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Old 12-01-2013, 01:48 PM
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great piece jeremy.
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I wouldn't remove it unless the acid in the paper is causing deterioration (which is possible). Does the newspaper article describe the Harry Wright day? Trim the paper as needed and frame it as is. No need to possibly cause damage when it really needs to be affixed to something anyway.

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Thanks for the nice comments, guys. Also appreciate the advice, Rob & Jon.
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I would get the advice of a professional paper conservator before you frame it. If there is potential of acidic paper being present, steps need to be taken to correct this.

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Max- Thanks for the advice & I have to assume that the paper, being from 1896-?, is acidic, which is what scares me the most. I'm starting to think sending it to a conservationist is the best idea.
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That is just very cool...no question...What are the pursuit and execution details? i.e. how'd you find such a great piece!...if you can say without divulging your valued sources. Nevertheless congrats on a great pick up.
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Max- Thanks for the advice & I have to assume that the paper, being from 1896-?, is acidic, which is what scares me the most. I'm starting to think sending it to a conservationist is the best idea.
If I recall correctly, 19th century paper has a much lower acidity than20th century paper. Not sure where the cut off was though

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