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I'll pound you to a "Pulp" if you don't show off yours!
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adamstrange

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9 hours ago, RedFury said:

That cover's a Parkhurst, who created some of my favorite Spicy covers but doesn't garner the same attention Ward does.  Underrated, IMHO. 

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On 4/29/2020 at 11:16 PM, jimjum12 said:

Looks like I'm not the only one who recently came down with the Pulponavirus. GOD BLESS...

-jimbo(a friend of jesus)(thumbsu

I just started again a few minutes ago and I'm filling buckets up already lol

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I'm reminded quickly that they do take up more space than comics or paperbacks 

 

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Yes,

They do take up alot  more room.

I put some of my better pulps in safes, and what really works well are the multi drawer filing cabinets that are actually safes.

 They have multiple levels to them and they hold 36 - 48 pulps  per level.

You can get two, three, or four drawer ones, depending on what you need and what comes available second hand.

They are $3000-$4000 new, but now banks are getting rid of all of them because rather than keeping documents stored in them, they are keeping them online.

I find that you can get next to brand new ones for $400 to $500, from local safe & lock companies that acquire them used from Banks, and they are excellent for storing stuff, if you have the room, and the need for them.

On top of it they are 1 1/2 hours fireproof, Which is about as good as you can get for any safe.  I had a couple people ask me about them and what the brands were, so I attached a picture below.

Dwight

 

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I keep the humidity low in the house.  The winters are cold and dry and in the summer the air condition runs and it takes to humidity out, so the humidity stays the same the year around.
My friend who is a paper conservator, said the environment in the house and safes are OK!

 

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