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Re: price lists and auction catalogs:
We use an archival tape called Filmoplast to tape them into the back cover.
So far I have not seen evidence of biodegradation though we have been using
this tape for 8 or 9 years. We don't trim the price lists but attach them
horizontally and fold them if they are too large for the catalogs.
Cheers, Stephanie Sigala
St. Louis Art Museum
At 04:45 PM 11/12/97 EST, you wrote:
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>This question is for those of you who collect auction catalogues. How do
>you attach the price lists that document each auction? do you trim the
>price lists in order to attach them vertically in the catalogues? We
>have been using staples for over 100 years (I guess). Staples are hard on
>the catalogues and the price lists. It is a practice I'd like to stop,
>but I don't want to substitute tape, and I'm not sure glue will be
>flexible enough to allow the list to be used. Any Recommendations?
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