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UC Aerospace PhD qualifying exam : Preservation Lab Treatment Report
No full textThis is a UC Aerospace PhD qualifying exam from May 3, 1973. The exam is composed of 16 sheets of light beige wove paper typewritten on the recto, and all stapled together on the top left corner. There is not much information about this item, except it belongs to the Neil Armstrong archival collection at the Engineering Library. This item came to the Lab for housing only
Documents on the History of the Greek Jews : Preservation Lab Treatment Report
No full textThis is a collection of 11 large inkjet (?) prints regarding the history of the Greek Jews with 6 informational sheets accompanying 17 prints in all, all housed in a blue textured paper portfolio. In addition, there are six identical leaflets with information about the collection
Annual report [1901-1911] : Preservation Lab Treatment Report
No full textThis is part of a set of volumes that are heavily used at the Winkler center. Two volumes were received by the Preservation Lab in 2023 for leather repair and are being treated in the lab simultaneously. Chris Voynovich is treating one volume dating to 1884‐1900 in conjunction with treatment and instruction by Ashleigh Ferguson Schieszer (The item record number for the volume that Chris is treating is i8251205x. The Preservation Lab database number associated with this volume is 2732.) This is a half leather binding.View Catalog Record: http://uclid.uc.edu/record=b604678
Moonlight Boat‐Ride Poster : Preservation Lab Treatment Report
No full textThis is a lithograph poster measuring 14 x 21 inches. The poster promotes an evening boat ride on May 11, 1917 with music provided by the Cincinnati Dance Orchestra. The primary support is a thin, smooth, white machine made paper adhered overall to a board support. The paper is likely clay coated. Board support consisting of grey laminated layers. On the verso, there is evidence of a prior frame backing that was once adhered to the back of the secondary support. The frame backing (tertiary backing) fragments are dark brown and adhered with a brown adhesive
Opera omnia cum genuina, tum spuria, dubiaque [Volume 1] : Preservation Lab Treatment Report
No full textThis is volume one of a collection of two volumes of this title. This book belongs to the John Miller Burnam Classics library. This book is important to the library since it was a personal copy of the Professor Burnam and has a handwritten inscription by him on the front endpaper page of the text block. This book is not handled frequently. This is a full reddish brown leather binding with six raised bands. There is no decoration on the covers. The spine is gold tolled in between the raised bands with flora motifs and the title stamped in gold. The board edges are also tolled with gold decoration. The text block is composed of several gatherings sewn through the fold on six raised double cords. The edges of the text block are trimmed and undecorated, stamped with a red library stamp.View Catalog Record: http://uclid.uc.edu/record=b144113
Report of the General Committee of the Cincinnati Industrial Exposition : Preservation Lab Treatment Report
No full textThis item came to the Preservation Lab for exhibition in the Engineering Library. Of particular interest is the foldout map at p.400. This is a full cloth publisher’s binding featuring green cloth with blind tooling and gold lettering on the upper cover and spine. The volume features three foldouts, one at the title page (plate: illustration of the exposition building), another before the “List of Subscribers” (chart: treasurers report), and another following p.400 (map: exposition layout). The pastedowns and endsheets consist of a machine‐made matte dark brown paper and the textblock substrate is a beige machine‐made paper.View Catalog Record: http://uclid.uc.edu/record=b111825
Shichijūnikō meika gajō : Preservation Lab Treatment Report
No full textThis is a Japanese accordion folded binding (orihon) with hand‐inked botanical illustrations. The covers are covered in a beige, slightly polished paper that has been drummed onto the thin boards. There is a vertical title label in the center of the upper cover. The pastedowns, which are the upper and lower most leaves of the accordion, are also drummed onto the boards. the accordion, are also drummed onto the boards. This book came to the Preservation Lab from the Public Library’s Genealogy and Local History department for stabilization and long‐term storage.View Catalog Record: https://cincinnatilibrary.bibliocommons.com/v2/record/S170C372179
Photographs from Cincinnati magazine : Preservation Lab Treatment Report
No full textThese black and white photographs, taken by Cincinnati photographer Don Nesbitt, were brought to the Preservation Lab for housing. The photographs are in good condition but suffer from improper mounting to an acidic backing board with masking tape doubled over onto itself.View Catalog Record</a
Electric March : Preservation Lab Treatment Report
No full textThis is a 5 leaf music score called Electric March by Louise E.L.Bassini that is paginated with pages 3‐7. Lower 4th leaf was likely hinged to front cover with a thinner brittle paper guard. The lower 5th leaf contains no printed information and is likely part of a protective cover.View Catalog Record: https://cincinnatilibrary.bibliocommons.com/v2/record/S170C380713
Bible, XIIIe siecle, fragment : Preservation Lab Treatment Report
No full textThis is a full vellum binding with illuminated manuscript handwriting that was recently cataloged at the Public Library. It is in need of housing for long‐term storage. Vellum binding is in poor condition from being stored unrestrained and unhoused. The vellum textblock is exceedingly thin and fine. The front page is damaged. The covers are warping away from the textblock, placing stress on the joints of the binding. The joints are beginning to split. It has not been digitized and was just cataloged.View Catalog Record: https://cincinnatilibrary.bibliocommons.com/v2/record/S170C324498