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09-13-2005, 12:19 PM
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framed cards
Posted By: Scott Forrest
I also use the matts for photos, etc., that aren't in sleeves, so it really makes sense to just get in the habit of using ph-neutral matting for all projects. I will get you a picture of the Victorian album pages so that you have a better idea - one I have has windows for a cabinet photo on each side. But they are definitely ACIDIC, so you have to protect your photos. I was thinking of removing some of them and framing with old photos/etc. - I'll post a scan later on this thread. 
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