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Thread: RE: Box of paper dated 1952, what to do with it?

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    Drew Wiley
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    Re: Box of paper dated 1952, what to do with it?

    Save it unopened as a conversation piece, like amidol-stained fingernails.

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    Re: Box of paper dated 1952, what to do with it?

    Quote Originally Posted by Drew Wiley View Post
    Save it unopened as a conversation piece, like amidol-stained fingernails.
    Somehow I have this mental image of a collection of black fingernails, laid out across the mantelpiece . . .

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    Bill Kostelec
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    Re: Box of paper dated 1952, what to do with it?

    Try it putting benzotriazole in the developer and use shorter developer times. I have exhibited prints done on paper from the 1960's, especially Brovira. I once made a contact print that I later sold on Azo that expired in 1929, deckle edged. Very nice. If there is a little even fog on the white borders a sepia bleach and toning cn make a nice cream color overall.

    Bill

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