, but it usually comes apart easily.
Some have simple tuck in flaps. Over the years I've tried to keep some of my food issue boxes as intact boxes, but I think most people would prefer them flat. What I've seen done with the boxes packs of other cards came in is using a block of styrofoam or similar cut to just fit in the box. Then it's put in plastic like a comic book bag. That may be difficult with Hostess, since many had a tear open flap that wasn't the entire box top. So fitting a support in would be trickier. 
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