From: Judy Seigel (jseigel@panix.com)
Date: 05/12/03-11:21:56 PM Z
Hi Bob,
As you know, flattery will get you everywhere -- thanks !
As for the Borden & Riley paper (spelled with ampersand on the pad) I
bought mine at New York Central -- NOT in the paper department of the
single sheets, but the graphic arts department of the pads. It was
surprisingly good for vandyke brown, also cyanotype, but it's sold without
any la-di-da art airs -- as noted, in a pad. I never did platinum with it,
but then I haven't done a lot of platinum.
I would THINK Borden & Riley would have a website -- doesn't everyone?
But mine was bought before they had web sites, when I was still doing iron
processes. But now that I check it, it may not be the same as Larry's
--it's #120 Bristol plate, "a fine neutral pH paper for artists, art
directors and designers."
Judy
On Mon, 12 May 2003, Bob Kiss wrote:
> DEAR JUDY,
> I LOVED your last issue of WJPFP. I didn't have the chance to
> compliment you on the list before this because I received it just before
> leaving for a three week vacation and took it with me.
> One item that caught my eye was that Borden and Riley #234 Paris paper
> mentioned by Larry Watson. I looked all over New Orleans and Fort
> Lauderdale for it and couldn't find it. I have also looked for it from some
> art suppliers on the web and STILL can't find it.
> Now that I am home in Barbados I will need to order it over the web so
> could you or Larry let me know who might have it that might be willing to
> ship it overseas. I am always trying different papers for PT/PD.
> CHEERS!
> BOB
>
> Please check out my website:
> www.bobkiss.com
>
>
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