
Well.
I store my diamond discs in standard business file cabinets, face forward as you might say--in other words, in the same orientation as if they were the file folders for which the cabinets were originally intended--and in order of catalogue number. As I was refiling some that I'd had out to play today, I happened to look down at the edges of a succession of discs that by chance all bore edge numbers that were well formed and still filled with white ink. And, you know? Reading their numbers and appropriately interleaving the others was MUCH easier than taking the information from labels or from the edges of sleeves. Suddenly, the design makes perfect sense. It may have faltered in execution, but the basic idea, for the benefit of those like dealers who keep the records in numeric order, is utterly sound.
Score one more for good ol' T.A.E.!