Hello Kirsten
 
There are several sources available with the information you request.  I
have listed four sources below.  You may wish to also consult with paper
conservators.  Check with several as the information provided will
oftentimes be "all over the map".  However, there are many who have a "real
world" perspective and make recommendations that are practical and
affordable.
 
Referral Service (they will provide you with a listing of available
conservators for any type material)
               American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic
               Works
               1717 K Street, N.W. Suite 301
               Washington, D.C. 20006
               Tel: 202.452.9545 Fax 202.452.9328
 
Conservator:  Northeast Document Conservation Center
               100 Brickstone Square
               Andover, MA 01810
               Telephone 508.470.1010. Fax 508.475.6021
 
 
Suppliers:     Conservation Resources International, Inc.
               8000-H Forbes Place
               Springfield, VA 22151
               tele. 703.321.7730  Fax 703.321.0629
 
               Light Impressions
               439 Monroe Avenue
               P.O. Box 940
               Rochester, NY 14603-0940
               tele.  Order--1.800.828.6216  Fax 1.800.828.5539
 
               Gaylord Bros
               P.O. Box 4901
               Syracuse, NY 13221-4901
               tele. Order 1.800.448.6160  Fax 1.800.272.3412
               Customer Service 1.800.634.6307
               Professional Conservator Archival Help Line
               Thursdays and Fridays 1.800.428.3631
 
               University Products, Inc.
               517 Main Street P.O. Box 101
               Holyoke, MA 01041-0101
               tele. Order 1.800.628.1912  Fax 1.800.532.9281
               Customer Service 1.800.762.1165
 
I hope this helps you get started.
 
H. Dale Durham, Chief
Museum Services Division
Southeast Region
National Park Service
75 Spring St. S.W. Suite 1144
Atlanta, GA 30303
404.730.2201
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