3858
Accession Number
27709
Editor
Rose, Carolyn L.;de Torres, Amparo R.
Title Of Article Chaper
Enclosure for Broken Glass Plate Negatives
Title Of Journal Book
Storage of Natural History Collections: Ideas and Practical Solutions
Pages
155-156
Collation
2 p. : ill.
Publisher
Society for the Preservation of Natural History Collections
Publisher City
Pittsburgh
ISBN
0-9635476-0-7
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Monograph
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
To safeguard fragments of broken glass plate negatives, the shards should be kept in a special, custom-made, sink mat housing. The goal of these sink mats is to store the broken glass horizontally, with all the fragments in the same housing, while keeping them out of direct contact with one another. Future repairs, therefore, are less difficult because the edges of the shards are not allowed to abrade against one another. The flip- open front border and the additional plastic support allows on to remove and examine the glass plates with minimal manipulation.
Keywords
enclosure;broken;glass;plate;negative
pub_id
3858