Queries

Morris Warren of Fiber Preservation Research & Development (6 Self Blvd., Carteret, NJ 07008, 201/855-1039, Fax 201/855-1046) says his company is interested in acquiring a small library ethylene oxide sterilizer, if any library in or near New Jersey might have one they no longer need.
Dave Magoon responded to the query about the watermark in the last issue as follows: "Attached is a sheet from the Resume Kit sold by Pratt & Austin of Holyoke [Massachusetts] and made by Parsons Paper Co. of Holyoke. This is a 'private' watermark for this customer and is also sold to Kinko's copy centers throughout the U.S." The paper he enclosed had the same Greek building with three columns, but instead of "Acid Free" it said "Resume - 100% Cotton." The local Kinko's in Provo has paper with the same building in a similar watermark that says "100% Cotton - Acid Free." The name of the paper is "Vitae."
Dr. Rainer Luebking, Kolpingstrasse 54, D-5900 Siegen, Germany, is planning a worldwide survey of paper museums, their activities, main topics, exhibitions, staff, founders and financial resources, for publication in a future issue of International Paper History, the newsletter of IPH. He would like for people to send him the addresses of all the paper museums they know about, even if this is only the name of the city.