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Old 07-15-2010, 04:40 PM
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You're correct Jeff, and I could have read his whole post.

That said, he should surely get it restored. It could also using a light cleaning and deacidification. By being kept in the frame so long, the acids from the wood have seeped into the paper. Deacidification is a really easy process and not very expensive, so that's a must.

When the poster is finished it will look gorgeous.
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