Subject: White gloves
D.R. Grauberger <graubec8231<-a t->uni< . >edu> writes >....... My situation is that I need a good reference, in plain >English, and preferably with pictures to convince them of the need >for them to wear the white gloves as they work with the collection >pieces. Perhaps something that demonstrates how a fingerprint can >eventually burn itself into a metal object, or other example of >metal damage by skin oils. You want to read "Fingerprints on Photographs" by (the late) Klaus Hendriks. You will find his paper in: "Topics in Photographic Preservation" Volume Five, by the American Institute for Conservation, Photographic Materials Group. 1993 If gives clear answers in clear English. (Five and half page) You may be ordering this publication from the AIC in Washington, or I'll Xerox it and mail it if you cannot find it. Good luck, Hans de Herder Nationaal Fotorestauratie Atelier Witte de Withstraat 63 3012 BN Rotterdam The Netherlands +31-10-2331696 Fax: +31-10-2331965 *** Conservation DistList Instance 10:93 Distributed: Friday, April 25, 1997 Message Id: cdl-10-93-003 ***Received on Friday, 25 April, 1997