Storing Boxes

[Frank53]

regarding above, look inside the box to see where the flap extends from a longitudinal side and glues to another long side. This should be flat, as opposed to folded. This was the original state of the carton.

[Frank53]

seems to me it would be advieable to store them flat, with the flaps detucked and fully extended. They are side seal carton blanks, which began as a flat sheet and then were die cut and then side sealed to form a box. They get erected and the flaps get tucked in assembly. Bringing them back to their original state seems like the best way to preserve them and takes a lot less space.

[underworld]

Ummmm I mean control the moisture!

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[underworld]

I would keep them in a large plastic storage container. One brand that I really like is made by Aero Plastics, they are heavier than most and less expensive.
I would also put in some silica gel to help coltrol the moisture.

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[AlanRail]

In Illinois I use "Public Storage" and rent large space for about $70 a month

[robscaboose]

[?][?] I need information on the storing of old Lionel Train boxes