There's a thread that deals with this, but I don't have time to look it up at the moment.

For hardcovers you need Sheet Music Bags.

For Small Box Sets, you can use Treasury Comic Bags.

I suspect that Life Magazine Bags would work for large box sets as I think they are 12" x 15", but I haven't tried it out yet.

I think the comic-zone is a reliable ebay seller, but I have probably bought from others as well.

For some reason, the movie "This is Spinal Tap" just popped into my head . . .  


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TheElderEye wrote:I'm looking for a place I can buy protective bags that will fit my box sets and hardcover books.  I have the magazine size I use with my modules and...magazines.  UltraPro or something I get them from Noble Knight, but I can't find them that fit the bigger stuff.  Anyone know a good dealer?

Do they make any bags big enough for the TSR Box sets that the planescape sets came in?

Thanks

Bags Unlimited is a godsend.  EVery single type of bag you could hope for, and they have a website to order from..

  For which I no longer seem to have the link, oh well, just google the name I'm sure it'll pop up.

Mike b

What Mil is best to get?

I like the 3 mil.  Better protecton, thicker.  However, most the bags I use for sold items are 2 mil, simply because that's what the comic store down the street has so they are easier for me to come by.  They display better because they are thinner, but the 3 mil give better protection.
 I like the size just a bit bigger than the regular magazine size (8 7/8 x 11 1/8) for items like Chaosium books or the like, they don't fit into the regular magazine bags. I also have a few larger sized for hardbacks and boxed sets (the Life magazine sizes work well for these).

Mike B.[/quote]


But what is the preferred size for regular modules, say the b-series or a-series? I live in Norway and we use the metric system, and my brain is incompatible to inches and all that  

Ok, thanks Mike! I have a lot of new things to learn here