Jim L'Hommedieu wrote:'roland' says the poster "has been sitting around her
> Los Angeles home ever since then and does show some > normal wear (although no tears)." Am I to believe > that a.) Joni has proofs at her house and b.) she > stores them recklessly? The woman who frames her > paintings before she photographs them doesn't store > her _proofs_ correctly?! My poster from "voices" > doesn't have any flaws at all. What's "normal wear" > for a sheet of paper stored in a cool, dry, dark > environment? What say ye, librarians? Well, I'm a Media Librarian, not a preservationist, but it would depend on the type of paper and the amount of acid in it. I've got a Richard Amsel poster from Bette Midler's first tour and despite my care and "museum" mounting it has faded, yellowed, and mildewed over the years. Jerry np: Jeff Buckley - Last Goodbye
