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[ARSCLIST] Transcription sleeves, was Re: [ARSCLIST] Boxes for album sets
I just spoke to Mr. Cabco again, this time about transcription sleeves. How
many people would be interested if he could get someone to manufacture plain
paper sleeves, 16 1/2 inches square, with a hole, for a moderate price (this
didn't get to figures yet)? He carries the acid free variety that the Library
of Congress uses (or used..apparently he got the overrun) but those are over 2
bucks apiece and I just want something simple for the thousands of vinyl
transcriptions from radio station libraries etc that are lying open or in
tattered remnants. He'd probably need a minimum run of ten thousand, maybe
twenty thousand, but I bet we could get enough orders among us to cover that.
Anyway, no promises, but he said he'd ask and get back to me soon.
David Lennick wrote:
Okay, gang, they exist..I just spoke to the proprietor (who obviously
doesn't consider this his main business and who answers the phone by
saying the phone #). Business is WAY down, he says, the website hasn't
been touched in years (5, we already knew that), the 1-888 number is no
longer in effect (I found that out when I called it and got an auto
parts company), BUT they're alive and they take all credit cards and
promised to get a shipment out the door tomorrow. I may actually see it
on Friday if he uses something other than UPS Ground.
And he had 3/4" and 1/2" boxes in stock..I ordered ten of each.
Call 614 267 8468.
dl
D. Blake Werts wrote:
The version of the price list that the link carries me to has a date
of "Aug 2002". See the top of the last page.
- Blake
----- Original Message ----- From: "Tom Fine"
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Sent: Monday, January 21, 2008 5:00 PM
Subject: Re: [ARSCLIST] Boxes for album sets
Hi David:
Have you done business with these guys before? These prices seem very
reasonable, so reasonable that I'd like to make sure they are legit
before ordering. The website seems non-functional except this catalog
PDF, but that could just mean they're an old-school mom and pop shop.
Their sleeve and package prices seem a little bit lower than the
place in Rochester.
-- Tom Fine
----- Original Message ----- From: "David Lennick"
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To: <ARSCLIST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, January 21, 2008 4:31 PM
Subject: [ARSCLIST] Boxes for album sets
I've finally found a source for boxes for album sets! Not the
shipping boxes, but replacements for deteriorated box sets or for
orphaned discs that never had a box of their own, library discards
etc. CABCO has 'em. See page 4.
http://www.cabco-products.com/Cabco_Catalog.pdf
They also sell steel needles!
dl