[can-talk] Discussion questions

Hi Rose-lee

Some of the best people in this field are the National Film & Sound Archive
people in Canberra. I have seen through their facility on the Community
Heritage Grant thingy a couple of years ago, and they are very forthcoming
with their advice.  http://www.nfsa.afc.gov.au/about_us/contact_us.html

 

Of course, that's only  in case you don't find any appropriate answers on
this excellent forum read by many experts in many fields. (have a I crawled
enough yet? J )

thanks

John

 

John Watson  (GDBMT, GDIT, CNA)

Manager-Gwalia Historic Site

Leonora Gwalia Historical Museum Ltd

PO Box 111    or   Tower St

Leonora 6438       Gwalia WA

 

Ph/Fax: (08) 9037 7122

Mob: 04199 58199

email: gwalia at emerge.net.au

 

www.gwalia.org.au

 

 

 

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Heritage Centre
Sent: 17 January 2008 14:58
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Subject: [can-talk] Discussion questions

 

Hi

 

I have two question for everyone.

 

1. We have a number of 16mm motion picture films 1950s+ which I understand
need to go into cold storage.

What temperature range should we aim for? 

Can they be stored below 0 degrees?

Comments welcome

 

2. I understand they also need to be sealed to avoid moisture getting into
them

Has anyone any experience in this area.  

Comments welcome.

 

Rose-lee Power

Curator

Adventist Heritage Centre

Cooranbong  NSW 2265

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