1968 Topps Posters Baseball Forum

I'm looking for ideas on how to store these posters.  I've just completed the set and would like to be able to look at them without damaging them.

Some combination of the following is my idea:

• Inside a sleeve or page which is big enough to hold them and provide a little backing for support.  I've seen the 13 x 19 portfolios, which I have ordered and we'll see if it works.
• Does anyone know if a company makes custom archival clear sleeves so I could have some made which are 10 x 20 in dimensions?  Most of the sleeve sizes I've seen that would work are 13 x 19.
• Another approach would be to have the poster shrink wrapped with archival shrink wrap with a 10 x 20 archival board backing.

Any suggestions out there. 

You might want to glance over the Amazon site, where 10-count packs of 16x20 Ultra Pro toploaders (item 81187, sku B000ETP9U8) may be picked up, they'll be a bit wide for you, but at least you'll have the poster's length covered.

Regards,

Philippe

BCW also makes a 13 x 19 toploader.  That is probably a better size choice.  Toploaders of that size can be kind of flimsy, but I suppose you could stiffen it up by inserting the poster in with a thin piece of archival board.

Since you have so many a presentation book would be nice:

https://www.bagsunlimited.com/product/7002/font-colorred13-x-19font-art-presentation-bookbrcomes-with-24-double-sided-polypropylene-pagesbrbook-size-14-x-20-x-1-brpage-size-13-x-19-14

Yes, I've already ordered something like this.  A company named Itoya makes these and they have a very nice version which has a lay-flat feature.  Itoya makes good products.  I've used them for years for photographs and so forth.  My only concern with them is that it's 13 x 19, so will be a little wider than needed.