Archive paper

[Vr.R.E.M.J..-B. BEJSAK-COLLOREDO-MANSFELD]

Dear colleagues,

I do not know how many of you prefer gluing the insects on the paper cards (as me) over the pinning specimens, but even in this colleagues who prefer pinning has to use small paper triangles for small specimens.
I would like to know how safe is this paper. These small cartons cards are archive paper or some kind of the paper who get fragile and fall to pieces in ten twenty years?

The same question is about identification and locality labels, do  you use archive paper or ordinary paper?
How is the safe this common paper (like REFLEX, etc.)?

Keep care and be of good cheer
 
Regards
 
(name) Vratislav Richard Eugene Maria John Baptist
(surname) of Bejsak (Bayshark)-Colloredo-Mansfeld

Tenebrionidae of the World, incl. Alleculinae and Lagriinae, 
higher taxonomy, Australian beetles. 
websites:
http://www.coleoptera.org. and
http://www.egroups.com/group/coleoptera
 
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