Michael,
I would not keep my posters in the brown paper. If you don't have
archival tubes, I would at least go to an art store and get a roll of
acid free paper. In Seattle, you can buy it at Daniel Smith art
supplies, but I imagine you can get these rolls anywhere.
-rk
On Feb 12, 2009, at 4:38 PM, Michael Greenwood wrote:
Hello
I just received a nice shipment from Bruce and I was wondering what
the consensus was on storing posters in that heavy brown paper that
Bruce and his people so expertly wrap in. If you've never bought
from him, it's a thick, brown paper that seems, to me, to be the
type of thing you find at art stores. Maybe Bruce can enlighten
us. Anyway, back on track, will I be doing my delicate and pretty
posters and harm by re-wrapping and storing these items in that
paper and the very tubes they came in? Am I risking some dreaded
acid-transference that will forever colour my once bright and loved
possessions? Please let me know what you think and I will follow
the rules.
Take care,
Michael Greenwood
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