Blueprints--check with a local construction company or two; there ought to be
somewhere that has a very large platen glass, and the construction industry
will likely use it.
Most blueprints are individually fed through a roller system; not suitable for
a bound book, or any antique paper.
Ann in CT
--- On Thu, 4/24/08, Land of Oz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Penny wrote: "These are the only original prints. They
> only see the light
> of day, when I show them to my college students. One day I
> will find a
> scanner with a large enough bed to scan them."
>
>
> You should check with the media department of the college.
> They might have a
> portable scanner that can scan your large items in parts,
> then reassemble
> them in a digital file.
>
> Denise
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