THANKS ALL for your responses about leaving the stamp pad out of the tin but notifying in the clues that there is no pad. I think that is the best route to take and without the pad, there is a little room for bits and pieces of paper toweling or wipes to clean the stamp.

Weather shouldn't be a problem for this box since it is likely to spend just a short period of time out in the elements. The bags are more to keep the contents inside should the lid pop for some reason. I am double bagging it in case one bag deteriorates for some reason. I just bought 1000 ziplock bags of various sizes from 8'X10" down to 1"X1.5" pretty inexpensively so I have LOTS of them to use up. 

Linda a/k/a Alafair

 motofranz@webtv.net wrote:

Altoid tins are neat little containers ,but the one in Cincinnati always
had water in it .But the ziplocs help some.
Try to hide it out of the elements if you can.(In a covered tree stump
maybe).
My 2 cents....
john


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