Had this same thought the other day. I got Lost Men In London (by Olaf Stapledon) from the public library the other day and kept wondering why the paper used fo

Had this same thought the other day. I got Lost Men In London (by Olaf Stapledon) from the public library the other day and kept wondering why the paper used for the pages was so thick compared to most books you buy nowadays. I flipped back to the first few pages and saw that book was printer in 1934. I was amazed to realize the book was nearly 90 years old and held up really well. Sure the cover was worn and paged yellowed with the time, but it was in pretty great condition for something that old