Does anyone out there know of a good published set of slides on
conservation techniques appropriate for a general but interested
audience, like a local history association or a genealogical society?
The techniques should be applicable to the range of materials -- books,
manuscripts, photographs, films, sound recordings, fabrics, etc. --
likely to be owned (and donated) by the members of the audience. Thanks
in advance.
Bobs M. Tusa
Head, Special Collections, Manuscripts and Archives
Prescott Memorial Library
Louisiana Tech University
Ruston, Louisiana 71270
(318) 257-2935
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Distributed: Thursday, January 7, 1993
Message Id: cdl-6-35-010
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