Protecting / Displaying The Sporting News Newspapers

[JLange]

Does anybody have a good method of protecting / displaying their Sporting News newspapers? They have some great color photo covers, especially from the late 60s early 70s. I have a bunch with fantastic covers that I really like, but haven't found a good way to protect and display them? Wondering what others have come up with.

[otismalibu]

I've framed a few. I just grab an inexpensive 12x16 frame and cut myself a custom mat. Pretty basic, I know, but better than stacking them in a box.

[aquarius31]

I display my woodcuts in Itoya's Art Portfolio Advantage Books. Each display book has 24 acid free inserts. You can fit up to 48 pages but I wouldn't recommend it if these are full newspapers. They display very nicely and take up very little space. They can be purchased from $15-$40 depending on the size. Try B&H, buy.com or amazon.com.

[doug.goodman]

Originally Posted by aquarius31

I display my woodcuts in Itoya's Art Portfolio Advantage Books. Each display book has 24 acid free inserts. You can fit up to 48 pages but I wouldn't recommend it if these are full newspapers. They display very nicely and take up very little space. They can be purchased from $15-$40 depending on the size. Try B&H, buy.com or amazon.com.

I also keep my cards in Itoya books.

Doug

[John V]

Target, Wal-Mart, Michael's and Bed, Bath & Beyond all have frames with 2 sheets of glass. If not too thick an item, these frames are great. For 2-sided items, you can take it off the wall to look at the back side.

[JLange]

Thanks for the ideas!