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A treaveling man's office - Folder for unbound papers
Hi,
As you might see from some of my older threads here,
I travel a lot, and usually have to bring work along.
Now, lately, I am working a lot with unbound manuscripts,
and so, I am looking for a good folder to keep them this time.
Slim, of durable production value, and able to hold around 300 loose papers
in a way that they endure a longer journey. Functionality over style.
Any ideas, my fellow gentlemen?
Thank you,
Rafe
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Permalink Reply by Suburban Sentinel on -
Expandable legal wallets with Tyvek gussets and elastic retention cord should do the trick
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Permalink Reply by Native Son on -
Depending upon the thickness of the item, there are a few "systems" that've worked well for years.
1. The File Cover (holds paper at the top with a two pronged holder, has a front & back manila cover, similar to a file folder. You may need two fo them per 300 page document
2. The previously mentioned "wallet"
3. And, that good old fashioned standby, the three ring binder.
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Permalink Reply by Rafael on -
Hi! Thanks very much! I bought some sort of wallet/ringbinder, as you suggested.
The item hasn't arrived yet, but I think it will serve its purpose. :)
http://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B004VUQUWM/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00
Also, woe is me, for I saw the typo in the header just now...
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