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| Subject: | Re: Subantartic trip |
| From: | David James <> |
| Date: | Thu, 26 Feb 1998 12:31:48 +1000 |
>Dear Niels, Regarding keeping slides in queensland I keep my slides in plastic slide sheets in ring binders in old metal Malleys Eskies. The eskies are plastic-lined and have clamp-down lids on rubber seals. A dry pak and a camphor block seem to keep mould and insects at bay. I have used this system since 1988, in Hobart, Townsville (6 years) Sydney and Melbourne. I have had no mould or damage at all. The eskies cost about ten bucks each at garage sales, but are hard to find. Slides that are'nt sorted I keep in their boxes in a big, air-tight tupperware box, also with dry paks. PS don't use old metal eskies for food unless you want your food at room temperature. David James PO BOX 5225 Townsville Mail Centre 4810 |
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