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The Textile Specialty Group Postprints - 1991
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Table of Contents
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Preface
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Page 5
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A View from the Top: Reinstallation of the Rhode Island State House Tapestries.
Deirdre Windsor
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Page 6
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Evaluating Textile Treatments: Discussing the State-of-the-Art.
Sara Wolf, Patricia Ewer, Jane Hutchins, Mary Buonocore Kaldany, Barbara Applebaum
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Page 17
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Investigation, Engineering and Conservation Combined: The Reconstruction of a Seventeenth Century Dress.
Teresa Knutson
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Page 26
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Conservation of Grave Garments from Spanish Colonial Santa Fe 1690-1710.
Terri Schindel
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Page 46
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Joint Session of the Paintings and Textiles Specialty Groups Postprints - 1991
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Painting or Textile? Notes on the Treatment of a Satin Political Banner with Oil Portrait.
Mary Buonocore Kaldany
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Raising the Flag: The Examination and Treatment of a Civil War Era Painted Silk Flag.
Nancy R. Pollak and Fonda G. Thomsen
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Page 9
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Spills, Splatters, and Leaks: Taking the Stain Out of the Stain Painting.
Leni Potoff
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Page 18
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Conservation of an 18th Century Deccan Pechhavai.
Deborah Bede
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Page 19
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The Suction Sick and the Quilt Square: Further Investigations.
Susan Anne Mathisen and Mary Ashton
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Page 28
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Poulticing Techniques for Textiles.
Leslie Melville Smith
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Page 38
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The Structural Treatment of Two Hoarfrost Series Pieces by Robert Rauschenberg.
Carolyn Tallent and Denise Domergue
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Page 39
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Surfactant Comparison Test.
Melissa Boring and Patricia Ewer
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Page 41
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The Textile Specialty Group Postprints - 1992
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Predicting the Drying Behavior of Textiles
Kathy Francis
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Page 1
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Evaluation of the Effects of Wet Treatments on Dry Site Archaeological Textiles, Phase One: Visible and Tensile Changes
Sara Wolf, and Cynthia Hughes
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Page 7
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The Deterioration and Preservation of Silk
Eric F. Hansen, and Harry Sobel
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Page 14
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Climate and Conservation
Mary Ballard
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Page 31
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Comparison of Treatments for Damage in Oriental Carpets
Elizabeth Callison Petillo
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Page 46
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The Conservation of Painted Wall Coverings from Clayton House, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Gilbert Delcroix, Veronica Illes, and Violaine Lion
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Page 60
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An Eighteenth Century Liturgical Garment Reveals Its Secrets
Frances Whitaker Mayhew, and Malgorzota Podkanska
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Page 66
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The Textile Specialty Group Postprints - 1993
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Table of Contents
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Preface
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Page 5
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A Study of Deposits on Glass in Direct Contact with Mounted Textiles
Susan C. Heald, Lucy Commoner, Mary W. Ballard
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Page 7
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Methodology of Color Measurement of Historic Textiles
Deborah Bede
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Page 19
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The Chemical Interaction of Surfactants with Fibers, Especially Silk
Heason Rhee, Mary W. Ballard
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Page 28
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Rescuing Water Damaged Textiles During L.A.’s Urban Riots
Dubravka Turkovic Kiseljev
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Page 38
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Rigid Mount Support Systems for the Exhibition of Textiles Using Less Intrusive Sewing Methods
Zoe Annis Perkins
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Page 47
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The Conservation of a Fan Using Microfiber Fabrics
LaTasha D. Harris, Susan Anne Mathisen
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Page 57
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Pre-Program Textile Conservation Internships
Patricia Ewer, Catherine C. McLean, Rachel Paar
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Page 65
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SMALL GROUP DISCUSSIONS - Summaries
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Page 78
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Passive Storage and Display Mounts
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Planning Large Scale Textile Projects
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Cleaning Techniques
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Dyes and Dyeing
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Humidification and Dehumidification Techniques
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The Textile Specialty Group Postprints - 1994
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Table of Contents
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Preface
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Page 5
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Interdisciplinary Philosophies. Textiles and Paper: A Common Ground
Kathleen Kiefer
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Page 7
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Diverse Solutions from the Upholstery Lab at SNEA
Anne Battram
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Page 17
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Basket Cases: Two Upholstery Treatments Composed of Plant Materials
Nancy C. Britton
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Page 27
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History of the Paper Conservation Catalog: Lessons for the Textile Group
Kate Maynor
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Page 39
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The Textile Conservation Catalog to Date
Sara J. Wolf
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Page 45
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The Textile Specialty Group Postprints - 1995
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Table of Contents
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Preface
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Page 7
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Papers from the Panel: Water - What About it?”
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Pages 8-23
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Deborah Bede
Water - What About it?”
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Page 9
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Susan C. Heald
Deionized Water and its Reactivity - Could it be Damaging?”
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Page 12
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Jane Merritt
The Developing and Installation of a Purified Water System
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Page 15
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Meredith Montague
pH Testing Methods in Textile Conservation
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Page 20
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Papers from the Panel: Review of Current Practices in Wet Cleaning
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Pages 24-37
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Patricia Ewer
Practicalities of Wet Cleaning
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Page 25
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Davis E Walker
Surfactants in Textile Conservation
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Page 29
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Rebecca Johnson-Dibb
Contact Cleaning of Textiles
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Page 35
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Papers from the Panel: To Clean or Not to Clean - Decision Making for Textile Wet Cleaning
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Pages 38-51
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Deirdre Windsor
To Clean or Not to Clean? Decision Making for Textile Wet Cleaning
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Page 39
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Six Case Studies on the Topic of Wet Cleaning
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Page 52-98
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Cara Varnell
From Tubs to Tables: A Survey of Wet Cleaning Equipment Used in Textile Conservation
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Page 53
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Susan Anne Mathisen
The Use of Reemay in Wet Cleaning
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Page 64
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Susan Alder, Linda Eaton
Chelating Agents in Wet Cleaning Systems
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Page 69
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Ela Keyserlingk, Jan Vuori
Wet Cleaning of an Oversized Textile on a Vacuum Wash Table
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Page 79
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Camille Myers Breeze, Marlene Eidelheit
Hats off to Wet Cleaning!
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Page 87
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Chris Paulocik
Wet Cleaning in 3-D
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Page 93
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The Textile Specialty Group Postprints - 1996
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Page 7
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Preface
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PAPERS FROM THE PANEL: Display Method Update
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Pages 8-29
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Update - Costume Display Methods
Polly Willman
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Pages 9-11
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Display Methods for Small Textiles
Vuka Roussakis
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Pages 12-13
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Mounting Large Textiles
Muffie Austin
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Pages 14-16
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Curatorial and Conservation Considerations for a 14th-15th Century Mamluk Cap
Robin M. Hanson, Linda Easton
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Pages 17-29
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PAPERS FROM THE PANEL: Documentation: More Than Just Paper
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Pages 30-53
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Beyond Paper
Jane L. Merritt
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Pages 31-36
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Documentation: More Than Just Paper
David Boyne, Deborah Lee Trupin
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Pages 37-45
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Addressing Some Problems in Textile Photodocumentation
Susan R. Schmalz
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Pages 46-53
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PAPERS FROM THE PANEL: Analytical Techniques
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Pages 54-93
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A Spot-Test Directory for Material Characterization
Nancy Odegard, Scott Carroll, Werner Zimmt
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Pages 55-60
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A Technical Study of Painted Textiles
James S. Martin
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Pages 61-69
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Textile Pseudomorphs From 17th Century Native American Burials
Cathy Coho
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Pages 70-78
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Identification of Dyes on Textiles From RI-1000
Rebecca Johnson-Dibb, Margaret Ordonez
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Pages 79-90
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Fiber-Safe Extraction of Red Mordant Dyes
Erica J. Tiedemann, Yiqi Yang
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Pages 91-93
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GENERAL SUBMISSION OF PAPERS
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Pages 94-122
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Textile Conservation Issues
Virginia J. Whelan, Linda Eaton
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Pages 94-103
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Photographing Textiles: Answers to Questions Submitted by the AIC Textile Specialty Group
Dan Kushel
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Pages 104-122
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The Textile Specialty Group Postprints - 1997
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Table of Contents
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Preface
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Page 5
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If You Can’t Beat’em Join’em
Vicki Cassman
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Page 7
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Preservation of Maya Textile Fragments Excavated Ninety Years Ago in the Yucatan: A Closer Look
Nancy Love and T. Rose Holdcraft
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Page 12
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The Unprecedented Discovery of The Royal Purple Dye on the Two Thousand Year-Old Royal Masada Textile
Zvi C. Koren
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Page 23
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Compensation / Restoration of a Tuscarora Beaded Cloth with Tuscarora Beadworkers
Susan Heald
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Page 35
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The Use of Textile Pigments in Conservation Applications
Nancy Britton
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Page 40
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Anna Pavlova’s Tutu: Compensation for Loss
Joanne Hackett
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Page 50
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Supporting Tears in Leather
Gwen Spicer
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Page 57
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Compensation for Loss in Textiles Using Commercially Available and Easy to Use Artists Coloring Materials: Evaluating Their Stability, Fiber Compatibility and Aesthetics
Mary Kaldany, Sigurros Sigurdardottir, Maria Berman
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Page 63
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Historic Royal Palaces Textile Conservation Studios: An Introduction
Robert Allen
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Page 80
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The Design, Planning and Implementation of the Antonio Ratti Textile Center Textile Study and Storage Facility at The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Elena Phipps
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Page 87
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Cradle System for Tapestry Installation
Michael P. Kociemba
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Page 89
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The Influence of Disaster Recovery on the Reinstallation of Historic Wall Coverings
Deirdre Windsor
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Page 94
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Upholstered Replacement Showcovers and Furnishings Approached as Compensation for Loss
Nancy Britton
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Page 108
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Comite National De Conservacion Textil (Chilean National Committee for Textile Conservation) 10 Years in the Field of Conservation
Maria Luisa Gruzmacher Gallo
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Page 117
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The Textile Specialty Group Postprints - 1998
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Table of Contents
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Preface
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When Patching is Impractical: Nontraditional Compensation for Loss in a Quilt
Susan R. Schmalz
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Insect Infestation: A Large Tapestry’s Fumigation and Stabilization for Storage
Betsy Gould
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Page 9
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Up on the Roof: Light Bleaching of Large Textiles, Two Case Studies
Joy Gardiner and Joanne Hackett
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Page 15
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Borohydride: An Alternative to Oxidative Bleaching of Cellulosic Textiles
Susan Adler
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Page 27
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Disaster Recovery: Teaching Textile Salvage Techniques to the First Response Team
Kathy Francis
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Page 39
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Disaster Recovery at the University of Alberta, or Every Flood has a Silver Lining
Shirley Ellis
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Page 45
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The Effects of Freeze-Drying on Selected Properties of Wool Fabric
Shawn Gardner Fischer
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Page 53
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Observations on Soot Removal from Textiles
Joanne Hackett
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Page 63
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From Archive to Database to Research Tool: The Transformation of an Uncatalogued Sample Collection into an Accessible Database
Robin Hanson
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Page 71
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A Disaster? Injuring Ourselves Through the Work We Love
Patricia Silence
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Page 79
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Reevaluating the Crafts Traditions of Textile Conservation
Sara J. Wolf
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Page 85
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Resumenes en Espanol / Abstracts in Spanish
Comite Nacional de Conservacion Textil, Chile
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Page 87
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The Textile Specialty Group Postprints - 1999
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Table of Contents
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Preface
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Page v
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Cellulolytic Biodegradation of Cotton Fibers from a Deep Ocean Environment
Runying Chen, Kathryn A. Jakes
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Manufactured-Fiber Conservation: A Cause for Concern?
Lisa M. Ferreira
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Page 11
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The Cost of Conservation: Preserving a National Treasure - The Star-Spangled Banner Project
Suzanne Thomassen-Krauss
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Page 19
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Preventative Textile Conservation Care for a Collection of Functional Alter Frontals
Sharon Little
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Page 25
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The Application of Pluronic Surfactants to Textile Conservation
Julie Randolph, Linda Eaton, Richard Wolbers and Janice Carlson
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Page 37
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The Modern Bridal Gown: The Manufacture, Distribution, and Care of a Ritual Garment at the Turn of the 21st Century
Jerry Shiner
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Page 43
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Results of an Ergonomics Survey for Textile Conservators
Patricia Silence
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Page 45
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The Saga of New York State’s Battle Flags: How to Fund Conservation for a Heritage at Risk
Deborah Trupin
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Page 49
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Measuring Silk Deterioration: Investigation into the Usefullness of High-Performance Size Exculsion Chromatography
Season Tse, Anne-Laurence DuPont
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Page 51
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A Balancing Act: Determining Textile Conservation Treatments Working within Budgetary Concerns of the Clients and the Textile Conservation Center
Susan Wellnitz
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Page 53
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Resumenes en Espanol / Abstracts in Spanish
Comite Nacional de Conservacion Textil
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Page 59
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The Textile Specialty Group Postprints - 2000
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Preface
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Page v
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Developing A Protocol for Analysis of Textile Finishes on Wool
Beth Szuhay, Janice Carlson, and Linda Eaton
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Page 1
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Dealing with Forgeries at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Lizou Fenyvesi
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Page 15
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Fourier Transform-Infrared Microspectroscopy as an Effective Tool for Single Fiber Identification and Fiber Structural Analysis
Runying Chin, Kathryn A. Jakes, and Rekha Spinivasan
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Page 25
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Oxidation Products in Artificially Aged Cellulose Film
Frances Whitaker Mayhew and Ira Block
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Page 39
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Influence of Nitrogen Gas and Oxygen Scavengers on Fading and Color Change in Dyed Textiles
Judy J. Brott Buss and Patricia Cox Crews
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Page 55
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Hanger-Mannequins at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Gail Singer
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Page 69
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The Evolution of American Tapestry Conservation
Camille Myers Breeze
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Page 75
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Preserving the Historic Document: Minimal Conservation Intervention for 18th- Century and 19th-Century Needlework and Pictorial Embroidery
Deirdre Windsor
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Page 89
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Recent Evolution in Textile Conservation
Joy Gardiner
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Page 101
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Poster: Overlay with a Difference: Using Thread to Create a Strong Edge Finish on Tetex TR
Renee Dancause
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Page 109
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The Textile Specialty Group Postprints - 2001
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Conservation of Maori Textiles Decorated with Traditional Dyes
Rangi Te Kanawa, Gerald J. Smith, Glenn A. Fenton and Ian J. Miller
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Mirror Imaging: The Art of Tapestry Revisited
Marion MacDonald and Patricia Hughes
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Page 11
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The Unfolding of a Sticky Situation: The Treatment of a 19th - Century Temple Hanging
Beth Szuhay and Joy Gardiner
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Page 19
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Identification and Degradation Analysis of Textiles Recovered from the Queen Anne’s Revece Shipwreck
Runying Chen and Wayne Lusardi
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Page 27
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Effectiveness of Soil Removal by Two New Nonionic Surfactants, Orvus WA Paste and Surfactant Blends
Rebecca Tinkham and Nancy Kerr
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Page 47
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A Storage System for Archaeological Textile Fragments
Lisa Anderson, Dominique Cocuzza, Susan Heald and Melinda McPeek
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Page 59
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The Textile Specialty Group Postprints
A Joint Session with the Objects Specialty Group Concerning Composite Objects - 2002
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Preface
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Page v
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Initial Investigation into a Resinous Maya Burial Shroud
Candis Griggs
ABSTRACT (links to OSG site)
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Textile Fragments Associated with Flaked Stone Symbols from the Maya Site of Altun Ha, Belize
Jill Plitnikas
ABSTRACT (links to OSG site)
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Page 11
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Severely Degraded Textiles on Archaeological Artifacts at the Agora Excavations in Athens, Greece
Julie Unruh
ABSTRACT (links to OSG site)
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Page 25
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The Conservation of a Third Century BCE Chinese Bronze Dagger-Axe with Organic Remains
E. D. Tully
ABSTRACT (links to OSG site)
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Page 37
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Rhapsody in Blue: Kingfisher Feather Cloisonne in the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery
Ellen Salzman Chase and Blythe McCarthy
ABSTRACT (links to OSG site)
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Page 45
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Conserving the Wright Brother's 1905 Flyer III: An Interdisciplinary and Logistical Challenge
Deborah Bede and Malcolm Collum
ABSTRACT (links to OSG site)
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Page 57
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The Conservation of Frederic E. Church's Leather Arm Chair
Deborah Lee Trupin
ABSTRACT (links to OSG site)
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Page 67
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Summary of Potential Artifact Damage from Low Temperature Pest Management
Ellen Carrlee
ABSTRACT (links to OSG site)
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Page 75
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Collaborative Treatment of a Native American Robe from the Miami Community with Silk
Ribbonwork and Metal Decoration
Mika Takami, Susan Heald, and Jessica S. Johnson
ABSTRACT (links to OSG site)
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Page 85
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Saving America's Treasures: Threatened Artifacts from the Apollo Era
Lisa Young
ABSTRACT (links to OSG site)
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Page 97
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Conservation through Investigation: Uncovering the Story of a Japanese Ceremonial Doll
Lara Kaplan
ABSTRACT (links to OSG site)
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Page 105
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Four Spanish Polychrome Processional Sculptures from the Early 18th- Century and a Masterpiece in Focus.
Maureen Russell
ABSTRACT (links to OSG site)
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Page 119
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Poster
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Yet Another Padded Hanger
Jane L. Merritt and Carol B. Reed
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Page 133
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The Textile Specialty Group Postprints - 2003
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Trail by Fire: Fire Retardants Ignite Research Project on Exhibit Case Materials
Alyssa Becker and Susan Heald
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Effects of Light and Heat Aging on Selected Quilting Products Containing Adhesives
Janet Evenson and Patricia Cox Crews
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Page 13
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A Question of Color for a 19th Century Silk Fabric with Metal Threads
Bonnie Halvorson and Molly McNamara
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Page 27
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Theorem Paintings: Potential Treatment Options
Joanne M. Klaar and Susan Anne Mathisen
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Page 35
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Beneath the Grime: Measuring the Effects of Preservation Treatments for Textiles
Fenella G. France
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Page 45
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Optical Microscopy Techniques for Examination of Alpaca Hair Fibers: Application to Archaeological Textiles
Angela M. Curl and Kathryn A. Jakes
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Page 53
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Peel Strength and Reversibility of Adhesive Support Treatments on Textiles: The Nature of Bond Failure as Revealed by Scanning Electron Microscopy
Irene Karsten and Nancy Kerr
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Page 69
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The Development of the Sows Ear Mount and How it is Affixed to the Wall: A Custom Contour Exhibit Support for Textiles
Joy Gardiner and Julia M. Burke
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Page 83
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A Chilling Experience: The Treatment of A Robert Rauschenberg Hoarfrost Painting
Zoe Annis Perkins
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Page 95
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Adventures in Bleaching
Deborah Bede
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Page 103
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The Textile Specialty Group Postprints - 2004
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Determining the Efficacy of Cyclododecane as a Barrier for a Reduction Bleaching Treatment of a Silk Embroidered Linen Napkin
Yadin Larochette
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Germ Theory
Mary W. Ballard and Norman Indictor
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Page 11
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The Characterization and Identification of Azlons (Regenerated Protein Fibers)
Denyse Montegut
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Page 21
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Effects of Accelerated Heat and Light Aging on Textiles Marked with Fabric Marking Pens
Janet Evenson and Patricia Cox Crews
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Page 23
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For the Public Eye: The Excavation and Return of Original Upholstery Chosen by Mrs. Anna Ramsey for a Reception Room Suite of Furnishings from 1872
Ann Frisina
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Page 33
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The Conservation, Restoration, and Exhibition of a 19th Century Dress from the Merchant’s House Museum
Helen Kapodistrias
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Page 43
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Conservation of Wall Coverings at Gillette Castle
Camille Myers Breeze
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Page 55
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The Burned Tapestries of the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine: What Can We Learn from the Ashes?
Marlene Eidelheit and Sabrina de Vanna
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Page 65
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Catch the Wave: A Flexible New Option for Quilt Display
Deirdre Windsor
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Page 77
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The Development of a Sectional Trampoline Mount, or How to Fit an 8 by 12 Foot Framed Flag into an Elevator with a 7 by 5 Foot Door
Deborah Lee Trupin and Sarah C. Stevens
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Page 85
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The Conservation of Richard Greene or How an Object Became by Friend
Nancy Love
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Page 93
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Conservation and Assembly of an Ethnographic Textile
Aranzazu Hopkins Barriga
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Page 99
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Water Use in Conservation Treatment: A Case for Standards?
Veronica Bullock
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Page 105
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Form and Function: Fifties Furniture Becomes Fine Art
Cary Beattie Maguire
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Page 115
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Plastics in Twentieth-Century Costume Collections
Renee Walker and Margaret Ordonez
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Page 125
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The Textile Specialty Group Postprints - 2005
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Collections Care at the Antonio Ratti Textile Conservation Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Rebecca Fifield and Giovanna Fiorino-Iannace
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Page 1
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Documenting and Implementing Conservation Requests from Native Communities
Lauren Chang and Susan Heald
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Page 9
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The Role of Historic Documentation in a Contemporary Textile Project
Robin M. Hanson
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Page 19
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Conservation Training on Three Continents: One Student’s Exposure to Different Treatment and Documentation Practices
Yadin Larochette
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Page 31
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The Seminar Workshop as an Education Model: Teaching Textile Conservation at the Escuela Nacional de Conservacion, Restauracion Y Museografia
Rosa Lorena Roman Torres and Abner Gutierrez Ramos
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Page 37
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Second Time’s the Curse: The Shattered Silks of Schiaparelli
Sara Reitter, Howard Sutcliffe, Ken Sutherland and Beth A. Price
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Page 43
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Slings and Arrows: Safe Costume Transport
Mary C. Baughman
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Page 51
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Improving Accessibility of a Textile and Fashion Arts Collection at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Meredith Montague
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Page 53
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Preliminary Study of a Micro Extraction Method for Measuring the pH of Textiles
Jan Vuori and Season Tse
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Page 63
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POSTERS / TIPS
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Photoyellowing and Photobleaching of Silk and Wool Fabrics Under Monochromatic and Multichromatic Light Radiation
Erika Takamura, Kunio Yoshizumi and Patricia Cox Crews
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Page 75
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Splitting Hairs: A Sampling Technique for Fibers
Anne Murray
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Page 83
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Custom Skirt Hanger
Katherine Sahmel and Lisa Stockebrand
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Page 87
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The Textile Specialty Group Postprints - 2006
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Preface
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Page V
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Mounts Altered: Mounting Textiles to Meet the Needs of Clients
Gwen Spicer
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Page 1
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The Hyde House Furnishing Plan: Scholarship and Science to the Rescue
Erin B. Coe
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Page 11
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A Case of Compromise: Working With Guest Curators
Lucy Commoner
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Page 21
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It’s Impossible to be an Eighteenth-Century British Loyalist Without a Waistcoat and Ancillary Items
Sunae Park Evans
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Page 31
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Reconstruction, Reproduction, Replication, Re-Creation: Synonyms in the Costume History and Textile Conservation Literature? A Matter of Perspective
Renee Dancause
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Page 41
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Costume Dilemmas: “Dangerous Liasons”
Chris Paulocik
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Page 55
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The Compromise and Rewards of Textile Conservation Training in Far Flung Places From Madagascar to Bhutan
Julia Brennan
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Page 65
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Wide Format Digital Inkjet Printing for Textile Conservation
Nancy Britton, Chris Paulocik, and Jan Vuori
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Page 75
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Poster
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Hair Consolidation and Treatment of an Insect Damaged Dancing Hat From Sierra Leone
Anya McDavis-Conway, Jakki Godfrey, Bruno P. Pouliot, and Richard Wolbers
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Page 87
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