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05-08-2011, 07:42 AM
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For the few I have I either use no sleeve for the beat ones, or postcard sleeve and toploader for the nice ones.
slightly oversize stuff like exhibits I keep in a shoebox box without the center divider. A bit awkward as they're sideways, but it's better for most postcards since it matches the horizontal format. Steve B 
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