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12-13-2004, 09:33 AM
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Restoring cards vs restoring photos
Posted By: hankron
There are cases where I think restoration would be desirable. For example, if the photo was torn in half, has lots of mouse bites to the mount or serious stains to the image. If the mount has become so decrepid (ala 35 percent is missing and the other 65 percent is stained black and green) and the photo is intended for display, I don't object to a new mount. 
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