Just arrived in the Chantry Library….the latest issue of:
Journal of PaperConservation (IADA), Vol.15, No.1, 2014
Editorial: Our Silver Lining by Renate Mesmer and Birgit Reissland page 3
Peer-Reviewed Articles:
– The Dutch Fe-Migration Mending Test: Exploring Further Areas of Use by Oulfa Belhadj et al.
pp.9-15
In Practice
– A New Application for Board Slotting: The Clear Drop Spine Box by Abigail Wendler Bainbridge pp.16-20
– Enhancing the Board-Slotting Technique: Tips to Improve the Result by Adrienne Bell, Linda Hohneke, Renate Mesmer pp.21-23
– Hanging by a Thread ? A Housing/Display Suggestion for Single Parchment Leaves without the Use of Adhesive by Konstantina Konstantinidou pp.24-27
Projects
– A History of Pastels: Jean-Etienne Liotard and the Princess Karoline Luise van Hessen-Darmstadt by Leila Sauvage pp.27-28
Back to the Sources
– Pulp Literature: What Advertisements Can Tell Us by Bas van Velzen pp29-31
Professional Matters
– New Scholarship in Early Modern Binding: Folger Shakespeare Library, Washington, DC, August 2013 by Goran Proot, Adrienne Bell pp.32-34
Degree Works
– The Standardized Photographic Documentation of Working Steps and Technical Procedures involved in Conservation by Miriam Reiche (HAWK – Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaft und Kunst, Hildesheim-Holzminden-Göttingen/DE)
– Conservation of Two Carolingian Manuscripts and Their Late Medieval Binding – An Investigation into the Impact of Parchment Flattening Treatments on the Migration of Iron Gall Inks by Sandra Vez (L’Institut National du Patrimoine, Paris/FR)
– The Humidification Treatment of a Water-Sensitive, Starched Iranian Talismanic Shirt Covered with Calligraphy by Gaelle Hennion (L’Institut National du Patrimoine, Paris/FR)
Materials & Equipment
– Tape Removal Tools pp.37-38
Instructables
– Preparing Starch Paste with the Saucier and Knowing its Dilution pp.38-39