Tiger-pie Posted April 12, 2008 Share Posted April 12, 2008 (edited) G'da all.A mate, whose wife who works in a newsagency, has kindly put aside all the local and national newspaper 'flyers' (the type you see outside of a newsagency with the days headline news) regarding the finding of HMAS Sydney II. I would like to keep them looking as new as possible for as long as I can.What is the best method for storage of modern newspaper?I would also like to frame a couple some time in the future. What precautions should I take to avoid yellowing? What would be the best materials to use when framing to deter ageing?Regards,Johnsy Edited April 12, 2008 by Tiger-pie Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GeorgeCL Posted April 12, 2008 Share Posted April 12, 2008 HiNewsprint is not produced to last a long time. yellowing will occure within 1 yr or so even if stored in boxes.Most newswprint being recycled is bleached with a number of chem.Your best bet is to store originals and see if you can get to negatives, if the agency still prints that way. From the negs you can have a contact PMT. made which will last quite a long time.You could also laminate the stories but they will still yellow in time.GeorgeNewspaper printing for 30yrs. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tiger-pie Posted April 12, 2008 Author Share Posted April 12, 2008 HiNewsprint is not produced to last a long time. yellowing will occure within 1 yr or so even if stored in boxes.Most newswprint being recycled is bleached with a number of chem.Your best bet is to store originals and see if you can get to negatives, if the agency still prints that way. From the negs you can have a contact PMT. made which will last quite a long time.You could also laminate the stories but they will still yellow in time.GeorgeNewspaper printing for 30yrs.Thanks George.Just a clarification, they are headline posters (or whatever the correct term is), so the layout is:Sydney Found!! (as the headline) followed by a picture of the crew or the HMAS Sydney, depending on which newspaper printed it. With regards to the stories, I have already got digital copies, I just wanted to keep the headlines out of historical interest, as it has caught the nations interest, and mine as I have been following the story for many years. The Sydeny story stayed in the most view category for since its release, one week at first place. That doesn't happen too oftenRegards,Johnsy Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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