Deb
Thanks for the tip. Just got a couple of these Riker Boxes in from
fleabay, and they look like they'll do very nicely. They're sturdier
and much nicer looking in person than I thought they would be from the
fleabay pictures.
Jack in Austin
Deborah Duran wrote:
I have a
small trunk with
drawers also and I keep moth balls and small cedar sachets in the
drawers. I also keep some of my flies in Riker boxes. I
keep a couple moth balls behind the cotton in the Riker boxes. I have
some very nice flies stored this way and haven’t had any problems yet.
They
sell them on Ebay and Hunters Anglers has them also. I show my more
delicate flies this way also when I tie at shows. This keeps them in
one
piece.
Deb
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Jack,
I do all the formentioned. I store in shadow boxes, fly
boxes, and in "Swap Sets". Untill recently, I had a oak trunk with
drawers and a glass lid that held my "Special Flies".
Del
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