Cinnamon Catlin wrote:
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> I am interested in devices/gadgets that secure paintings to the wall.  I
> manage a corporate collection of mostly oils that have a low level of
> security, i.e., paintings scattered throughout the institution with various
> levels of access.  I am familiar with the locking device advertised with
> University Products.  I would be interested in commentary on such devices
> and leads about additional methods of security.  Please respond off-line to
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> Thank you,
> Cinnamon Catlin-Legutko
> Fine Art Coordinator/Museum Coordinator
> Wishard Health Services/Wishard Nursing Museum
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Hello,

I'd be most grateful if those who respond could do so to the list, as
the question is quite pertinent for probably more than a few of us.

With thanks,

Judith Klein

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