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Even though you're working with typewritten copies, that old paper will get brittle and deteriorate. I just remembered that UV rays will cause ink to fade, so maybe you should try to keep them away from direct sunlight. I saw a program on the History Channel about the Declaration of Independence. One of the signed copies was framed and hung on a wall near a window. The ink faded and there's not much left to read now.
No, I'm not a professional historian. If I were, I wouldn't have time to read all those history books that I love!
So I guess I'm a passionate historian. Hm.
Patty