by Obie Linn, Conservator of Textiles
2/29/2024
CAMConservation, textile conservation, museum pests, silverfish, historic Cincinnati
These elegant pale blue kid leather shoes came to the lab for a new storage tray and interior padding, but they are interesting because they bear tell-tale damage from a specific collection pest: silverfish.
by Cecile Mear, Conservator of Works on Paper
1/11/2024
paper conservation, Galt House Cincinnati, Emil Klauprecht, historic Cincinnati, lithograph, CAMConservation
In my post of November 30, I promised to explain what it took to improve the appearance and the mechanical condition of Emil Klauprecht’s 1830s lithograph, Galt House.
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