Hard plastic magazine holders are ideal for filing your pamphlets, booklets, journals, and magazines when you want to refer to these reading materials frequently.
Sunday, September 23, 2012
Magazine Holders
Hard plastic magazine holders are ideal for filing your pamphlets, booklets, journals, and magazines when you want to refer to these reading materials frequently.
More Postcards of Elvis Presley
Keep your new postcards individually inside good quality transparent sleeves.
As far as possible, avoid direct contact with your fingers on these new postcards.
A Piece of Junk Mail
This is definitely a junk mail, make no mistake about that!
When a bank sends you any snail mail with an image of a banknote not worth the ink that's printed on it, you bet that bank is trying to earn easy money from you.
SingPost IPO Cards
Do you recall SingPost putting these IPO publicity cards attached with fridge magnets into your mailbox?
Some people thought that these cards were junk mails and threw them away without saving those magnets.
Snail Mails
A carton box full of snail mails accumulated from the late 1960s to late 1990s.
Hundreds (perhaps more than a thousand) of envelops and letters can be packed into a box like this.
Some old envelops bearing interesting postmarks may become collectible postal history, so don't peel off those postage stamps.
Saturday, September 22, 2012
Pill Box
Ores from a gold mine in South Africa.
If you don't need to use a large pill box like this for your daily supplement or medical pills, then use it to keep some other stuff.
Plastic Capsules
If you'd saved these plastic capsules once used to pack those rolls of film negatives, you can now use them to pack stuff like collectible coins and tiny rocks, among others.
The capsule in front contains pulverized gold ores from a mine somewhere in The Philippines, given to me by someone in 1988.
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