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dgordon86

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Good way to display instructions?
21. Jan 2007 at 21:58

Well,

I bought game protectors from Tim Atwood, plan on buying a new white ikea billy bookcase (minimal-to show off whats being displayed) this coming week, and i've just listed a bunch of the cluttering aspect of my collection on ebay...

The games look pretty uniform inside their new plastics, but I was wondering how I can store my instructions/papers to look just as uniform? Right now they're in a plastic small bin from the container store...

anyone have any pics/tips?

I'll upload pics when i'm done

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wrldstrman Senior Member Offline complete nes game hound Posts: 408 wv Gender:	Re: Good way to display instructions? Reply #1 - 24. Jan 2007 at 06:10 I have mine stored in the oridignal boxes with the game
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flyingducky Forum Newbie Offline NESWORLD KICKS ASS! Posts: 21 Abbotsford, BC, Canada Gender:	Re: Good way to display instructions? Reply #2 - 24. Jan 2007 at 06:53 One thing you could do to store your manuals is get some photo pages the kind you put in a binder they hold 8 pictures 4 on each side of the page, I found they also work great for holding manuals thier almost a perfect fit.
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dgordon86 Junior Member Offline NESWORLD KICKS ASS! Posts: 89 San Francisco Gender:	Re: Good way to display instructions? Reply #3 - 24. Jan 2007 at 06:58 yeah, thats prob the best way to display. For awhile I took them out of the boxes, but that didn't last for more than a week. I actually found a really nifty folding method with a comic book bag, works out well.
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burnambill333 Ex Member	Re: Good way to display instructions? Reply #4 - 25. Jan 2007 at 01:56 Why would you want to just display instructions? I can understand wanting to display just carts or just boxes, but most people just put the instructions inside the boxes.
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Jordan MacNamara God Member Offline I love YaBB 1G - SP/Whatever it is Posts: 1758 Gender:	Re: Good way to display instructions? Reply #5 - 25. Jan 2007 at 02:52 Some instructions may have different art than the box art. I can think of King's Knight; are there any others like that?
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Re: Good way to display instructions?
Reply #6 - 25. Jan 2007 at 06:03

I have a ton of extra instructions that I picked up from someone. I kinda think it's nice to have my extra instructions ready in case someone (girlfriend, semi-gaming friends) wants to pick through them. Rather have the instructions opened v. flaps on my CIB games.

so yeah, thats prob. my main reason to have the instructions displayed and available.

I like the binder idea. I found this metal portfolio that has archival pages.. looks nice.

http://www.veer.com/products/merchdetail.aspx?image=VPR0004000

Woodgrain has a unique dimension.

http://www.veer.com/products/merchdetail.aspx?image=VPR0002062

thanks

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