Subject: Oxygen-free display cases
Johan Hermans <jhermans<-a t->museum-london< . >org< . >uk> writes: >We are researching an economic way of building an oxygen free >display case for a rubberized piece of costume. Here are some recent bibliographic sources for removing oxygen from art object environment: 1. "A dynamic system for removing air using an electrochemical cell" by Mark Gilberg and others, Studies in Conservation, vol.41 no. 3, 1996. 2. "Oxygen deprivation for the extermination of insects infesting of architectural drawings", by Hilary A. Kaplan and others, The paper Conservator vol.20 1996. 3. "A field trail for the use of ageless in the preservation of rubber in museum collections" by Yvonne Shashoun and others, postprint of Ottawa symposium, Canadian conservation Institute, on the issue of The conservation of modern materials 15-20 Sep. 1993 Hope you will find some answers there. Michael Maggen Senior paper Conservator The Israel Museum Jerusalem Israel *** Conservation DistList Instance 11:14 Distributed: Wednesday, August 6, 1997 Message Id: cdl-11-14-003 ***Received on Tuesday, 5 August, 1997