I’ve made up a mini newspaper stack for the post office. I settled on a midyear 1917 edition of The Philadelphia Inquirer because it had horse drawn carriages on the front page above the fold. Again, these are in scale and not really legible.
I printed two other styles of interior pages just to have print throughout, though the backs of each image are blank.
I cut the various spreads then folded each individually.
I placed the two inserts inside the cover and folded into shape. I glued the main fold on the inside and then a few random corners to hold the shape a bit.
I rolled the paper again and trimmed the non-folded edges with an X-Acto knife.
I tried to get them as consistent as possible, but I really needed only one near perfect one for the top of the stack.
As long as they were all relatively close in size, they would work as a stack.
Once I had a stack of ten, I used buttonhole thread to tie the stack.
Hooray! :D
