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Archival quality sheet protectors (was: Sorting/Storing Catalogs)
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lugnet.storage
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Mon, 22 Nov 1999 17:53:40 GMT
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Fredrik Glöckner wrote:
> Susan Hoover <susan_hoover@lbms.com> writes:
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> > Make sure you use the "archival quality" sheet protectors. The
> > other kind can mess up your stuff.
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> What makes the "archival quality" sheet protectors so special and
> why do the other kind mess up the catalogues? How would I recognize
> an archival quality sheet protector, anyway?
(Yes, the original message was from over a year ago. So I'm just
catching up, give me a break!)
Archival quality sheet protectors won't stick to or discolor your
sheets over time. I have some photos that were put into what were
obviously not archival quality sheet protectors. After only about 3
years, the photo image has turned orange and imprinted itself in
reverse on the protector.
I generally get my sheet protectors at Office Depot, but I have also
gotten them via mail order from 20th Century Plastics, which has a
wider selection: <http://www.20thcenturyplastics.com/>
--
Susan Hoover
Houston, TX
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| (...) What makes the "archival quality" sheet protectors so special and why do the other kind mess up the catalogues? How would I recognize an archival quality sheet protector, anyway? Fredrik (26 years ago, 12-Oct-98, to lugnet.storage)
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