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05-15-2007, 10:33 AM
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Restoration
Posted By: leon
I am still leery about having the 1897 Beaneaters Chickering photo I have cleaned. Since I will eventuaally be selling it, and it's not that bad, wouldn't it be better to leave it to the prospective buyer to do it or not? I don't think it will deteriorate in the short amount of time I will be owning it. It does look like there is a thin coating of grime or dirt on the surface......after all it is over 100 yrs old.....regards (no Corey, I don't think I will be buying a big nice frame for it either 
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