Thread: Seriousness Is Ink and Paper the Ultimate Archive Document Medium?
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Old 03-02-2023, 02:39 PM   #6
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I just checked one of the oldest reference books I have (2 volumes from 1881). Still reads just as when it was printed though I am fairly certain that no one today is going to use sulphuric acid on their windows to prevent frost from forming. OTOH, if I ever want to make my own photographic plates, I'm all set.
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