I just got an over-sized $7 frame, and put on a peice of art foam... got it
all at the same place. (Michaels or Leewards or something). I often mount
odd shaped stuff , (Old train tickets and stuff) on felt or heavy paper as a
background. Teh static of the plastic lense and the heavy paper keeps it
sandwiched between the glass.
BTW, anyone who wants to frame vintage MG brochures.... May I suggest
that you color copy the brochure cover, and put that in the frame and leave
the brochure in a drawer. The brochures fade and yellow in the light, the
color copies don't, and you really can't tell when just passing by. Makes
my room look cool.
John Elwood
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