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Bruce Kapito
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Dust covers

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Hi Guys,

Does anybody know of any firms that will reprint book dust jackets. Some of my OOP books have torn covers that I'd lik to replace.

BLK
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Werner
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Post by Werner »

Why not scan them in and print out copies for yourself.

Ask the local librarian for help protecting what you have right now. Hard acetate covers and non-staining tape work wonders.
If an unfriendly power had attempted to impose on America the mediocre educational performance that exists today, we might well have viewed it as an act of war.

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bengtsson
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Post by bengtsson »

Yes, I get all my dust jackets covered with a milar plastic like the library books have. DEMCO Library Supply Company sells them. Do a google on them. I've got 30 year old books with dust jackets like new due to the DEMCO dustjacket covers.

Bob B.
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