Have you tried Gaylord Brothers or Demco?
Perhaps the staff at the Northeast Document Conservation Center (NEDCC) would be a resource.

Cathy Campbell
University of Washington, Seattle




On Thu, 20 Nov 2008, Regina Rose wrote:

> Would anyone be able to tell me of a reputable Archival supply company that sells folders of some type to put prompt scripts in?  Basically, I work for a theatre department at a local college and they have over 200 prompt scripts in their 'archives' which are currently being stored in old 3 ring binders held together by duct tape!  I am trying to make this collection more user friendly as they wish to keep this record of over 30 years of past productions but have a very limited budget to do so.
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> Any advice, information, etc. on this subject would be most welcome.
> Thank you,
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