Posted December 7, 200717 yr Anyone got any names of suppliers for card covers and paper inner sleeves for 45's? Jordi
December 7, 200717 yr I've found this lot very good, very quick delivery https://stores.ebay.co.uk/SOUNDSWHOLESALE gary
December 7, 200717 yr I've found this lot very good, very quick delivery https://stores.ebay.co.uk/SOUNDSWHOLESALE gary good firm, I have used them befere for lots of stuff.
December 7, 200717 yr Jordi covers33, either .com or .co.uk. I'm at work so don't have the full url. Don't buy inner sleeves here cos they don't fit inside the card sleeves
December 7, 200717 yr This is the only place I've found that does the lovely poly-lined paper sleeves for 45's which DO fit in the white card sleeves. Unfortunately the postage is expensive as they are in the states, so it is worth a few people clubbing together to buy a couple of thou to make it all worthwhile. I suppose it isn't expensive compared to a mint copy of Martha Starr - Love Is The Only Solution Anyway: https://www.bagsunlimited.com/cart/browse.asp?subcat=25 Cheers Paul Edited December 7, 200717 yr by paultp
December 9, 200717 yr This is the only place I've found that does the lovely poly-lined paper sleeves for 45's which DO fit in the white card sleeves. Unfortunately the postage is expensive as they are in the states https://www.bagsunlimited.com/cart/browse.asp?subcat=25 Yeah, I've used these guys a bit. Even for our first wedding anniversary, as it was PAPER by tradition, I surprised my man with a stack of the antique green sleeves for his records. This website is the only place I could find the real thing - and he loved them! I've also bought a few of their larger cardboard storage boxes for my bits - shipping cost was high, but it's worth it for the peace of mind and organisation. I was desperate for paper/cardboard sleeves a few years ago, as I'd left all my cardboard sleeves back home (not a priority in the suitcase) and generally also brought records back each trip with every 2nd paper sleeve missing - just to save on weight in the hand luggage - nothing special, but they mean the world to me. I think I got new paper sleeves and my loud cardboard covers locally via a website company in Yorkshire. It was a bulk buy for the paper sleeves, but can't remember where from. I regret the paper sleeves buy, as I still need to chop them to fit them in the cardboard ones (I only squeeze them into cardboard if I take them out of the house). We had a guy back home who got cardboard sleeves made up locally in bulk - and these were a bit larger, so the shipped paper sleeves fit well. They're great for storage, but didn't always fit in people's 'dj' box. ...So over all my morning coffee ramblings : my advice is to make sure your bits fit right, before you buy - and also get the sleeves for the paper weight you want, as some are just too thin. Oh - and if you like a bit of colour:- think before you buy! m
December 9, 200717 yr I've tried everywhere looking for some heavy weight white card 7inch sleeves. I even paid a fortune from the American bags unlimited firm. Heavy duty white sleeves "my arse" they are thinner than the ones over here. I used to get fantastic quality ones from Beating Rhythm in Manchester, but they have stopped doing them. Anybody know where I can obtain some of the heavy weight card ones I'd be eternally greatfull. Phil.
Anyone got any names of suppliers for card covers and paper inner sleeves for 45's?
Jordi