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Techniques for CollectorsCardboard flats for storing micromounts

19th Oct 2009 11:45 UTCRobert Miller

I'd like to find the cardboard flats that dealers use at shows for showing/storing micromounts and thumbnails. They're made from light brown cardboard, have lids, need to be stapled together. and they're about 1 1/2 to 2 inches tall. Does anyone know where I can purchase those?


I think they'd be great for storing my growing micrmount and thumbnail collection. Any information is greatly appreciated!


Thanks,

Robert

20th Oct 2009 01:40 UTCRobert Miller

Thanks David!


Robert

28th Nov 2009 08:41 UTCRay Hill Expert

If you make it to Denver or Tucson shows, there is more than one company there who sell

flats, so you can pick them up right there and make sure that they are exactly what you

want.
 
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