22 Jun
2001
22 Jun
'01
5:30 a.m.
On Fri, 22 Jun 2001, Ethan Dicks wrote:
If the paper has deteriorated (usually due to acids contained in it), then
you are out of luck - duplicate it while you still can. If the paper is
in good shape, then it can be rebound. Sometimes you need to trim a tiny
bit from the edge (a usable paper shear starts at ~$400).
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Any
suggestions on what to use to re-glue the pages, or rebinding, etc?
I have no idea on that one. As someone else here mentioned, perhaps
a librarian might know. I would expect the answer, however, for a
30-year-old paperback to be unsatisfactory.