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12-24-2020, 05:24 PM
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I think I will check the itoya folders out. It looks like they are available at local retailers. The scrapbooks I don’t want to take apart I’ll try the deacidification. I have a couple our national game scrapbooks with pages detached, the folders might be nice for those. I bagged and boarded the large group of sporting lifes which will keep them much safer. I can still read the front page without taking them out, which is ok since most of the content is on the front page.
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