PAPER CONSERVATION
Overview
Excess humidity, water soaking, molds, mice, insects, and air pollution are typical sources of damage to paper, resulting in wrinkles, distortions, tears, holes, and stains. Washing, color toning, re-sizing, acid buffering, tissue laminates, infills: These remedial procedures are judiciously considered and applied in our stabilization and restorations of paper.
Bayliss archive vol. one, 1906
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Selected ProjectsIncluding: An American Type Founder's Printer's Desk Copy, 1911; A Montana Postcard Album, 1907; A ledger documenting large scale agricultural and dam building, 1906; A frontier cookbook, 1877; and an English Bible from 1850.
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