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An archival print is a print of any [[Film gauges|film gauge]] that comes from a [[Archives|film archive]] or is considered to be archival by the lender of the print, where it be a studio, collector, or an independent distributor. Archival prints usually come with a set of rules of how they must be handled and exhibited and are only lent to venues or organizations that adhere to these rules. | An archival print is a print of any [[Film gauges|film gauge]] that comes from a [[Archives|film archive]] or is considered to be archival by the lender of the print, where it be a studio, collector, or an independent distributor. Archival prints usually come with a set of rules of how they must be handled and exhibited and are only lent to venues or organizations that adhere to these rules. | ||
[[File:AFA Note.JPG|right|thumb|400px|Print handling instructions from Anthology Film Archives]] | |||
==Lending Policies== | ==Lending Policies== | ||
Policies vary from institution to institution, but these are the most common requirements: | Policies vary from institution to institution, but these are the most common requirements: | ||