Acid free storage tube?

[skyline119]

I have more poster then frames so i am looking for a way to storage rolled poster any recommend acid free poster tubes out their? also do I need a acid free bags? 

[erik1925]

Your other option is to buy acid free tissue paper and use this as a barrier/buffer to wrap your posters in, when using regular cardboard tubes.

[Crazy Vick]

i just line a regular tube with a polysleeve (bagsunlimited.com) and stuff em all in there.  Unless you're preserving a copy of Midnight in London or the Magna carta I wouldn't worry too much about acid free tubes.  Sleeves or paper lining will do the trick.

[skyline119]

I am sorry can you please post a link to some cant seem to find them thanks

[50s]

I store linenbacked posters rolled in polyethylene tubes (food grade ie acid free). For added steps I have large mylar bags I put over each end and tape shut. There's a thread with pics here somewhere

[eatbrie]

i just line a regular tube with a polysleeve (bagsunlimited.com) and stuff em all in there.  Unless you're preserving a copy of Midnight in London or the Magna carta I wouldn't worry too much about acid free tubes.  Sleeves or paper lining will do the trick.

Right on.  Those tubes contain about 35 posters.  Put a sleeve in it for extra protection against flooding and you're good to go.  Really, nothing else is needed.

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