Re: Blood stain identification

[Constance <cnstnce@xxxxxxxxxx>]

For a professional lab you can also try the archaeology/anthropology dept. at Mercyhurst College in PA.  One of their specialties is forensic work on blood residues, including species of origin.  They do contract work, but be prepared for a long lead time.

http://mai.mercyhurst.edu/Contact%20Info/MAI_1h_contact_mai.htm

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</x-tad-bigger>David Walker

Talisman Restoration, Inc.
719 Swift St. #5
Santa Cruz, CA 95060 USA
Tel:    831 425 7847
Fax:    831 425 7829
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> > > > stillwaterstudio@xxxxxxxxxxx 01/24 8:35 AM >>>
> Hi everyone:
>
> I have a client with a cotton Confederate (1860's) flag with stains that
> have historically been considered to be blood.  My client is interested in
> having the stains analyzed to confirm or disprove this.  I'm aware of
> fairly