In article . com,
Jay Honeck wrote:

I will frame my print with the three signatures and always display it
with pride. I was lucky to have gone to the Stuart Veterans Day Air
Show and to have passed by a small tent with three Legends Of Aviation
inside.

Outstanding, Mark. You will always cherish that print.

Be SURE to label it inside the frame, behind the print. Note the
place and date it was signed, plus your name and your kids' names for
future generations.

One thing everyone forgets is that all those "old pictures" in your
basement -- you know, the ones of people you don't know, taken in
places you've never been -- were once new. If ONLY our ancestors had
better labeled them, they would be treasured family heirlooms, instead
of dumpster material after just two generations...
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Also, make sure that you use *acid-free* matt board. I have seen
valuable artwork damaged when the framers used acid paper for matt.