Maps in humid climates

• Subject: Maps in humid climates
• From: "Neil Charles Street" <ncstreet@email.msn.com>
• Date: Thu, 17 Dec 1998 10:36:02 -0800

To List: (especially the folks in tropical climates)!
I have been asked about displaying an item (a 15th century BW woodcut) in a
frame, in a warm, humid climate. Having never lived in such a happy place, I
have only "book" experience to pass on. Can anyone offer suggestions on ways
to safely hang such an item in this kind of environment? The display
environment has air conditioning for extreme heat, but apparently it is
often not switched on, and the windows are simply left open.
Thanks,
Neil

Neil Charles Street -- Fine Antique Maps
ncstreet@vintagemaps.com
http://www.vintagemaps.com
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Bellevue, Wash 98008  USA
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