Binding photocopied pages

It would be expedient for me to arrange the binding (standard library
buckram) of some collections of memoranda etc. which have been produced
both on laser printers and through xerox copying.  The paper is not
likely to be acid-free.  What are the implications out in time?
Obviously the paper won't last forever.  Does the binding process itself
introduce further negatives? Will the copying process, as bound,
introduce longterm problems?  Thank you.

Peter Graham
Rutgers University Libraries
169 College Ave.
New Brunswick, NJ 08903
908-932-5908
Fax: 908-932-5888

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