dlb@stc70.UUCP (David Black) (10/25/84)
I recently bought a copy of the 1902 Encyclopedia Britannica (with New American Supplement). Even though I bought it in dry New Mexico, it is beginning to show its age: covers are mildewed and bindings are falling apart. - Can anyone tell me how I can prevent it from getting worse? - What kind of rebinding is best for old, not particularly valuable, books? - How much should I expect to pay to have a volume rebound? Can anyone give me a reference for a short history of the Britannica itself? Thanks in advance, David Black