[78-L] best storage for 12" 78RPM records?

[Rodger Holtin 78-L]

Can't imagine why this hasn't been addressed already, unless it's because all other 78-L members really have defected over to the splinter groups on Facebook, so here is my answer. 

Many years ago I heard it said by older collectors that plastic lined sleeves "might" promote the incubation of mold on shellac records. So I have shied away from using them. That said, a few months ago I found an album of classical 78s that I did use them on probably 45+ years ago and forgot about it. They look fine. War time Columbia s, if that makes a difference to anybody. 

Rodger
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> On Apr 21, 2017, at 3:00 AM, Darren j Ray <darrenjray at bigpond.com.invalid> wrote:
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> Hello, 
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> I have my parents' collection of 78s. 
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> There are a couple of 10". The rest are 12". 
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> I am keen to know the best way to store these.
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> I still have many 12" polylined record sleeves that I purchased from
> Acoustic Sounds for my 33 & 1/3s: 
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> http://store.acousticsounds.com/d/12264/-Record_Sleeves_-_polylined_12-Recor
> d_Supplies
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> Can I use these for the 78s and then place them inside plastic outers such
> as these?
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> http://rockaway.com.au/record-sleeve-inch-poly-outers-pack-100-SL11?search=r
> ecord%20sleeves%20outer
> <http://rockaway.com.au/record-sleeve-inch-poly-outers-pack-100-SL11?search=
> record%20sleeves%20outer&description=true> &description=true
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> Or is there some reason this is not good for 78s?
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> Thanking you, 
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> Darren
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