Newspapers See Writing On the Wall --Cagle

Neenah has provided paper for the past three presidents’ inaugurations, according to the company. It traces the use of its paper for government documents back to the 1870s, when bonds and deeds were printed on Neenah sheets.

This isn’t marketing blather by a paper company. Historic documents hold their value well. On any given episode of PBS’ Antiques Roadshow, one can find an appraiser gushing about the historic significance (and monetary value) of a printed or handwritten document.