Pagoda World 36

[Jonny B]

To all full members -

The latest issue of Pagoda World, Issue 36 was put in the mail on 28 March. I have one report from a member that has received his copy.

Hope you enjoy it!
Kind regards,
Jon B

[Pinder]

I recevied my copy this morning (4/4/2025) in Edison NJ

[TJMart]

I received mine 4/2. Great job as usual Jon!

Tony

[Cees Klumper]

Got mine today in Southern California, great issue as always!

[neelyrc]

Got mine yesterday 4/4 in Alabama. Great pics and articles on last years European event!

[Charles 230SL]

..and I got mine yesterday 4/4 in Georgia. As always, a great issue with great pictures! thank you Jon, I know a lot of work and coordination goes into these.  Charles

[Mike Hughes]

Hi Jon -

Got mine last week, too.

The last three or four issues have arrived in resealable clear packaging, which is nifty for dust-free storage on my library shelf when I'm done reading and re-reading the issue.

So my question is:  Is this resealable packaging proprietary to our newest printer/dispatcher, or is it commercially available, and from whom?

I'd like to package up my other original copies of PW going back to #1, and the extra copies I received of #9 because one of the photos I took of my 230SL at a neighbor's Japanese style home was chosen for the front cover.

[mdsalemi]

Hi Jon -

...Is this resealable packaging proprietary to our newest printer/dispatcher, or is it commercially available, and from whom?

I'd like to package up my other original copies of PW going back to #1, and the extra copies I received of #9 because one of the photos I took of my 230SL at a neighbor's Japanese style home was chosen for the front cover.

Mike, the packaging is hardly new in the printing industry and not proprietary to our printer. It's called a crystal bag, or crystal poly bag, and might go by different names depending on who's offering it. Here's one: https://a.co/d/blOZMk8

In typical magazine printing, many are sent without any bagging at all. Regular poly bagging, with that translucent plastic similar to "vizqueen" plastic, is often done "in line" automated on large productions. Well, we are NOT large productions. Only the USA magazines go out with that and must carry that fly sheet (the one that carries the return address and postage information per USPS requirements). The internationals go out in envelopes per those requirements.

[Paul & Dolly]

Jon
Mine arrived today,great edition, thanks for all your and contributers efforts.
Great to relive the good times we had in a very wet Luxembourg.

Paul and Dolly

[HuxleyT]

Mine arrived safe and sound today. A great read, many thanks to all involved in the production

[Peter van Es]

Got mine in the Netherlands today... wonderful memories of the event in Luxembourg.

[debel56]

Mine arrived wednesday in Spain
Many thanks

Carlos

[John Betsch - "SADIE"]

Forget that this is about Pagoda World, but reading all the replies, isn't it interesting the breadth of of our Pagoda membership around the world!

[BobH]

I never cease to be amazed at the quality of this publication, how well it is written, the photography is outstanding, and the whole publication puts many commercial brochures to shame, bearing in mind the content is all done by volunteers

Many thanks to everyone involved

I meant to add, the green Pagoda on page 11, looks to be a UK registered 1966, i love the colour, one of my favourites, who's car is that?