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Extra Large Slipcase Covers For Dansco Albums?

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I know Dansco has their standard sized, official, slipcase covers which fits their standard album sizes. For me, I think slipcases would be a good idea. The problem is, I'm too cheap to purchase 10-15 slipcases for all my albums at $10-15 bucks a pop.

I am wondering if there's any companies out there that make larger slipcovers that fit multiple albums at once. E.g. I'd love if someone made one that fit all of Dansco's US modern albums in one cover, or two US cents albums, or 3 US quarters, etc. Or even better, custom ordered at the sizes you need.

Anyone know of any 3rd party companies offering any remotely similar to what I'm describing?

Thanks.
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You would have to measure the sizes of the albums, but maybe go to a hobby store or office supply company and get slip cases for magazines, loose-leaf books, or recipe books.
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Try a fabric store. Lots of gals could sew up any material you choose with several closing options.

Probably wouldn't be a lot cheaper, but it would give your sets seriously unique looks.
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Think of the value of what's in the albums and keeping dust and aerosol cooking grease off the pages.

$15 bucks... just sacrifice 1 cup of coffee per day for a few weeks and you're good.

Try coin shops. Lots of times they have used albums/covers for cheap.

and... "gals"?
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