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Old 12th January 2016, 09:06 AM   #6
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Another point to consider is that although conditions of 0% humidity would be good for the metal components any organic bits, wood, leather, cord etc. might suffer and become too dry and brittle. Better a temperature and humidity controlled environment with additional protection (oil, wax) for the metal.
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