Subject: Japanese paper
The archives at WSU own two small volumes of a Japanese fairy tale series: 15cm long x 10cm wide. col. ill. Engl. translation published by T. Hasegawa, Tokyo, no date I can read. The material looks and feels like thin crepe-paper. Held against light it reveals a loose weave as with crepe (crinkled cloth of silk or cotton). What is this combination material called. How is it made? i will appreciate responses Gudrun Aurand Bookbinder/Conservator Washington State University Pullman WA 99164-5610 *** Conservation DistList Instance 12:38 Distributed: Thursday, October 22, 1998 Message Id: cdl-12-38-021 ***Received on Wednesday, 21 October, 1998
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