Preservation of Paper Librarians Aiming to Furnish Current History to Future Ge
Preservation of Paper Librarians Aiming to Furnish Current History to Future Ge
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In other words, the problem is one largely of use and storage.
"The sheets should never be folded. They should be kept in binders and not folded repeatedly backward and forward upon themselves. " The Bureau of Chemistry and the Bureau of Standards at Washing- ton concur in the matter of ink. They say : "Very little difficulty would be experienced with the ordinary printer's ink. The black inks consist essentially of carbon, which is yery per- manent, and therefore very little anxiety need be fe...lt for any publica- tions printed with black ink. " HOW THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY CARES FOR OLD NEWSPAPER FILES.
In the Congressional Library at Washington, special efforts are made to preserve eighteenth century files. The volumes are sealed in dust proof cases. They are bound with buckram and finished with materials recommended by the best authorities. The books lie flat with air spacing every six inches for ventilation. Channel iron ribs are used in the stacks. Air that has been washed or screened to remove dust is forced through the stacks and then exhausted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In other words, the problem is one largely of use and storage.
"The sheets should never be folded. They should be kept in binders and not folded repeatedly backward and forward upon themselves. " The Bureau of Chemistry and the Bureau of Standards at Washing- ton concur in the matter of ink. They say : "Very little difficulty would be experienced with the ordinary printer's ink. The black inks consist essentially of carbon, which is yery per- manent, and therefore very little anxiety need be fe...lt for any publica- tions printed with black ink. " HOW THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY CARES FOR OLD NEWSPAPER FILES.
In the Congressional Library at Washington, special efforts are made to preserve eighteenth century files. The volumes are sealed in dust proof cases. They are bound with buckram and finished with materials recommended by the best authorities. The books lie flat with air spacing every six inches for ventilation. Channel iron ribs are used in the stacks. Air that has been washed or screened to remove dust is forced through the stacks and then exhausted.
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