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Hello,
I tend to agree with David. A recent excavation of a police
station/courthouse in Guildford Western Australia unearthed hundreds
of brass straight pins that may have been associated with pinning
documents together.
Shane Burke
>Hello all:
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> I have noticed in some of my archival work that early 19th century
>documents are pinned together.
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> Just another use for straight pins that should be considered.
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>David Hayes
>St. Croix, Virgin Islands
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Shane Burke,
Centre for Archaeology,
University of Western Australia,
35 Stirling Highway, Crawley,
Western Australia, 6009
Australia
Ph. +61 8 9380 3948
FAX +61 8 9380 1023
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