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Re: acid-free paper
--- Thomas Berry <tberry@HCEA.NET> wrote:
> It might be cheaper just to buy the paper unpunched, then take it
> to a copy
> shop and have them punch it for you.
Another option:
For under $10, you can buy an acid-testing pen from such suppliers as
Light Impressions. The Rare Book curator at my library tells me that
most standard commercial copy paper is already low or no-acid, and
I've seen him pull an ordinary sheet of paper from the recycle bin
and test it to prove his point.
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