Brilliant suggestion, Dean! Thanks – I’ve been trying to figure out how I could use medical teaching slides in exhibits, and the “pseudo” slide should work just fine in place of my rare originals. It should also work in place of glass-plate x-rays. Wonderful!
Ginny Steele, MA
The Children's Hospital
1056 E 19th AV Box 080 Denver CO 80218
303.860.4220
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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…
Or do you have any lantern slides which you have as “objects” rather than for their archival
Importance?
Dean
Dean DeBolt
University Librarian, Special Collections
John C. Pace Library, University of West Florida
11000 University Parkway
Pensacola, FL 32514-5750
850-474-2213
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I have an exhibit explaining the fundamentals of our
archives coming up, and I'd like to set out some examples of some of the more
unusual materials we collect, including a glass lantern slide; however, we
don't have UV-protective glass in the exhibit cases. (I never put out authentic
photo prints for that reason, but only facsimiles or extra prints I don't mind
discarding.) Am I right in assuming it probaby wouldn't be wise to put out a
real slide in that situation, but should perhaps consider a demonstrative photograph
instead? It doesn't have the same visceral impact, I know, but I'm more worried
about damaging an original. Any suggestions?
Jacqueline Haun
Archivist, The Bunn Library
The Lawrenceville School
P.O. Box 6128
Lawrenceville, NJ 08648
Tel. (609) 895-2034
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