We recently received an item made of straw that has some dark mold and mildew on it. We've placed it in a polyethylene bag and separated it from the other straw items so that the mold does not spread, but we'd like to eventually display it.========================================================= Important Subscriber Information:
I have looked at the websites for the National Park Service and for palimpsest.stanford.edu/ (which is currently off-line. Currently, we do not have the funds to have a conservator handle it, so I'm asking for suggestions. I'd greatly appreciate any assistance.
Thank you,
Joan E. Denman
Senior Archivist & Historian
Institute on World War II
& the Human Experience
PO Box 3062200
Florida State University
Tallahassee, FL 32306-2200
Ph: 850-644-9033
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