(50) Newspaper Sleeves - 14-1/8" x 24-1/8" - BCW Brand

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For personal newspaper collections and newspaper clippings, digitization following digitization guidelines used for manuscripts and similar cultural heritage materials makes more sense. Being open on two edges does mean enclosed items are more liable to falling out of the sleeve, but generally the static cling will hold items in-place. I can tell from the service I received that not only were these testimonials legitimate (just like your products), but it is likely they are all so positive because I can't imagine you getting a negative review. To reduce the risk of fire, never leave vintage electrical or electronic products plugged in unattended. They can easily be inserted into the sleeves to keep for best, whilst protecting them from stains and exposure to the sun which can fade the print.

Micrographics - Standard Recommended Practice for Microfilming Printed Newspapers on 35mm Roll Microfilm. Some may refer to archival polyester film as ‘Mylar’ or ‘Melinex’ which are brand names owned by material manufacturer Dupont. You can use this to your advantage, it prevents contents from accidentally falling out, it also holds fragments in place when encapsulating. Anything with this ‘plastic’ smell should be avoided, plasticisers (PVC) are usually added for additional flexibility.Archival safe and acid free, these supplies and accessories will keep your collectible newspapers free of dirt, debris, dust, finger smudges, and other environmental factors. The materials we use every day are under increased scrutiny to ensure that we are making the most informed decisions when it comes to sustainability. Reformatting options include preservation photocopying, preservation microfilming , and digitization. To enable personalised advertising (like interest-based ads), we may share your data with our marketing and advertising partners using cookies and other technologies.

Letters that are fragile, brittle, or breaking at the folds can be put into polyester sleeves for safer handling. Due to the inherent chemical instabilities of such low-quality wood pulp papers, these newspapers are inherently acidic.

Newspapers from the mid-19th century onwards are printed on inexpensive, machine-made, wood pulp paper that is not manufactured for longevity.

Outside of those working with them every day, pockets can be referred to as ‘sleeves’, and ‘sleeves’ are, well, ‘sleeves’. The preservation procedures described here have been used by the Library of Congress in the care of its collections and are considered suitable by the Library as described; however, the Library will not be responsible for damage to your collection should damage result from the use of these procedures.Some say put them in polyester sleeves others say that will increase the acidity being inside plastic sleeves. Gaylord Archival® 3 mil Archival Polyester Newspaper Sleeves (5-Pack) provide long-term protection for newspapers in flat storage or oversize prints or maps.