Poster Storage

[thescofieldkid]

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[thescofieldkid]

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[achouza]

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valid until 3-20-11

[chrono_1980]

Hey there - anyone have a recent asw discount code??

Thanks!

[7th_son]

Hey there - anyone have a recent asw discount code??

Thanks!

Here you go:

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[chrono_1980]

Thank you sir!

[HappyDad]

Ok, little bump.

I just got my first poster in a trade (the fantastic Rac live @ TMR) and I love it. I don't think I will be able to frame it right now (might try) so I'm looking for the best way to store it (it's still on its tube). The problem is that this poster is huge (25"x33" if I remember well) and doesn't fir in A1 or 24"x36" portfolios...

How do you guys store big posters?

I will surely buy a portfolio though as I will surely become a poster addict (and already wanna complete the Lobby Card Serie).

[hawke000]

Ok, little bump.

I just got my first poster in a trade (the fantastic Rac live @ TMR) and I love it. I don't think I will be able to frame it right now (might try) so I'm looking for the best way to store it (it's still on its tube). The problem is that this poster is huge (25"x33" if I remember well) and doesn't fir in A1 or 24"x36" portfolios...

How do you guys store big posters?

I will surely buy a portfolio though as I will surely become a poster addict (and already wanna complete the Lobby Card Serie).

keep it in the tube, I store mine flat (biggest sleeves I could find) some don't fit so I leave them in the wider tubes Rob is famous for sending his posters in.

[chrono_1980]

Ok, little bump.

I just got my first poster in a trade (the fantastic Rac live @ TMR) and I love it. I don't think I will be able to frame it right now (might try) so I'm looking for the best way to store it (it's still on its tube). The problem is that this poster is huge (25"x33" if I remember well) and doesn't fir in A1 or 24"x36" portfolios...

How do you guys store big posters?

I will surely buy a portfolio though as I will surely become a poster addict (and already wanna complete the Lobby Card Serie).

keep it in the tube, I store mine flat (biggest sleeves I could find) some don't fit so I leave them in the wider tubes Rob is famous for sending his posters in.

Ditto - big tubes...

[higherlimits]

It's always best to keep them flat, I have mine in a portfolio under the bed, in required I'll keep them in large tubes but usually only the ones I plan to sell..

[icdvet]

It's always best to keep them flat, I have mine in a portfolio under the bed, in required I'll keep them in large tubes but usually only the ones I plan to sell..

Tubes (even 4" ones) are a really bad idea - I did this when I first started collecting and really reduced the quality of some of my prints (edge dings, roll marks).
Store them flat, ideally in mylar or a comparable portfolio if they are small enough

[HappyDad]

It's always best to keep them flat, I have mine in a portfolio under the bed, in required I'll keep them in large tubes but usually only the ones I plan to sell..

Tubes (even 4" ones) are a really bad idea - I did this when I first started collecting and really reduced the quality of some of my prints (edge dings, roll marks).
Store them flat, ideally in mylar or a comparable portfolio if they are small enough

Then, what do you suggest to keep a 25"x33" poster flat ?

[flattop2001]

I have a couple of old 30*40 frames that I store my larger posters in. They are clip backs so don't put much pressure on the prints. Some have been in there about 7 years without issue, flattens them out great too.

[higherlimits]

I've got a portfolio which is pretty big, not sure its exact size but everything has fit into it..

[HappyDad]

I've got a portfolio which is pretty big, not sure its exact size but everything has fit into it..

The biggest I saw on internet were A0 or 24"x36" so too small...