46716
Title Of Article Chaper
Conservation standard rebinding of single books: a review of current practice at the newberry library
Title Of Journal Book
Preprints of papers presented at the fifth annual meeting of the aic, boston, mass., 30 may - 2 june 1977
Pages
56-61
Publisher
American Institute for Conservation
Publisher City
Washington, D.C.
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Monograph
Literature Level
Analytic
Meeting
Fifth annual meeting of the american institute for conservation of historic and artistic works
Meeting City
Boston
Abstract
The introduction discusses a number of factors which should be taken into account when considering rebinding. Boxing and the concept of limp vellum binding developed by C. Clarkson are also mentioned. The following procedural steps in use at the Newberry Library for the conservation binding of a 17th century book are discussed in some detail: 1) documentation 2) surface cleaning 3) disbinding 4) washing 5) deacidification 6) mending 7) rebinding.
Keywords
Book, conservation; Book, binding restoration; Paper, conservation restoration; Paper, cleaning; Paper, deacidification; Paper, repair mending
pub_id
46716
Meeting Date
19770530 - 19770602