Proper storage technique

[Masterjon]

I've been looking online for proper storage technique and supplies.

I've found a site bagsunlimited.com and it appears they have some decent stuff.

Does anyone out there have any tips? any good links to suppliers?

I've been buying concert posters here and there over the last couple of years but am now really wanting to get more involved... so... I have about 8 posters still in the tubes they were shipped in and from what I've been reading that is not a very good long term solution for archiving.

Any methods, tips, pointers, or overall wisdom would be so very greatly appreciated.

[caribou]

get a flatfile

[Iron Canvas Studios]

yup

[Bahr]

i use the "wall or tube" method. if it isnt clipped to the wall, then its in a tube in the corner.

[MrBlonde7]

my shit is under my bed in a heap.

[Masterjon]

Okay, started looking on craigslist... see if I can't find a cheap one... they're kind of bulky though.

[MrBlonde7]

i could probably store them better. if you can't afford a flatfile, or don't have room for it, I would suggest going here:

Picturesque Presentation Cases - JerrysArtarama.com

lots of ebnerdz swear by it.

also, yes I have been to P&T. why do you ask?

[Masterjon]

my shit is under my bed in a heap.

Haha, okay man! How is that treating you? Hey... have you been to postersandtoys.com??

[Masterjon]

That's basically what I am doing... but I have been reading about how keeping it in the rolls is not very good for long term storage.

get a flatfile

[Masterjon]

That's basically what I am doing... but I have been reading about how keeping it in the rolls is not very good for long term storage.

i use the "wall or tube" method. if it isnt clipped to the wall, then its in a tube in the corner.