Anyone Have Any Ideas On Making An Award Book To Protect Awards And Certificates?

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asked 3 years ago

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Go away to a framing stock up or a good quality craft stock up that does this category of work. They will be talented to take the weight off your feet down with you and talk about ideas that will give the impression of being expert and attractive. These stores have the getting bigger equipment to create clear in your mind the awards will hang about in outstanding shape and won't get worse.

at what time I worked at a museum on university grounds at the you of a they would place in black and white items in plastic sleeves and rest in a freezer it would go on them dry as a bone up till now not so dry with the intention of it crumbled good thing the writing was in the vein of day one yet though it was 100 years or so ago, kopi this is assistance of you.
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Tulip_rose

answered 3 years ago

For art and documents, storage in acid-free portfolio is best. This avoids yellowing. An art supply store - not "craft" store - will have range of size and price. We use these for protecting art portfolios, and showing the work on interviews also. No reason you could not do so for certificates. Alternately, you could store these between acid-free sheets of paper in a file folder, but air will still get to them. Acid-free protective sleeves are safest for "archival" items, such as valuable photgraphs, etc. A camera store will have those, as will the art store. If you want to frame these - acid-free mats, and custom framing is an expensive possibility. cheaper is to get award sized stock frames, and pre-cut mats, available at Pat Catan's or art store.

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Silveralfa

commented 2 years ago

I would get a three-ring binder and purchase the appropriate package of plastic protection sleeves with tabs (or without if you prefer) and that have inserts that are acid free. The acid free inserts will be helpful both with protecting the paper awards and can also act as a sort of divider so you could place two awards within one plastic protection sleeve.