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Historic Textile And Paper Materials Ii: Conservation And Characterization
Historic Textile And Paper Materials Ii: Conservation And Characterization

By William S. Ginell, C Blair, Laura DeSimone, S.Haig Zeronian, M.A. BECKER, R. J. Koestler, C. Santamaria, S. P. Hersh, Ira Block, Helmut Schweppe, Frank H. Hengemihle, D. W. G. Clements, Sara Wolf Green, Howard L. Needles, Chandru. J. Shahani, M. Ballard, Harald Berndt, C. E. Butler, T. Jennings, Eric F. Hansen, P. A. Tucker, David N.-S. Hon, N. INDICTOR, N. KERR, D. J. Priest, C. A. Millington, S. B. Lee, J. Bogaard, R. L. Feller, Norman Weberg, E. Méthé, Kimberly Claudia J. Nowak, Jeanette M. Cardamone

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