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Black mold spores. Lookup how they preserve old books to get an idea..?
That is interesting. Not sure I have heard that before. (which means very little)
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That is interesting. Not sure I have heard that before. (which means very little)
I think the other term used for it is "foxing"? It is quite common in old books and other aged paper products.
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