>Hello everyone!
>
>Pardon my jumping in, but I am on a noble mission(?). I have been
>approached by a friend, with the following question.
>
>An organization devoted to preserving and maintaining old musical
>instruments has received a bequest including a good deal (for the
>organization) of older sheet music pieces. My friend, the secretary/
>librarian for the organization, has some experience working in a
>museum environment, but not with sheet music. She is looking for
>ideas and/or sources for materials to help preserve and store the
>sheet music. Obviously (perhaps), since the organization is a relatively
>small one, she is hoping to find a financially prudent strategy for
>preserving the sheet music.
>
>(Lest you ask, she approached me because I work at the Library of Congress.
>Well, yes, except that I am not a MLS, but a Computer Specialist <G>! So
>I thought I would check with you here, in addition to my local resources!)
>
>Thank you so much in advance, both on my friend's and my own behalf!
>
>Email or posted responses welcome.
>
>Linda
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Lightspeed, Highsmith, University Products etc all have acid-free folders
and boxes that should fit the music, assuming the group can afford this
solution
Ivy Fleck Strickler Phone 215-895-1637
Drexel University Fax 215-895-4917
Nesbitt College of Design Arts [log in to unmask]
Philadelphia, PA 19104
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