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Brodart jacket covers
A quick question for more experienced collectors about the Brodart
jacket covers: Are the only acid-neutral covers the "Just a Fold III" archival quality covers? Or are their other covers okay as long as you don't get the kind with the attached adhesive strips? I have about 50 Just a Fold IIs and I'm not sure whether to chuck 'em in the trash and get the IIIs instead. They are the kind without the self-adhesive strips, so I'm unsure whether they are acid neutral or not. Secondly, I assume you should not tape the covers to the paper backing, just leave it as a fold? Are dust covers so acid sensitive that a piece of tape will bleed through the Brodart paper backing and discolor a dust jacket? I assume that takes quite a while? -David |
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David Bilek wrote in message . ..
A quick question for more experienced collectors about the Brodart jacket covers: Are the only acid-neutral covers the "Just a Fold III" archival quality covers? Or are their other covers okay as long as you don't get the kind with the attached adhesive strips? I have about 50 Just a Fold IIs and I'm not sure whether to chuck 'em in the trash and get the IIIs instead. They are the kind without the self-adhesive strips, so I'm unsure whether they are acid neutral or not. Secondly, I assume you should not tape the covers to the paper backing, just leave it as a fold? Are dust covers so acid sensitive that a piece of tape will bleed through the Brodart paper backing and discolor a dust jacket? I assume that takes quite a while? You should never use tape with Brodarts. Fold them properly and tape is superfluous. Yes, you could tape them in a certain, very careful way and not hurt them, but why do it at all? Mr. Palmer Book Room 314 -David |
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"michael adams" wrote:
"David Bilek" wrote in message news A quick question for more experienced collectors about the Brodart jacket covers: Are the only acid-neutral covers the "Just a Fold III" archival quality covers? Or are their other covers okay as long as you don't get the kind with the attached adhesive strips? I have about 50 Just a Fold IIs and I'm not sure whether to chuck 'em in the trash and get the IIIs instead. They are the kind without the self-adhesive strips, so I'm unsure whether they are acid neutral or not. .... Most or all of your questions will probably have been answered in the detailed post Paghat, one of the most knowledegable contributors to this NewsGroup, made on this topic around two days ago. Thanks! Paghat certainly addressed the tape issue. I'm still unsure what the advantage of Brodart's "archival" Just a Fold III covers are versus the Just a Fold II sans adhesive. So I suppose that's the last question I'll try to dig up an answer to... whether the Just a Fold II covers (without adhesive) are acid neutral or not. Thanks. -David |
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