"Dean DeBolt" <[log in to unmask]> wrote on 05/04/2006 03:52:58 PM: > Try scanning the slide, and then print the scan on a transparency > (these film sheets they > use for overhead projectors. You can them cut that to the size of > the lantern slide and > see if you can display that as a “pseudo” representation of the > slide. You can put masking > tape around it to simulate the frame… > Another interesting suggestion! > Or do you have any lantern slides which you have as “objects” rather > than for their archival > Importance? No, or I'd put them out. I'm going to be rooting through my duplicate photo pile early next week to put out examples of our real prints, glad to finally have a real use for them after so many years of putting out laser print copies. People aren't going to know what to do with a real photograph in one of our cases. Thanks for the suggestion, Dean. Jacqueline Haun Archivist, The Bunn Library The Lawrenceville School P.O. Box 6128 Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 Tel. (609) 895-2034 [log in to unmask]