Hello Everyone,
Thanks to everyone who has answered my last
question on Digital Cameras. We are looking at the options and I will let
everyone know what we decide. My next question relates to Chinese Markers. I
have hundreds of photos in the collection that date back to the 1920's and
30's. Newspaper and magazine editors have been marked them with black
waxy Chinese Markers that would help to determine image cropping. Does
anyone know how to remove the marks without damaging the photos. I have
been able to use a tissue and lightly rub some of the marks off, as well as
dampening the tissue and rubbing them off. I do realize the dangers of that
method, and am wondering if anyone has any suggestions.
Thanks and all the best.......Is anyone going to
AAM in Dallas?
Mark S. Young, II
Archivist, Librarian International Tennis Hall of Fame 401-849-3990 Visit us online at www.tennisfame.com |