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This bibliography was intended originally to serve as an in-house resource to keep staff members informed about each others' preservation activities. Also, it addresses the need for a comprehensive, up-to-date list of staff publications to use when responding to inquiries about work that has been or is being conducted by members of the Preservation Directorate. Because of interest shown by the preservation community in sharing information and resources, we are making this bibliography available to a larger audience. We hope that others will find it useful.
1.
Albro, Sylvia Rodgers and Thomas C. Albro. The Examination and
Conservation Treatment of the Library of Congress Harkness
1531 Huejotzingo Codex. Journal of the American Institute for
Conservation 29 (2): 97-115 (Fall 1990).
2.
Albro, Sylvia Rodgers and Thomas C. Albro. The Examination and
Conservation Treatment of the Library of Congress Harkness
1531 Huejotzingo Codex. In Preprints of Papers Presented at
the Sixteenth Annual Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana, June 1-
5, 1988, 148-160. Washington, D.C.: American Institute for
Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works, 1988.
3.
Albro, Thomas C. Books and Their Enemies: Caring for Your Library.
Washington Post, Book World, February 21, 1988: 6.
4.
Albro, Thomas C. The Conservation of Rare Books at the Library of
Congress. In Abstracts of Papers Presented at the Eighteenth
Annual Meeting, Richmond, Virginia, May 29-June 3, 1990, 11-
12. Washington, D.C.: American Institute for Conservation of
Historic and Artistic Works, 1990.
5.
Ash, Nancy, compiler. Media Problems. In Paper Conservation
Catalog, Chap. 3. 2nd ed. LC staff members contributing to
this chapter: Karen Garlick. Washington, D.C.: American
Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works,
Book and Paper Group, 1985.
6.
Asociaci�n par la Conservaci�n del Patrimonio Cultural de las
Americas. Apoyo, edited by Amparo R. de Torres and Ann
Seibert. Vol. 1, no. 1 (Mayo 1990)- Washington, D.C.: 1990-
7.
Barger, M. Susan. Characterization of Deterioration in Glassplate
Negatives. In Printing of Transcript Summaries, Second
International Symposium: the Stability and Preservation of
Photographic Images, August 25-28, 1985, 134-147. Society of
Photographic Scientists and Engineers, 1985.
8.
Barger, M. Susan and Thomas T. Hill. Thiourea and Ammonium
Thiosulfate Treatments for the Removal of "Silvering" from
Aged Negative Materials. Journal of Imaging Technology 14
(2): 43-46 (April 1988).
9.
Bertalan, Sarah and Hugh Phibbs, compilers. Matting and Framing.
In Paper Conservation Catalog, Chap. 40. 5th ed. LC staff
members contributing to this chapter: Margaret Brown and Sarah
Melching. Washington, D.C.: American Institute for
Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works, Book and Paper
Group, 1988.
10.
Brown, Margaret. Boxes for the Protection of Rare Books.
Washington, D.C.: Preservation Office, Research Services,
Library of Congress, 1982.
11.
Burns, T. and K. Potje. Support Problems. In Paper Conservation
Catalog, Chap. 4. 7th ed. LC staff members contributing to
this chapter: Michele Hamill and Jesse Munn. Washington,
D.C.: American Institute for Conservation of Historic and
Artistic Works, Book and Paper Group, 1990.
12.
Carlson, Lage E. Conservation Training in North America. In
Preprints: 7th International Congress of Restorers of Graphic
Art, 26th-30th August 1991, Uppsala/Sweden, edited by K. Jonas
Palm and Mogens S. Koch. [Hamburg, Germany]: Internationale
Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Archiv- Bibliotheks- und
Graphikrestauratoren (IADA), 1991.
13.
Couch, Randall, compiler. Neutralization and Alkalization. In
Paper Conservation Catalog, Chap. 20. 2nd ed. LC staff
members contributing to this chapter: Peter G. Sparks.
Washington, D.C.: American Institute for Conservation of
Historic and Artistic Works, Book and Paper Group, 1985.
14.
Darragh, David W. Deacidification of Brittle Manuscripts and
Documents. Restaurator 2 (3-4): 179-84 (1978).
15.
Dirda, Marian Peck. The Code of Ethics and Manuscript and Archival
Conservation. Book and Paper Group Annual 4: 118-121 (1985).
16.
Duhl, Susan and Nancy Nitzberg. Surface Cleaning. In Paper
Conservation Catalog, Chap. 14. 8th ed. LC staff members
contributing to this chapter: Barbara Meier-Husby, Jesse Munn,
Sarah Wagner. Washington, D.C.: American Institute for
Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works, Book and Paper
Group, 1992.
17.
Fischer, Audrey and Tamara Swora. Library of Congress Optical Disk
Pilot Program, Optical Disk Print Pilot Project. Washington,
D.C.: Library of Congress, 1986.
18.
Fischer, Audrey. Optical and Videodisc Technology. Library Hi
Tech Bibliography 2: 105-112 (1987).
19.
Fischer, Audrey. The Optical Disk Print Pilot Program at the
Library of Congress. In Automation at the Library of
Congress, edited by Suzanne E. Thorin, 41-43. Washington,
D.C.: Library of Congress Professional Association, 1986.
20.
Futernick, Robert and Debra Evans, compilers. Filling of Losses.
In Paper Conservation Catalog, Chap. 26. 4th ed. LC staff
members contributing to this chapter: Sylvia Rodgers.
Washington, D.C.: American Institute for Conservation of
Historic and Artistic Works, Book and Paper Group, 1987.
21.
Futscher, Joan M. Preservation Microfilming: Bibliography.
Washington, D.C.: IFLA PAC, National Preservation Program
Office, Library of Congress, 1988.
22.
Garlick, Karen. A Brief Review of the History of Sizing and
Resizing. Book and Paper Group Annual 5: 94-107 (1986).
23.
Garlick, Karen, and Merrily A. Smith. Materials at Risk. [A-V
program] Washington, D.C.: Library of Congress; National
Archives and Records Administration; and National Endowment
for the Humanities, 1990.
24.
Gould, Barbara. The Removal of Secondary Supports from Works of
Art on Paper. Book and Paper Group Annual 6: 52-64 (1987).
25.
Hamburg, Doris A. Conservation of a Fifteenth Century Manuscript.
Golden Thread 2 (1): 2-3 (Spring 1991).
26.
Hamburg, Doris, van der Reyden, Diane and Tim Vitale, compilers.
Humidification. In Paper Conservation Catalog, Chap. 22.
[1st ed.] Washington, D.C.: American Institute for
Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works, Book and Paper
Group, 1984.
27.
Hamburg, Doris A. Library and Archival Collections. In Caring for
Your Collections, 52-63. New York: Abrams, 1992.
28.
Hamburg, Doris A. Need for Photos and the Written Word. AIC
Newsletter 15 (6): 4 (November 1990).
29.
Hamburg, Doris A. Paper Conservation Catalog. In Preprints of
Papers Presented at the Sixteenth Annual Meeting, New Orleans,
Louisiana, June 1-5, 1988, 218-221. Washington, D.C.:
American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic
Works, 1988.
30.
Hamburg, Doris A. Public Outreach Report. AIC News 17 (2): 7
(March 1992).
31.
Hamburg, Doris A. The Washington Haggadah, a Conservator's
Perspective. In The Washington Haggadah, edited by Myron M.
Weinstein, 173-195. Washington, D.C.: Library of Congress,
1991.
32.
Hamburg, Doris A. The Washington Haggadah: Conservation of a
Fifteenth Century Vellum Manuscript. In Abstracts of Papers
Presented at the Seventeenth Annual Meeting, Cincinnati, Ohio,
May 31-June 4, 1989, 5-6. Washington, D.C.: American
Institute for Historic and Artistic Works, 1989.
33.
Harris, Kenneth E. [et al.] Funding Preservation Programs in ARL
Libraries: Strategies for the 1990's, Discussion. In Minutes
of the 119th Meeting, October 1991, Washington, DC, 45-48.
Washington, D.C.: Association of Research Libraries, 1992.
34.
Harris, Kenneth E. The Future of [the Library of] Congress' Mass
Deacidification Plans. In Minutes of the 119th Meeting,
October 1991, Washington, DC, 42-44. Washington, D.C.:
Association of Research Libraries, 1992.
35.
Harris, Kenneth E. Preservation and the Library of Congress in the
1990's. New Library Scene 9 (6): 8-15 (December 1990).
36.
Hengemihle, Frank H., Lindsey, Norris, and Chandru J. Shahani.
Accelerated Aging of Paper Within Plastic Film Envelopes and
Cardboard Boxes. In Abstracts of Papers Presented at the
Seventeenth Annual Meeting, Cincinnati, Ohio, May 31-June 4,
1989, 59-60. Washington, D.C.: American Institute for
Historic and Artistic Works, 1989.
37.
Henry, Walter, compiler. Sizing/Resizing. In Paper Conservation
Catalog, Chap. 17. 5th ed. LC staff contributing to this
chapter: Sylvia Rodgers Albro, Thomas Albro, Karen Garlick,
Doris Hamburg (liaison), Barbara Meier-James, Jesse Munn.
Washington, D.C.: American Institute for Conservation of
Historic and Artistic Works, Book and Paper Group, 1988.
38.
International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions
(IFLA). Core Programme on Preservation and Conservation.
International Preservation News, edited by Merrily Smith. No.
1 (September 1987) to No. 4 (August 1990). Washington, D.C.:
Library of Congress, National Preservation Program Office,
1987-1990. (From No. 5 (December 1992)- Paris:
Bibliothèque Nationale/Direction Technique, IFLA PAC
International Center, 1992- )
39.
Kelly, George B. Composition for Use in Deacidification of Paper.
United States Patent (#3,939,091) Feb. 17, 1976.
40.
Kelly, George B. and John C. Williams. Inhibition of Light
Sensitivity of Papers Treated With Diethyl Zinc. In
Preservation of Paper and Textiles of Historic and Artistic
Value II, edited by John C. Williams, 109-117. Advances in
Chemistry Series, no. 193. Washington, D.C.: American
Chemical Society, 1981.
41.
Kelly, George B. Mass Deacidification. In Preservation of Library
Materials, edited by Joyce R. Russell, 59-70. New York, N.Y.:
Special Libraries Association, 1980.
42.
Kelly, George B. Mass Deacidification with Diethyl Zinc. Library
Scene 9 (3): 6-7 (September 1980).
43.
Kelly, George B. and John C. Williams. Mass Deacidification with
Diethyl Zinc, Large-scale Trials. In Preprints of Papers
Presented at the Sixth Annual Meeting, Fort Worth, Texas, 1-4
June 1978, 81-92. Washington, D.C.: American Institute for
Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works, 1979.
44.
Kelly, George.B., Tang, Lucia C., and Marta K. Krasnow.
Methylmagnesium Carbonate--an Improved Nonaqueous
Deacidification Agent. In Preservation of Paper and Textiles
of Historic and Artistic Value, edited by John C. Williams,
62-71. Advances in Chemistry Series, no. 164. Washington,
D.C.: American Chemical Society, 1977.
45.
Kelly, George B. and Stanley Fowler. Penetration and Placement of
Alkaline Compounds in Solution-deacidified Paper. Journal of
the American Institute for Conservation 17 (2): 33-43 (1978).
46.
Kelly, George B. Practical Aspects of Deacidification. Bulletin
of the American Institute for Conservation of Historic and
Artistic Works 13 (1): 16-28 (October 1972).
47.
Kelly, George B. and Norman Weberg. Specifications and Methods of
Test for Alkaline Papers. In 1981 Papermakers Conference, 71-
76. Atlanta, Ga.: TAPPI Press, 1981.
48.
Kelly, George B., Williams, John C., Mendenhall, G.D. and C.A.
Oagle. The Use of Chemiluminescence in the Study of Paper
Permanence. In Durability of Macromolecular Materials, edited
by R.K. Elby, 117-125. ACS Symposium Series, no 95.
Washington, D.C.: American Chemical Society, 1979.
49.
Library of Congress. Making Today's Books Last: Vapor-phase
Deacidification at the Library of Congress. Washington, D.C.,
1985.
50.
Library of Congress. Newspaper and Gazette Report, edited by Imre
T. J�rmy. [Vol. 4], no. 1- Vol. 6, no. 3. Washington, D.C.,
1976-1978.
51.
Library of Congress. Director for Preservation. Administrative
Department. Selected References in the Literature of
Conservation. Preservation Leaflet, 1. Washington, D.C.,
1975.
52.
Library of Congress. Director for Preservation. Administrative
Department. Environmental Protection of Books and Related
Materials. Preservation Leaflet, 2. Washington, D.C., 1975.
53.
Library of Congress. Director for Preservation. Administrative
Department. Preserving Leather Bookbindings. Preservation
Leaflet, 3. Washington, D.C., 1975.
54.
Library of Congress. National Preservation Program Office.
National Preservation News, edited by Carolyn Clark Morrow,
Merrily A. Smith, contributing editor. Nos. 1-8. Washington,
D.C., 1985-1987.
55.
Library of Congress. National Preservation Program Office.
Preservation of Library Materials: First Sources.
Preservation Leaflet, 1 (Rev.). Washington, D.C., 1982.
56.
Library of Congress. National Preservation Program Office. Paper
and Its Preservation: Environmental Controls. Preservation
Leaflet, 2 (Rev.). Washington, D.C.: Library of Congress,
Preservation Office, 1983.
57.
Library of Congress. National Preservation Program Office.
Marking Paper Manuscripts. Preservation Leaflet, 4 (Rev.).
Washington, D.C.: Library of Congress, Preservation Office,
1983.
58.
Library of Congress. National Preservation Program Office.
Newsprint and its Preservation. Preservation Leaflet, 5
(Rev.). Washington, D.C.: Library of Congress, Preservation
Office, 1981.
59.
Library of Congress. National Preservation Program Office.
Audiovisual Resources for Preserving Library and Archival
Materials. Preservation Leaflet, 6. Washington, D.C.:
Library of Congress, Preservation Office, 1983.
60.
LLibrary of Congress. Preservation Office. A National Preservation
Program: Proceedings of the Planning Conference. Washington,
D.C., 1980.
61.
Library of Congress. Preservation Office. Research Services.
Polyester Film Encapsulation. Washington, D.C.: Library of
Congress, 1980.
62.
Manns, Basil and Lou Sharpe, II. Document Understanding Using
Layout Styles of Title Page Images. In Machine Vision
Applications in Character Recognition and Industrial
Inspection, edited by Donald D'Amato, Wolfe-Ekke Blanz, Byron
Dom, 50-61. Proceedings/SPIE--the International Society for
Optical Engineering, no. 1661. Bellingham, WA: SPIE, the
International Society for Optical Engineering, 1992.
63.
Manns, Basil. The Electronic Document Image Preservation Format.
In Preservation of Electronic Formats and Electronic Formats
for Preservation, edited by Janice Mohlhenrich, 63-81. Fort
Atkinson, Wis.: Highsmith Press, 1993.
64.
Manns, Basil. New Technology Requires Rethinking Storage Needs.
Government Computer News 6 (6): 38 (March 27, 1987).
65.
Manns, Basil. Optical Disk Encompasses Competing Technologies.
Government Computer News 6 (6): 40 (March 27, 1987).
66.
Manns, Basil. Optical Disk Testing Systems. In Optical Mass Data
Storage II, edited by Robert Freese, Maarten DeHaan, and
Albert A. Jamberdino, 306-309. Proceedings of the SPIE, vol.
695. Bellingham, Wash.: SPIE--the International Society for
Optical Engineering, 1986.
67.
Manns, Basil. Status of the Library of Congress Document Storage
and Retrieval System. In Optical Information Systems '88,
edited by Judith Paris Roth, 132-135. Westport, CT: Meckler,
1988.
68.
McComb, Robert E. and John C. Williams. The Value of Alkaline
Papers for Recycling. TAPPI 64 (4): 93-96 (April 1981). Also
in 1981 Papermakers Conference, 65-70. Atlanta, Ga.: TAPPI
Press, 1981.
69.
Mendenhall, G.D., Kelly, George B. and John C. Williams. The
Application of Several Empirical Equations to Describe the
Change of Properties of Paper on Accelerated Aging. In
Preservation of Paper and Textiles of Historic and Artistic
Value II, edited by John C. Williams, 177-188. Advances in
Chemistry Series, no. 193. Washington, D.C.: American
Chemical Society, 1981.
70.
Meier-James, Barbara. Modification of a Basic Polyester Post
Binding. Book and Paper Group Annual 2: 62-65 (1983).
71.
Mohr, Pauline, compiler. Backing Removal. In Paper Conservation
Catalog, Chap. 24. 2nd ed. LC staff members contributing to
this chapter: Doris Hamburg. Washington, D.C.: American
Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works,
Book and Paper Group, 1985.
72.
Munn, Jesse. Examination and Treatment of Vellum. In Recent
Advances in Leather Conservation, 16-19. Washington, D.C.:
Foundation of the American Institute for Conservation of
Historic and Artistic Works, 1985.
73.
Munn, Jesse. Renaissance of Linen/Flax Paper. Hand Papermaking 1
(1): 10-12 (Spring 1986).
74.
Munn, Jesse. Thoughts on Western Papermaking. Fine Print 9 (3):
99+ (July 1983).
75.
Munn, Jesse. Treatment Techniques for the Vellum Covered Furniture
of Carlo Bugatti. Book and Paper Group Annual 8: 27-38
(1989). Also appears in Wooden Artifacts Postprints (1988).
76.
Oldham, Jan Merrill and Merrily Smith, editors. The Library
Preservation Program, Chicago, Ill.: American Library
Association, 1985.
77.
O'Loughlin, Elissa and Linda Stiber. A Closer Look at Pressure-
Sensitive Adhesive Tapes. In Conference Papers Manchester
1992, 280-287. Worcester, England: Institute of Paper
Conservation, 1992.
78.
O'Loughlin, Elissa and Linda Stiber. Hinge, Tape and Adhesive
Removal. In Paper Conservation Catalog, Chap. 15. 8th ed.
LC staff members contributing to this chapter: Sylvia R.
Albro, Barbara Meier-Husby. Washington, D.C.: American
Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works,
Book and Paper Group, 1992.
79.
Owen, Antoinette, compiler. Lining. In Paper Conservation
Catalog, Chap. 45. 5th ed. LC staff members contributing to
this chapter: Sylvia Rodgers. Washington, D.C.: American
Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works,
Book and Paper Group, 1988.
80.
Poole, Frazer G. Some Aspects of the Conservation Problems in
Archives. American Archivist 40 (2): 163-171 (April 1977).
81.
Roberts, Matt and Don Etherington. Bookbinding and the
Conservation of Books. Washington, D.C.: Library of Congress,
1982.
82.
Roberts, Matt. Electronic Security in Dollars & Cents. Library
Security 1 (1): 1-3 (January 1975).
83.
Roberts, Matt. The Role of the Librarian in the Binding Process.
Special Libraries 62 (10): 413-420 (October 1971).
84.
Robinson, Lawrence S. Establishing a Preservation Microfilming
Program: the Library of Congress Experience. Microform Review
13 (4): 239-244 (Fall 1984).
85.
Robinson, Lawrence S. Preservation of Non-print Materials.
Oklahoma Librarian 30 (4): 26-35 (October 1980).
86.
Rodgers, Sylvia, compiler. Consolidation/Fixing/Facing. In Paper
Conservation Catalog, Chap. 23. 5th ed. LC staff members
contributing to this chapter: Doris Hamburg, Sarah Melching,
Jesse Munn, Frances Prichett, Ann Seibert. Washington, D.C.:
American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic
Works, Book and Paper Group, 1988.
87.
Rodgers, Sylvia. A Method for Temporarily Facing a Varnished Map
During Aqueous Conservation Treatment. Book and Paper Group
Annual 4: 89-93 (1985).
88.
Roosa, Mark, with Sarah Wagner, technical editor, Carrie Beyer,
production manager, and Merrily Smith, managing editor. Care,
Handling, and Storage of Photographs. Washington, D.C.:
International Federation of Library Associations and
Institutions, Core Programme, Preservation and Conservation,
1992.
89.
Rose, Carolyn L. and Amparo R. de Torres. Storage of Natural
History Collections. Pittsburgh, Pa.: Society for the
Preservation of Natural History Collections, 1992.
90.
Ruzicka, Glen. Polyester Encapsulation in Signatures. Book and
Paper Group Annual 2: 88-94 (1983).
91.
Ruzicka, Glen. Rare Book Conservation at the Library of Congress.
In Recent Advances in Leather Conservation, 84-86.
Washington, D.C.: Foundation of the American Institute for
Conservation, 1984.
92.
Sclawy, Adrian and John C. Williams. The Demand For Alkaline
Permanent Paper. In 1981 Papermakers Conference, 85-88.
Atlanta, Ga.: TAPPI Press, 1981.
93.
Sclawy, Adrian. The Effects of Varying Relative Humidity
Conditions on the Folding Endurance of Aging Paper Samples.
In Preservation of Paper and Textiles of Historic and Artistic
value II, edited by John C. Williams, 217-222. Advances in
Chemistry Series, no. 193. Washington, D.C.: American
Chemical Society, 1981.
94.
Sclawy, Adrian and Frederic M. Stiner, Jr. How Long Will the
Working Papers in Your Files Last? Journal of Accounting,
Auditing & Finance 4 (3): 265-269 (Spring 1981).
95.
Sclawy, Adrian. Method for Preparing Leather for Slurrying. Abbey
Newsletter 5 (2): 21-22 (April 1981).
96.
Sebera, Donald K. Diethyl Zinc Mass Deacidification of Library
Materials - Recent Pilot Plant Results. In Abstracts of
Papers, 196th ACS National Meeting, Los Angeles, California,
September 25-30, 1988, (p.) CELL. 0054. Washington: American
Chemical Society, 1988.
97.
Sebera, Donald K. The Effects of Strengthening and Deacidification
on Paper Permanence: Part. 1--Some Fundamental Considerations.
Book and Paper Group Annual 9: 65-117 (1990).
98.
Sebera, Donald K. A Graphical Representation of the Relationship
of Environmental Conditions to the Permanence of Hygroscopic
Materials and Composites. In Proceedings of Conservation in
Archives, International Symposium, Ottawa, Canada, May 10-12,
1988, 51-75. Paris: International Council on Archives, 1989.
99.
Sebera, Donald K. The Impact of the Environment. In Managing the
Preservation of Serial Literature, edited by Merrily A. Smith,
47-65. IFLA Publications, 57. Munich: Saur, 1992.
100.
Sebera, Donald K. and Peter G. Sparks. The Library of Congress DEZ
Gas Diffusion Deacidification Process. In Paper Preservation,
edited by Philip Luner, 116-121. Atlanta, Ga.: TAPPI Press,
1990.
101.
Shahani, Chandru and Robert McComb. A Clarification on
Specifications for Archival Paper. Tappi Journal 70 (9): 128
(September 1987).
102.
Shahani, Chandru, Hengemihle, Frank and Norman Weberg. Effect of
Alkaline Reserve Content on the Permanence of Paper. In
Abstracts of Papers, 196th ACS National Meeting, Los Angeles,
California, September 25-30, 1988, (p.) CELL. 0055.
Washington: American Chemical Society, 1988.
103.
Shahani, Chandru and Frank Hengemihle. Effect of Some
Deacidification Agents on Copper-catalyzed Degradation of
Paper. In Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works on
Paper, edited by Helen D. Burgess, Sherry Guild, and David
Tremain. Ottawa, Canada: Canadian Conservation Institute.
Publication due in late 1993.
104.
Shahani, Chandru, Hengemihle, Frank and Norman Weberg. The Effect
of Variations in Relative Humidity on the Accelerated Aging of
Paper. In Historic Textile and Paper Materials II, edited by
S. Haig Zeronian and Howard L. Needles, 63-80. ACS Symposium
Series, no. 410. Washington, D.C.: American Chemical Society,
1989.
105.
Shahani, Chandru and Frank Hengemihle. The Influence of Copper and
Iron on the Permanence of Paper. In Historic Textile and
Paper Materials, edited by Howard L. Needles and S. Haig
Zeronian, 387-410. Advances in Chemistry Series, no. 212.
Washington, D.C.: American Chemical Society, 1986.
106.
Shahani, Chandru. Letter to the Editor [Re: Encapsulation Research
at the Library of Congress]. Abbey Newsletter 10 (2):20
(April 1986).
107.
Shahani, Chandru. Options in Polyester Encapsulation.
Conservation Notes Section. ACA Bulletin (Association of
Canadian Archivists) 11 (1): 20 (September 1986).
108.
Shahani, Chandru, Hengemihle, Frank and Norman Weberg. Options in
Preservation of Library and Archive Collections. In Planning
Modernization and Preservation Programmes for South Asian
Libraries. Calcutta: National Library, Government of
Calcutta, 1992.
109.
Shahani, Chandru and William K. Wilson. Preservation of Libraries
and Archives. American Scientist 75: 240-251 (May-June 1987).
110.
Shahani, Chandru. Preservation Research at the Library of
Congress. In Directory: Information Sources on Scientific
Research Related to the Preservation of Books, Paper, and
Adhesives, 19-28. Washington, D.C.: Commission on
Preservation and Access, 1990.
111.
Smith, Christine [et al.] Adhesives. In Paper Conservation
Catalog, Chap. 46. 6th ed. LC staff members contributing to
this chapter: Sarah Bertalan, Doris Hamburg, Sylvia Rodgers
Albro, Jill Sterrett, Sarah Wagner. Washington, D.C.:
American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic
Works, Book and Paper Group, 1989.
112.
Smith, Merrily A. The Dissemination of Preservation Information.
In Managing the Preservation of Serial Literature, edited by
Merrily A. Smith, 239-249. IFLA Publications, 57. Munich:
Saur, 1992.
113.
Smith, Merrily A. Handling Books in General Collections. [A-V
Program] Washington, D.C.: Library of Congress, National
Preservation Program Office, 1984.
114.
Smith, Merrily A. Konservierung an der Internationalen Front
(Preservation on the International Front). Bibliothek:
Forschung und Praxis 13 (1): 11-15 (1989).
115.
Smith, Merrily A., editor. Managing the Preservation of Serial
Literature. IFLA Publications, 57. Munich : Saur, 1992.
116.
Smith, Merrily A. Massenentsäurung an der Library of Congress
(Mass Deacidification at the Library of Congress).
Bibliothek: Forschung und Praxis 12 (3): 294-297 (1988).
117.
Smith, Merrily A. Matting and Hinging of Flat Paper Objects. In
Storage of Natural History Collections, edited by Carolyn L.
Rose and Amparo R. de Torres, 145-148. Pittsburgh, Pa.:
Society for the Preservation of Natural History Collections,
1992.
118.
Smith, Merrily A. and Margaret Brown. Matting and Hinging of Works
of Art on Paper. Washington, D.C.: Library of Congress, 1981.
119.
Smith, Merrily A. and Pamela Darling. Planning a Preservation
Program. Pts. 1 and 2. [A-V Program] Washington, D.C.:
Library of Congress, National Preservation Program Office,
1984-86.
120.
Smith, Merrily A., editor. Preservation of Library Materials,
Conference Held at the National Library of Austria, 2 vols.
IFLA publications, 40, 41. Munich: Saur, 1987.
121.
Smith, Merrily A. Preservation on the International Front. In
Meeting the Preservation Challenge, edited by Jan Merrill-
Oldham, 59-66. Washington, D.C.: Association of Research
Libraries, 1988.
122.
Smith, Merrily A., Jones, Norvell M. M., Page, Susan L. and Marian
Peck Dirda. Pressure-sensitive Tape and Techniques for its
Removal From Paper. Journal of the American Institute for
Conservation 23 (2): 101-113 (1984). Also in Book and Paper
Group Annual 2: 95-113 (1983).
123.
Smith, Merrily A. Scrapbooks at the Library of Congress.
Preserving America's Performing Arts: Papers from the
Conference on Preservation Management for Performing Arts
Collections, edited by Barbara Cohen-Stratyner and Brigitte
Kueppers, 73-77. New York: Theatre Library Association, 1985.
124.
Smith, Merrily A. and Karen Garlick. Surveying Library
Collections. Technical Services Quarterly 5 (2): 3-18 (1987).
125.
Sparks, Peter G. and Richard D. Smith. Deacidification Dialogue.
College & Research Libraries News 46 (1): 9-11 (January 1985).
126.
Sparks, Peter G. LC's Mass Deacidification. Library Journal 111
(13): 10-14 (August 1986).
127.
Sparks, Peter G. Marketing for Preservation. In The Library
Preservation Program, edited by Jan Merrill-Oldham and Merrily
Smith, 75-79. Chicago, Ill.: American Library Association,
1985.
128.
Sparks, Peter G. Mass Deacidification at the Library of Congress.
Restaurator 8 (2/3): 106-110 (1987).
129.
Sparks, Peter G. Mass Deacidification at the Library of Congress.
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