Question about storing Centennial Flour Sets (F340)

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05-11-2020, 10:59 PM

batkidiii

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Question about storing Centennial Flour Sets (F340)

I was just curious on what type of top loader or page does anyone recommend for the Centennial Flour Seattle Rainier's Sets (F340). They are too wide for the 4 pocket sheets, so I might have to go strictly with a top loader.

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