Photo of Rehoused Glass Plate Negatives
Title
Photo of Rehoused Glass Plate Negatives
Subject
Glass negatives
Photography -- Negatives
Description
Unless they are broken, glass plate negatives should be
stored vertically in a snug fitting box. They should not be able to shift or slide in the boxes. We have
lined our box with volara polyethylene foam (an archival quality non-abrasive foam) for a snugger, more
cushioned fit. Plates should be boxed with plates that are the same size. Smaller plates housed with
large plates will not fully support the surface area of the larger plates.
stored vertically in a snug fitting box. They should not be able to shift or slide in the boxes. We have
lined our box with volara polyethylene foam (an archival quality non-abrasive foam) for a snugger, more
cushioned fit. Plates should be boxed with plates that are the same size. Smaller plates housed with
large plates will not fully support the surface area of the larger plates.
Source
Everett C. Block Collection, 1902-2000, bulk 1902-1910, Champaign County Historical Archives at The Urbana Free Library
Publisher
Champaign County Historical Archives
Date
Undated
Rights
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Format
Photograph
Files
Collection
Citation
“Photo of Rehoused Glass Plate Negatives,” Champaign County Historical Archives, accessed April 26, 2024, https://urbanafree.omeka.net/items/show/317.