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How about Archivart's product PhotoTex? It's unbuffered lightweight paper that is pH neutral and has a smooth surface (unlike a buffered tissue, blotter, or unbuffered tissue (like abaca based tissues), some of which are a bit "grabby", I feel). Or some other brand.
Happy Thanksgiving,
Becky Fifield
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From: Museum discussion list on behalf of Sasha Carrera
Sent: Tue 11/22/2005 5:55 PM
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Subject: Re: Glassine
Ok, at the risk of great shame and ridicule here's a question...if glassine
should not be used for long-term storage (and we have literally thousands of
works on paper interleaved w/glassine for "safe" keeping) what should be
used?
Thanks any suggestions you've got.
Sasha Carrera
Corita Art Center
323-466-2157 ext 21
On 11/22/05 1:49 PM, "Fifield, Rebecca" <[log in to unmask]>
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> My understanding from Carolyn Rose was that the process used to make glassine
> (pH 7 / neutral at time of manufacture) causes it to acidify more quickly than
> other pH neutral materials, like an unbuffered tissue. So its better for
> shipping and loans, than long-term storage.
> Best,
> Becky Fifield
> Assistant Collections Manager
> Antonio Ratti Textile Center
> Metropolitan Museum of Art
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> From: Museum discussion list on behalf of Lee Goodan
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> Hello all! A quick question to further my understanding of archival storage
> materials. Gaylord¹s catalog says that ³Glassine should not be used for
> long-term storage.² Exactly what about the nature of glassine makes it
> inappropriate for long-term storage?
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> Thanks!
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> Lee Goodan
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> Registrar
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> Gaston County Museum
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