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Re : bergger azo paper
Hi,
The brand name you are looking for was "Guilleminot papier citrate C 135"
the 135 stood for its weight which was 135g (I still have a few sheets
left). Monsieur Guy Gérard proposes to use the original Guilleminot formula
to commercialize his contact type paper.
May I announce our new exhibit at Atelier pH7, which shows the gum prints of
the belgian photographer (and alt list member) Eddy Willems (résumé and
examples on our homepage).
Greetings,
Roger
Roger Kockaerts
Permadocument - pH7
Avenue de la Jonction 55
1190 Bruxelles
T: 32-2-3476676
You are welcome to visit our homepage at: <http://home.tvd.be/cr25588/pH7/>
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>De : Jukka Korhonen <jukka.korhonen@psv-mv.fi>
>À : cweese@earthlink.net, alt-photo-process-l@skyway.usask.ca
>Objet : Re: bergger azo paper
>Date : Ven 10 mars 2000 7:26
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> From: "Carl Weese" <cweese@earthlink.net>
>>
>> Also, last I heard, Bergger's proposed new paper was *not* a clone of
>> Azo (after all that would get them in trouble with Kodak) but rather a
>> substitute for a discontinued European contact-speed paper -- who's name
>> I'm afraid I don't remember. It was a paper much loved by the splendid
>> photographer Josef Sudek.
>>
>
> "Neobrom" maybe ?
>
> Jukka
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