Re: [MOPO] To back or not to back . . .
I have found that posters that I had backed by some restorers have deteriorated
over the years, developing foxing and other issues. Some of these posters now
need to be rebacked.
I had the same experience, fortunately only with a single onesheet that
> I have found that posters that I had backed by some restorers have
> deteriorated over the years, developing foxing and other issues. Some of
> these posters now need to be rebacked.
I had the same experience, fortunately only with a single onesheet that I
bought from a major dealer in the
I had a few hundred posters backed many years ago but rarely get anything
backed these days. I have found that posters that I had backed by some
restorers have deteriorated over the years, developing foxing and other
issues. Some of these posters now need to be rebacked.
I wrote two detailed artic
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Subject: Re: [MOPO] To back or not to back . . .
Sounds like we have few fans of backing so far…
But what if the poster is on really fragile paper? I have some Belgian posters
that are in decent shape (no paper loss, no image damage), but age is catching
up with them and the paper
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can’t recall ever having seen one.
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Subject: Re: [MOPO] To back or not to back . . .
Sounds like we have few fans of backing so far.
But what if the poster is on really fragile paper? I have some Belgian
posters that are in decent shape (no paper loss, no image damage), but age
is catching up wit
money you may waste on linenbacking
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Subject: [MOPO] To back or
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> Tommy,
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> if you like linenbacking, go for it. From an investment
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Subject: Re: [MOPO] To back or not to back . . .
Tommy,
if you like linenbacking, go for it. From an investment aspect, high grade
unbacked posters are a better choice. On the other hand, chances are good that
your posters will look much nicer in the frame after a quality ba
ealthier food then cheap donuts and fish 'n chips so you may live
> longer to enjoy your posters
> etc ...
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ier food then cheap donuts and fish 'n chips
> so you may live longer to enjoy your posters
> etc ...
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> filip
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Subject: Re: [MOPO] To back or not to back . . .
Hello
No. Why would you want to do that?! If there is extensive physical damage you
want corrected or you find the fold lines unbearably distracting, then go for
it. Otherwise, just get them frame
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Subject: [MOPO] To back or not to back . . .
that is the question, so looking for some advice. I have a small Czech poster
of Cabaret and an English double crown of Deer Hunter (Russia
that is the question, so looking for some advice. I have a small Czech
poster of Cabaret and an English double crown of Deer Hunter (Russian
roulette style) both in excellent condition, but the paper is quite flimsy.
Should I get these backed for framing?
Tommy
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eople won't do it. Something about removing it
being a tough job.
My 2 cents,
Andrea
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From:
Michael
Greenwood
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2005 12:32
PM
Subject: Re: [MOPO] To back or not to
back?
I
c association with the idea of "hey, the poster is already made
out of paper, so why not back it with more paper?" I'm just guessing
here, though. -- JR
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From:
Ed Flood
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Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2005
10:27
Subject
ary 05, 2005
10:27
Subject: Re: [MOPO] To back or not to
back?
Why would someone paperback then if it's so
inflexible?J R wrote:
Toochis,
Since you have paper missing, if you want to replace the missing paper
and image, you have to back. Either linen or pa
5, 2005 0:58
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Re: [MOPO] To back or not to back?
That sounds great, JR. One question I do have though
is what does one do when they have a window card that
is torn?
I have a beautiful General Died at Dawn in great shape
but the corner is torn off which goes into the image.
any years... who knows if I'll ever get it done?
-- JR
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From:
Toochis Morin
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Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2005
0:58
Subject: Re: [MOPO] To back or not to
back?
That sounds great, JR. One question I
That sounds great, JR. One question I do have though
is what does one do when they have a window card that
is torn?
I have a beautiful General Died at Dawn in great shape
but the corner is torn off which goes into the image.
I have been putting it off for too long now and would
love to send it to
Title: Linenbacking and Restoration question
Scott received many good recommendations on where to have his half-sheet
backed, but so far not much comment on IF he should do it at all. His
description of the condition:
"very good condition – there is one horizontal and one
vertical fold, an
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