Any new record sleeves for sale at Wayne?

[52089]

Does anyone at Wayne (or anyone from this board going to Wayne) have new, plain record sleeves to sell? I know about the usual online places, just trying to save some bucks on postage.

Thanks,
Kevin

[OrthoSean]

In all the years I've been going to Wayne, I've never seen anyone selling new sleeves, honestly.

Sean

[estott]

Buy them from Bags Unlimited- if you get a box full the postage is reasonable.

[alang]

I also buy from Bags Unlimited. Depending where you live, shipping is included in most cases if order is over $25. They ship fast and have great customer service.
Andreas

[pictureroll]

I only buy from Nauck's Vintage Records ,They are the best there is.

Jerry F Bacon ♫♫

[FloridaClay]

I only buy from Nauck's Vintage Records ,They are the best there is.

Jerry F Bacon ♫♫

Agree Kurt Nauck's "Disc-O-File" sleeves are first rate and the best I have found. He also all kinds of odd sizes to fit everthing from Little Wonders up to some of the big Pathés. I get them for my Diamond Discs too, as they are too thick for regular sleeves. Just ordered 50 this week. For my ordinary 78s, though, it is Bags Unlimited as a matter of economics.

Clay

[phonohound]

What would you recommend for early 7" records such as Victors and Berliners and for 12" records? Bags unlimited has many to choose from and I don't want the sleeves to be flimsy, such as what you'd find on a 45 rpm record.

Thank you.

[FloridaClay]

What would you recommend for early 7" records such as Victors and Berliners and for 12" records? Bags unlimited has many to choose from and I don't want the sleeves to be flimsy, such as what you'd find on a 45 rpm record.

Thank you.

Another good supplier is Sleeve City (http://www.sleevetown.com/) They have a sleeve made to be an inner liner for LPs, called "the Diskeeper Ultimate Audiophile Inner Sleeve" that is pretty reasonable that I like for my 12" 78s. They have an inner and outer layer of plastic with white paper with a cut-out to show the labels on both sides between the layers of plastic--i.e., a triple layer on each side. The plastic is the good kind that stay pliable and won't stick to your records. (They will send you one sample for a penny so you can see if you like them.) The plastic is slick and slides in and out from other records on shelves easily.

And Kurt Nauck's excellent Disc-O-Files, made of a heavy weight card stock, can be had in almost any size you want, including the sizes you mention. There is a minimum order of 50, but he will let you mix sizes to make up the 50. You can't go wrong with these.

Clay

[HisMastersVoice]

What would you recommend for early 7" records such as Victors and Berliners and for 12" records? Bags unlimited has many to choose from and I don't want the sleeves to be flimsy, such as what you'd find on a 45 rpm record.

Thank you.

I use the green bags unlimited sleeves for my 10" discs, and the Disc-o-File sleeves for my Berliners, Pathés, and 12" discs.

[Ripduf1]

I just ordered supplies from http://stores.ebay.com/sleevie-wonder I cannot speak to the quality yet but shipping is included and the prices were as good if not better than BU. John