My suggestion is to find a local 'family history' group and ask
them People who are interested in Family History usually store old
photographs etc in archival quality folders.
Sue in EY
On 18 May 2011, at 19:14, Sue Babbs wrote:
I have both my grandmothers’ postcard collections,
I got some small rubber bits from somewhere (cannot remember now) for my
lace prickers.
They look like mini rubber corks, and in my experience stay on very well and
do not appear to blunt the pricker.
It is brick-red dense rubber, similar to the old fashioned bath and sink
plugs.
Agnes
They sound like test tube bungs Agnes
Sue in EY
On 19 May 2011, at 12:40, Agnes Boddington wrote:
I got some small rubber bits from somewhere (cannot remember now)
for my lace prickers.
They look like mini rubber corks, and in my experience stay on very
well and do not appear to blunt
One of the best makes of postcard, coin or stamp albums in the UK is a
company called Duncannon who make a set of stockbooks and albums (fixed and
loose leaf) under the trade name of Lighthouse. I suggest you google it to
find a supplier in the US.Â
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My father migrated his stamp collection
