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07-10-2016, 03:38 PM
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Cleaning Celluloid Pieces
Hello Everyone.
Long time lurker -- seeking some advice from the Board's pinback collectors. I generally don't clean new acquisitions, but recently have picked up a couple of buttons that could use some cleaning. What do you guys use (if anything) to clean celluloids? What should I steer away from? Thank you for your help in advance! 
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