I have about 200 loose cassette tapes (mostly sermons and lessons). No
jewel cases (or whatever the cassette equivalents are called).
Currently they are on my shelf in five shoe boxes. Is there an
orderly, cost-efficient way to store and organize these? (Which could
include a mass purchase of jewel cases.)

Hello shikibobo,

CassetteHouse.com sells the type of supplies that you are looking for.

Cassette House
http://www.cassettehouse.com

Cassette House, Cassette Supplies 
http://www.cassettehouse.com/cassette-supplies.html

Cassette House, Cassette Boxes
http://www.cassettehouse.com/cassette-supplies-boxes.html

Cassette House, Cassette Albums
http://www.cassettehouse.com/cassette-supplies-albums.html

Cassette House, CassetteRax
http://www.cassettehouse.com/stcs48.html


You may also want to take a look at the following websites:

TapePlus (Owned by Cassette House, I believe)
http://www.tapeplus.com/supplies-audio---cassette.html

Universal Tapes
http://www.universaltapes.com/audiocassboxes.html

Zina Enterprises
http://www.zinaenterprises.com/cassetteboxes.htm

Arcal.com
http://www.arcal.com/stanaudcasbo.html


I hope you have found this information helpful.  If you have any
questions, please request clarification prior to rating the answer.

Googlenut



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