Shannon,

We have been using acid-free paper labels and B-72 in the Archeology
Division of the Nebraska State Historical Society for several years.  I was
a bit skeptical at first, but it seems to work very well for us.  With the
paper labels, you don't have to worry about being able to read someone's
handwriting.  You can adjust the font type and size to whatever you're
doing.  The labels are also easy to remove, if necessary.  Our collection
of archeological objects includes very small objects just like the
collection of minatures.  These labels allow us to label objects that we
would otherwise not be able to.  The labels work well for larger objects as
well.  Because they are small, they can be inconspicuous.  I have been
pleasantly surprised with this type of labelling and would recommend it to
others.

Kelli Bacon
Nebraska State Historical Society
1500 R St.
PO Box 82554
Lincoln NE 68501-2554
402-471-4766
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http://www.nebraskahistory.org


On Mon, 9 May 2005 12:56:32 -0400, Shannon Lindridge
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>I am interested in peoples experiences, and opinions, with using labels
>printed on acid free paper and applied to objects with B-72.
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