Subject: Glue sticks
Our library uses a non-toxic "glue stick" for pocket labels and I am concerned that this will lead to deterioration of the paper underneath the pockets as well as the whole book (in time). I have seen these "stix" advertised in archival catalogues so I am getting a mixed message as to their archival quality. Should we be using PVA instead? Also, the person who glues the pocket labels likes the handiness of using a stick instead of a brush and glue or liquid glue which creates a mess. Is PVA or other preservationally correct glue ever sold in stick form? Thanks in advance for your help, Meredith Curtis Technical/Public Services Librarian Salzmann Library/ St. Francis Seminary 3257 S. Lake Dr. St. Francis, WI 53235 *** Conservation DistList Instance 10:14 Distributed: Thursday, August 1, 1996 Message Id: cdl-10-14-006 ***Received on Tuesday, 30 July, 1996