Let's say a perfect rainbow hit a unicorn's horn and you theoretically happened into the possession of the grand-daddy of them all, a 1st print OD&D woodgrain in amazing condition. Tell me your storage tactics to keep it this way for the next generation.
Special see-through case made for it? Stored on end or side or on back/front? Rotate every 30 days like a good wine? Interested to see what the hive would do

~K

If I'm not mistaken, there are acrylic boxes that fit these.

McDonald's paper bag (used & stained)

Actually, plastic box (this or similar):
ULINE - Shipping Boxes, Shipping Supplies, Packaging Materials, Packing Supplies

for_the_love_of_the_stuff wrote in Questions about storage:
This, except from somewhere other than Uline.

Why is that?

Tszii wrote in Questions about storage:Acid-free bags and boards, trimmed to fit each booklet and the reference sheets, before they went back in the box. The box would then go into a plastic case. I may display it, I have a good display room now, or into a small fireproof safe it would go.

good to know. I was worried about having to get museum grade glass contraption made for display to keep uv light out and such.

for_the_love_of_the_stuff wrote in Questions about storage:
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The Gray Lady has been dead for quite some time.  Her corpse is long past due for burial.  

-SKA