without RE-starting the CONTINUING debate...........................
 
1.  posters can be put on linen WITHOUT  restoration.
or
2.  linen and some "cleaning" of the smudges and borders and NO  PAINT
or
3.  LINEN PLUS:
    a)  minor touch-ups at folds
    b)  major paint
    c)  major paint with adding paper to missing  pieces 
    d)  restoration tantamount to an oil  painting 
 
 
just mounting on linen merely to strengthen the integrity of the  poster & to 
give it a smoother (uncrinkled effect) & maybe a little  bleaching is not 
offensive to me.  what's so terrible about seeing that the  poster had NORMAL 
seam separation or border tears or darkened corners or a  pencil mark?   
......it 
is when i hear the words, "RESTORED ON  LINEN" that turn me off because 
"RESTORED" means paint.  
 
(i am confused by what is meant when people say to take away the acid  
effect??????)
 
the term to soften the impact of the words PAINT/RESTORE seems to  be 
AIRBRUSH.    but, isnt that paint?   of  course. 
 
frankly, i learned from bruce h. that you can put a one sheet on linen  with 
none to minimal additional work.  i learned that when i  bought one sheets of 
JANE EYRE and WUTHERING HEIGHTS  from bruce had this approach (and explained 
in his descrip).   they are both great and framed!!!!  LESS is MORE.   
 
But when bruce says it was put on linen with none or minimal restoration,  
you can believe him.  I have returned  3 posters over the  years with the same 
pronouncement to other sellers, due  to  massive, undisclosed restoration.  AND 
I THANK BRUCE PUBLICLY  HERE for reaffirming to me privately (recently) about 
restoration  work on an two of his items (although really stated by him in 
his  descriptions)---bruce is as honest in describing pre-restoration condition 
and  the ensuing restoration work as he is in describing defects in untouched  
posters----both in private emails and on the description page.   .   
 
in sum........................consider placing a poster on linen  with NO 
RESTORATION!!!!  
 
 
michael
 
    



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