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Fri, 24 Feb 1995 08:28:55 EST |
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from "Whitney Watson" at Feb 23, 95 2:36 pm |
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Hi Whitney,
Call or contact the ARTEX company in Takoma Park, MD at 301-270-5590.
They create shipping crates, as well as soft packets, for most anything.
I find them to be reliable and trustworthy. They'll even come to your
facility (oups, on the east coast anyway) but I'd call them anyway for
specs! Good luck!
Lee Langston-Harrison
Curator
James Monroe Museum
908 Charles Street
Fredericksburg, VA 22401 USA
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> I have just recently been assigned the task of creating a set of
> specifications for crates to ship artifacts. The specs will be used to
> obtain bids on constructing crates. I am looking for any information on
> materials(plywood thickness, type of lumber, etc) as well as any ideas on
> building a better crate.
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> My deadline is relatively short. I would like all responses by 2/28.
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> My thanks to one and all for your assistance.
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> Whitney Watson
> Exhibitions Designer
> Missouri Historical Society
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