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09-22-2014, 06:19 PM

Klrdds

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I use Ultrapro UV grade sleeves for all my photos but I use Wilson Jones UV grade and acid free for all my paper items. For the GPCs I would consider the W-Js , also the W-Js can be trimmed and taped to size and still
look good when displayed/framed. Wilson -Jones sleeves/pages are at Office Depot.

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