We have a substantial number of older periodicals that were bound back in
the days of latest entry cataloging.  So the title stamped on these
bindings isn't always the actual title of what's inside.  We shelve our
periodicals by title, so it's rather important that the correct title is on
the spine.  In the past, we've typed the correct title on a white label and
covered the stamped title on the binding.  However, this isn't very
attractive and I'd like to come up with a better solution.  If money wasn't
an issue, I'd have the bindery relabel them, but I need to do this on a
limited budget.

Any suggestions?

Thanks much,

Donna