Chewed Book Corners – Library and Archives Preservation

We’ve all seen them.  Books returned to the library have been tasty treats for cats, dogs, rodents, and even rabbits.  The World of Wolves came into my hands with two corners chewed on by a dog.  You can usually tell a book has been chewed by an animal by the stiffness in the pages from the saliva, and the…

NYU Preservation — Three Similar Treatments, Three Different

Cornell University Library Conservation Cornell University Library Conservation is a part of Digitization and Conservation Services. We provide preservation assistance for all Cornell Library collections, including consulting, conservation treatment

Bookbinding History, Conservation, and Craft - North Bennet Street School

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Reminiscences of a Bookbinder The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The Book Conservation Lab: A Brief Tour – Smithsonian Libraries and Archives / Unbound

MacGyver-ing the Big Books - Preservation Underground

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Preservation Self-Assessment Program (PSAP)

The Fix: Common Conservation Techniques for Stabilizing Books – Smithsonian Libraries and Archives / Unbound