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AUTHOR de Torres, Amparo R., Ed.TITLE Collections Care: A Basic Reference Shelflist.INSTITUTION Vational Inst. for Conservation of Cultural Property,

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PUB TYPE Reference Materials - Bibliographies (131)

EDRS PRICE MF01/PC08 Plus Postage.DESCRIPTORS *Archives; Bibliographic Records; Emergency Programs;

Exhibits; *Library Collections; Museums; OnlineSearching; Online Systems; Photographs; *PhysicalEnvironment; *Preservation; Records Management

IDENTIFIERS Artifacts; *Museum Collections; Printed MAterials

ABSTRACTThis is an extensive bibliography of reference

sources--i.e., books and articles--that relate to the care andconservation of library, archival, and museum collections.Bibliographies are presented under the following headings: (1)General Information; (2) Basic Collections Care; (3) Architectural

Conservation; (4) Collections Management: Law, Ethics, and Policies;(5) Collections Storage; (6) Emergency Preparedness and Response; (7)Environmental Control: Illumination; (8) Environmental Control: PestManagement; (9) Environmental Control: Pollution; (10) EnvironmentalControl: Temperature and Relative Humidity; (11) Exhibitions andPacking for Shipment; (12) Informatics of Documentation; and (13)Safety and Health. Information provided for each entry includes theauthor, title, date of publication, and either the publisher or thejournal in which the article appeared. (MAB)

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Collections Care:A Basic Reference Shelf list

Based on the Collections Care Information Service,a project of theNational Institute for the Conservationof Cultural Property

Supported by theInstitute of Museum Servicesand The Bay Foundation

Table of Contents

General Information 1

Basic Collections Care 8

Architectural Conservation 62

Collectionl Mana ement: Law Ethics and Policies

Collections Spine

Erner en Preparedness and Res onse

Environmental Control: Illumination

Environmental Control: Pest Mana ement

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Environmental Control: Pollution 138

Environmental Control:Tewerature and Relative Humidly 144

Exhibitions and Packingior Shtpment 154

Informatics of Documentation 1 0

Saf & Health 1 8

General Information: Planning and Documentation

Abe les, Fred B. "How to Prepare an Effective Scientific Research Proposal." TheGrantsmanship Center News 10, no. 1 (1982): 52-57.

Alderson, William T. "Grantsmanship: A Primer." Museum News 51, no. 6 (1973): 40-43.

American Association of Museums. Planning for Emergencies: A Guide for ilLiseums.Washington, D.C.: American Association of Museums, 1990.

. Fine Art of Federal Grantsmanship for Museums: Resource Report 7.Washington, D.C.: American Association of Museums, 1988.

. Museums for a New Centuty. Washington, D.C.: American Association ofMuseums, 1985.

Andrews, Robert D. Planning the Documentation of Museum Collections. Duxford,Cambridge: The Museum Documentation Association, 1985.

Appelbaum, Barbara, and Paul Himmelstein. "Planning for a Conservation Survey."Museum News 64, no. 3 (February 1986): 5-14.

Bandes, Susan J. Caring for Collections: Strategies for Conservation Maintenance andDocumentaiion. Washington, D.C.: American Association of Museums, 1984.

Bell, Michael. Expanded Notes Toward a Condition Report. Oakland: The OaklandMuseum, 1978.

Blumenthal, Sally, and Brendra Sailer. Tax Incentives for Rehabilitating Historic Buildings:Fiscal Tax 1989 Analysis. Washington, D.C.: Preservation Press, 1990.

Bruckner, Geraldine. "A Standard Terminology for Describing Objects in a Museum ofAnthropology." In Dorothy H. Dudley and Irma Bezold Wilkinson et al., MuseumRegistration Methods, Washington, D.C.: American Association of Museums, 1979.

Buck, Richard. "On Conservation: What Is Conservation?" Museum News 52, no. 1. (September 1973). 15-16.

Canadian Conservation Institute. "Condition Reporting Paintings." CCI Notes 10/7(August 1987).

"Applying Accession Numbers to Textiles." CCI Notes 13/8 (September1983).

Cantrell, Karen, and Denise Wallen. Funding For Anthropological Research. Phoenix, Ariz.:Oryx Press, 1986.

Cipalla, Rita. "The Video-Disc Advantage." History News 40, no. 8 (1985): 18-20.

Collins, Sheldan. How to Photograph Works of Art. Nashville, Tenn.: AmericanAssociation for State and Local History, 1986.

Conrad, Daniel Lynn. Successful Fund Raising Techniques. 2d ed. San Francisco: Institutefor Fund Raising.

Conservation Analytical Laboratory. Identification Numbering Procedures, CAL NotesNo. 5084, 508B, 508D. Washington D.C.: Smithsonian Institution, 1979.

. Identification Numbering Procedures (Not for Objects Made of PlasticsMaterial), CAL Notes No. 508C. Washington D.C.: Smithsonian Institution, 1979.

. Semi-Permanent Marking Procedures, CAL Notes No. 508E anr! 508F.Washington D.C.: Smithsonian Institution, 1979.

. Materials for Identification Numbering, CAL Notes No. 508G.Washington D.C.: Smithsonian Institution, 1979.

Cox, Janson L. "Photographing Historical Collections: Equipment, Methods andBibliography." American Association for State and Local History Technical Leaflet 63(1981).

Craft, Margaret Loew, and Sian Jones. "Written Documentation." Paper presented at theannual meeting of the American Institute for Conservation of Historic and ArtisticWorks, Philadelphia, 1981.

Dickstein, Ruth, and Robert Mitchell. "Grant Money and How to Get It: Au AnnotatedBibliography." Tucson: University of Arizona Library, 1986.

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Dove, Kent E. Conducting a Successful Capital Campaign: A Comprehensive FundraisingGuide for Nonprofit Otganizations. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass Publishers, 1988.

Dudley, Dorothy H., Irma Bezold Wilkinson et al., Museum Registration Methods. 3d ed.Washington, D.C.: American Association of Museums, 1979.

Eastman Kodak Company. "Copying and. Duplicating in Black and White and Color."Kodak Special Guides, M-1, Rochester, N.Y.: Eastman Kodak Company, 1984.

"The Fundamentals of Radiography." Kodak Special Guides, Ml-18.Rochester, N.Y.: Eastman Kodak Compary, 1980.

Finley, R. "The Value of Research Collections." Bioscience 37: 92.

Fletcher, Kathleen Brown. The Nine Keys to Successful Volunteer Programs. WashingtonD.C.: Taft Group, 1987.

Garrett, K.L. "Documentation Guidelines for the Preparation and Conservation ofBiological Specimens." CoP tion Forum 5 (1989): 47-51.

Gary, Susan N. A Lawyer's Guide to Private Foundations. Chicago: "onors Forum ofChicago, 1987.

Green, Sara Wolf, ed. The Conservation Assessment: A Tool for Planning, Implementing,and Fundraising. Los Angeles: Getty Conservation Institute and the National Institutefor the Conservation of Cultural Property, 1990.

Greene, Mary Wilder. "Federal Funding for Museums: A Short Primer." Curator 25, no. 2(1982): 97-106.

Griset, Suzanne, and Thurid Clark. "Labelling Artifacts, Appendix a" In Summary Reportof the C. Hart Merriam Ethnographic Collections Renovation Project, NationalScience Foundation. Davis: University of California, 1985.

Hale, W. N. Jr. "Visual Assessment of Appearance Instruments Cannot Do Everything."ASTM Standardization News (1987): 46-49.

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Hartman, Heady A. Funding Sources and Technical Assistance for Museums andHistorical Agencies, Nashville, Tenn.: American Association for State and Local History,1979.

Hawken, William R. What You Really Need to Know about Close-ups. New York: Cu....r_ ALondon, 1981.

Hawks, Catharine A., and Carolyn L. Rose. A Preliminary List of Conservation Resourcesfor the Care of Natural History Collections. Washington, D.C.: ConservationCommittee, Society for the Preservation of Natural History Collections, 1988.

Hawks, Catharine A., and Stephen L. Williams. "The Care of Specimen Labels in VertebrateResearch Collections." In Proceedings of the 1985 Workshop on Care andMaintenance of Natural History Collections, ed. Janet Waddington and David M.Rudkin. Toronto: Royal Ontario Museum, 1986.

John Hilberry and Associates, Inc. Museum Facilities Design Checklist: A Contv) .entGuide for the Museum Professional. Detroit: John Hilberry and Associates, Inc., 1980.

Hoffman, Marilyn. "Writing Realistic Grant Budgets." Museum News 58, no. 3 (January/February 1980): 48-53.

Idiens, Dale. "A Survey Method of Storage of Ethnographical Collections." In InternationalCouncil of Museums' Committee for Conservation Triennial Meeting, Venice, 1975.

International Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works. Conservation inMuseums and Galleries: A Survey of Facilities in the United Kingdom. London: UnitedKingdom Group, 1974.

Katlan, Alexander, Barbara Appelbaum and Paul Himmelstein. "Some Uses of a VideoCassette Recorder in the Conservation Laboratory." Journal of the American Institutefor Conservation 26 (1987): 59-63.

Keck, Caroline K. "On Conservation: Initiating and Following Up on a Survey." MuseumNews 50, no, 3 (November 1971): 9.

Kushel, Dan. "Photodocumentation for Conservation: Procedural Guidelines andPhotographic Concepts and Techniques." Paper presented at the annual meeting of theAmerican Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works, San Francisco,1980.

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Lefferts, Robert. Basic Handbook of Grants Management. New York: Basic Books, 1983.

Leisher, William, and Richard Amt. "Required Photographic Documentation Equipment."Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Institute for Conservation ofHistoric and Artistic Works, San Franci.sco, 1980.

Leveque, Margaret A. Labelling Objects. Boston: Museum of Fine Arts, 1983.

Losche, Diane, and Sue Walston. "Conserving Ethnographic Collections: Problems ofDocumentatiGn." Museum 34, no. 1 (1982): 34-36.

Lynch, Michael F. "Photographic Documentation." Association for PreservationTechnology Bulletin 4 (1987).

Merritt, E. Collections Policy The Children's Museum Inc. South Dartmouth, Mass:Children's Museum 1980.

Morimer, Dorothy. "Professionalizing the Museum Worker." Museum News (1972).

Mundel, Jerry. "So You Wanna Be a Proposal Writer!" The Grantsmanship Center News11, no. 4 (1983): 52-53.

National Conservation Advisory Council. Conservation of Cultural Property in the UnitedStates. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution, 1976.

National Institute for the Conservation of Cultural Property. Directory of Members, ed.Polly Arenberg. Washington, D.C.: National Institute for the Conservation of CulturalProperty.

National Park Service. National Park Service Museum Handbook Part I: MuseumCollections. Rev. ed. Washington, D.C.: National Park Service, Curatorial ServicesDivision, forthcoming.

. Conserve 0 Gram Series, Washington, D.C.: National Park Service, CuratorialServices Division, 1979-90.

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Nichols, Susan K. Fund Raising: A Basic Reader: Resource Report 1. Washington, D.C.:American Association of Museums, 1987.

Oxford University Press. Dictionary of Computing. 3c1 ed. New York: Oxford UniversityPress, 1987.

Phillimore, Elizabeth A. A Glossary of Terms Useful in Conservation with a Supplementon Reporting Condition ofAntiquities. Ottawa: Canadian Museums Association, 1976.

"Rack and Roll . . . Making Stored Collections Accessible, Yet Safe." Technology andConservation 1-77 (Spring 1977): 5-7.

Reeves, Pat. "Conserving Tapestries with Volunteer Energy." Curator 18, no. 3 (September1975): 182-91.

Renz, Loren, ed. The Foundation Directoty. 14th ed. New York: The Foundation Center,1989.

Schmid, Claus-Peter. Photography for Artists and Craftsmen. New York: Van NostrandReinhold Company, 1975.

Schur, Susan E. "Conservation Terminology: A Review of Past and Current Nomenclatureof Materials." Parts 1-4. Technology and Conservation (Spring, Summer 1985, Fall-Winter 1985-88, Spring 1989): 34-40, 35-38, 40-41, 29-32,

Shahani, Chandru J., and William K. Wilson. "Preservation of Libraries and Archives."American Scientist 75 (May/June 1987): 240-50.

Shepard, L. "Shaping a Conservation Plan Through General Surveys." American Institute forConservation of Historic and Artistic Works Newsletter 13 (1988): 1-2.

Sommerville, Bill. "Where Proposals Fail." The Grantsmansbl,' Center News 10, no. 1(1982): 24-25.

Stam, Deirdre C. "The Quest for a Code, or a Brief History of the ComputerizedCataloguing of Art Objects." Art Documentation 8, no. 1 (Spring 1989): 7-15.


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Sturtevant, William C. "Ethnological Collections and Curatorial Records." Museum News 44,no. 7 (1960: 16-19.

Tite, M. S. Methods of Physical Examination in Archaeology. London: Seminar Press Ltd.,1972.

Titus, William. Photographing Works of Art. New York: Watson-Guptill, 1982.

Torres, Amparo R. de, comp. Bibliography, The Conservation Assessment: A Tool forPlanning, Implementing, and Fundraising. Los Angeles: Getty Conservation Institute andthe National Institute for the Conservation of Cultural Property, 1990.

Virginia Association of Museums. Conservation Awareness Technical Assistance Leaflet.Richmond, Va.: Virginia Association of Museums, Winter/Spring 1987.

Waddington, Janet, and David M. Rudkin, eds. Proceedings of the 1985 Workshop onCare and Maintenance of Natural Histoty Collections. Toronto: Royal OntarioMuseum, 1986.

Williams, Stephen L., and Catharine A. Hawks. "Inks for Documentation in VertebrateResearch Collections." Curator 29, no. 2 (1986): 93-103.

Wilson, Marlene. The Effective Management of Volunteer Programs. Boulder, Colo.:Volunteer Management Associates, 1976.

Wolf, Sara J., and P. Lynn Denton. "Labeling Museum Specimans." ConservationN. ies,(Materials Conservation Laboratory, Texas Memorial Museum, University ofTexas at Austin) 11 (1985).


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Agrawal, Om Prakash. Care and Preservation of Museum Objects. New Delhi: NationalResearch Laboratory for Conservation of Cultural Property, 1977.

"Air Transport." Registrar's Report 1, no. 3 (October, 1977).

American Association of Museums. Planning for Emergencies: A Guide for Museums.Washington, D.C.: American Association of Museums, 1990.

. Fine Art of Federal Grantsmanship for Museums: Resource Report 7.Washington, D.C.: American Associv tion of Museums, 1988.

. Museums for a New Century. Washington, D.C.: American Associatiol, ofMuseums, 1985.

. Conservation of the Decorative Arts. Washington, D.C.: AmericanAssociation of Museums, 1976.

American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works. Conservation Trainingin the United States. Washington, D.C.: American Institute for Conservation, 1989.

. Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice for Art Conservators.Washington, D.C.: American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works,1985.

40 Ames, Michael M. "Storage and Study Collections." Museum Journal 20, no. 1. 65-79.

Anderson, Hazel, and McIntyre John E. Planning Manual for Disaster Control in ScottishLibraries and Records Offices. Edinburgh: National Library of Scotland, 1985.

Andrews, Robert D. Planning the Documentation of Museum Collections. Duxford,Cambiidge: The Museum Documentation Ascociation, 1985.

Appelbaum, Barbara, and Paul Himmelstein. "Planning for a Conservation Survey."Museum News 64, no. 3 (February 1986): 5-14.

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/"Area Conservation." Heritage Canada 2, no. 3 (Summer 1976): 44-45.

"Archaeological Specimen Storage and Study Box." Regional Mineral ResourcesDevelopment Center News 2, 3 (1985): 5-6.

"Arsenic in Taxidermy Specimens." Art Hazards News 7, 5 (1984).

Association of Research Libraries. "Spec Kits." Washington, D.C.: Association of ResearchLibraries, Office of Management Studies.

Bachmann, Konstanze. "Basic Principles of Storage." Cooper-Hewitt Museum NewYork State Conservation Consultancy Bulletin 1 (1986).

. "Paintings Storage." Cooper-Hewitt Museum New York StateConservation Consultancy Bulletin 6 (1986).

. "Reading List on Conservation." Cooper-Hewitt Museum New York StateConservation Consultancy Bulletin 10 (1986).

. "Supplies and Suppliers." Cooper-Hewitt Museum New York StateConservation Consultancy Bulletin. 8 (1985).

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Banta, Melissa, Germaine Juneau , and Lea S. McChesney. "Saving the Sacrificed: ExhibitionCollaboration and Computerization." Museum News 65, no. 1 (October/November1986): 48-53.

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`Basic Deterioration and Preventive Measures for Museum Collections." Shelley ReismanPaine, producer. Nashville, Term.: American Association for State and Local History,1985. Videotape VHS.

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Bell, Michael. Expanded Notes Toward a Condition Report. Oakland: The OaklandMuseum, 1978.

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Biodeterioration Society. Biodeterioration 6. Farnham, Slough, United Kingdom: C. A. B.International Mycological Institute, 1986.

Blackshaw, S. M., and V. D. Daniels. "Selecting Safe Materials for Use in the Display andStorage of Antiques." In Preprints of the International Council of Museums' Committeefor Conservation Triennial Meeting, Zagreb, Yugoslavia, 1978.

Blumenthal, Sally, and Brendra Sailer. Tax Incentives for Rehabilitating Historic Buildings:Pisa.: Tax 1989 Analysis. Washington, D.C.: Preservation Press, 1990.

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Canadian Conservation Institute. "Anionic Detergent." CCI Notes 13/9 (September 1983).

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"Care of Encased Photographic Images." CCI Notes 16/1 (September 1986).

. "Care of Black-and-White Photographic Glass Plate Negatives." CCI Notes16/2 (September 1986).

. "Care of Black-and-White Photographic Negatives on Film." CCI Notes 16/3(September 1986).

"rue of Black-and-White Photographic Prints." CCI Notes 16/4 (September1986).

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"Care of Colour Photographic Materials." CCI Notes 16/5 (September 1986).

"Processing Contemporary Black-and-White Photographic Films andPapers." CCI Notes 16/6 (September 1986).

. "Care of Ivory, Bone, Horn, and Antler." CCI Notes 6/1 (September 1983).

"Care of Basketry." CCI Notes 6/2 (September 1983).

"Care of Canoes, Kayaks and Umiaks." CCI Notes 6/ 3 (April 1986).

"Care of Objects Decorated with Glass Beads." CCI Notes 6/4 (January 1987).

. "Care of Quillwork." CCI Notes 6/5 (September 1983).

. "Care of Commercially Tanned Leather." CCI Notes 8/2 (September 1983).

. "Care of Rawhide and Semi-Tanned Leather." CCI Notes 8/4 (September1983).

. "Care of Objects Made from Rubber and Plastic." CCI Notes 15/1 (April1986).

. "Cleaning Glass and Acrylic Display Cases." CCI Notes 1/2 (September 198r

. "The Cleaning, Polishing and Protective Waxing of Brass and CopperObjects." CCI Notes 9/3 (June 1983).

. "Cleaning Paintings Precautions." CCI Notes 10/ 1 (April 1986).

. "Condition Reporting Paintings." CCI Notes 10/7 (August 1987).

. "Daylite Fluro-Spray Floodlight." CCI Notes 13/3 (September 1983).


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. "Display and Storage of Museum Objects Containing Cellulose Nitrate." CCINotes, 15/3 (August 1986).

"Environmental and Display Guidelines for Painthgs." CCI Notes 10/4 (April1986).

"Emergency Treatment of Water-Damaged Paintings on Canvas." CCI Notes10/5 (August 1986).

"Environmental Monitoring Kit." CCI Notes 2/4 (June 1983).

. "Examining for Insect Infestation." CCI Notes 3/1 (April 1986).

. "Fibre Information." CCI Notes 13/11 (April 1986).

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. "Hanging Storage for Costumes." CCI Notes 13/5 (December 1988, secondprinting).

. "Keying Out of Paintings." CCI Notes 10/9 (March 1988).

. "A Light Damage Slide Rule." CCI Notes 2/6 (February 1989).

. "Making Padded Blocks." CCI Notes 10/2 (April 1986).

. "Matting Works on Paper." CCI Notes 11/5 (April 1986).

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. "Planning for Disaster Management: Introduction." CCI Notes 14/1 (May1984).

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"Planning for Disaster Management: Emergency or Disaster?" CCI Notes 14/2(May 1984).

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. "Preserving Leather Bookbinding." CCI Notes 11/7 (April 1987).

. "Protective Enclosures for Books and Paper Artifacts." CCI Notes, 11/1(September 1983).

"Recognizing Active Corrosion." CCI Notes 9/1 (April 1986).

"Rolled Storage for Textiles." ca Notes 13/3 (September 1983).

. "Stitches Used in Textile Conservation." CCI Notes 13/10 (April 1986).

. "Storage Systems for Paintings." CCI Notes 10/3 (April 1986).

"Storage for Costume Accessories." CCI Notes 13/ 12 (February 1987).

"Storing Works on Paper." CCI Notes 11/2 (April 1986).

"Support Methods for Display of Books." CCI Notes 11/8 (April 1987).

"Textiles and the Environment." CCI Notes 13/1 (April 1986).

"Ultraviolet Filters for Flourescent Lamps." CCI Notes 2/1 (June 1983).

. "Track Lighting." CCI Notes 2/3 (June 1983).

. "Using a Camera to Measure Light Levels." CCI Notes 2/5 (September 1983).

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"Velcro Support System for Textiles." CCI Notes 13/4 (September 1983).

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Clapp, Anne F. Curatorial Care of Works of Art on Paper. 4th ed. New York: Lyons andBurford Publishers, 1987.

Clapp, Anne F., Roy Perkinson, Antoinette King, Marjorie Coh, Paul N. Banks and JoséOrraca, comp. and contr. Reading List for Students in Conservation of Historic andArtistic Works on Paper and Photographs. Washington, D. C.: American Institute forConservation of Historic and Artistic Works, 1980.

Clark, Susie. "Preservation of Herbarium Specimens: An Archive Conservator'sApproach." Taxon 35 (1986): 675-82.

Clarke, J. "Ultraviolet Filtering Films for Museum Use, Properties and Effectiveness."International Council of Museums Bulletin 6, no. 3 and 4 (1980): 35-40.

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Clydesdale, Amanda. Chemicals in Conservation: A Guide to Possible Hazards and SafeUse. Edinburgh: Conservation Bureau, Scottish Development Agency/Scottish Societyfor the Conservation and Restoration, 1982.

Cohen-Stratyne, Barbara and Brigette Kueppers, eds. Preserving America's PerformingArts Collections. Theater Library Association, 1985.

Coleman, Lawrence Vail. Museum Buildings. Washington, D.C.: American Association ofMuseums, 1950.

Collier, Donald, and Harry Tschopik. "The Role of Museums in American Anthropology."American Anthropologist 56 (1954): 768-79.

Co Hinson, M. 'Special Problems in the Conservation of Palaeobotanical Material."Geological Curator, 4 (1987): 439-45.

Collins, Sheldan. How to Photograph Works of Art. Nashville, Tenn.: AmericanAssociation for State and Local History, 1986.

Commoner, Lucy. "Warning Signs When Textiles Need Conservation." Cooper-HewittMuseum New York State Conservation Consultancy Bulletin 13 (1985).

. "Personal Protective Equipment for Conservators: Gloves and HandProtection." Journal of the American Institute for Conservation 23, no. 2 (1984): 153-158.

Conrad, Daniel Lynn. "Successful Fund Raising Techniques." 2d ed. San Francisco: Institntefor Fund Raising.

Conservation Analytical Laboratory. Identification Numbering Procedures, CAL NotesNo. 508A, 508B, 508A. Washington D.C.: Smithsonian Institution, 1979.

. Identification Numbering Procedures (Not or Objects Made of PlasticsMaterial), CAL Notes No. 508C. Washington D.C.: Smithsonian Institution, 1979.

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