Creative ways of displaying Playbills?

I use comic book cardboard and bags if I have the tickets I tape it above the playbilll. I have a rope around the perimeter of my room that I use black clips to hang them onto

You can greatly increase the longevity of your playbills by investing in the calcium buffered cardboard (boxes and inserts) which are used for the archival of comic books, art, magazines etc.

Helps to neutralize the acids you're speaking of Dollypop.

Like Dollypop, I have thousands of playbills and the ones from the 1940s, especially the war years are also endangered. The ones from the 30s, despite the depression, are usually as bright and clean as new. That's simply a testament to quality. They used better materials back then. Glossy paper seems to live a long life.

I have each playbill in an acidfree sleeve as if it were a copy of Superman #1. It's the only way to guarantee survival.

BTW, my playbill from Fords Theater production of "Our American Cousin" and my pill of "Pygmalian" from His Majesty's Theater in London both have a strange problem. One side of the brochure (the underside) is clean and clear and the top side (which I guess was exposed to the air) is slowly turning to dust.

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sew them together into a dress, and dance around in it.

one friend put several of the most well knownplays/musicals with several "unknowns" under glass on his dining rm table. always makes for intersting conversation.

My playbooks are filed alphabetically in a filing cabinet. I really show find something better to do with them.

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