Doug Armstrongs Conservator Handbook now being proofed

[signumops]

Doug Armstrong's Conservator Handbook now being proofed

I'm hoping to have some copies in hand for the cookout, but may only have a proof copy. Submitted Doug Armstrong's book, "Practical Conservation of Archaeological Objects" to the printer today for a proof. 250 pages and about 110 or so photos. Fully indexed this time, with an appendix on his method of cleaning cobs.

 

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[Diver_Down]

I look forward to owning a copy. If you do have copies, any chance to have them signed?

 

[signumops]

If I can get some delivered to me before the 2nd week in November, I can get some signed, but they will cost more because I have to pay shipping twice: once to me, then once to you. Otherwise they are delivered directly to you from Amazon with no signature.

 

[Leebo in SC]

I will not be able to make it to the cookout. I will hit Amazon up when available. Please post when it is available. Thanks. Leebo

 

[signumops]

Will do.

 

[Salvor6]

Donnie L. Hamilton is the professor of conservation at the Institute of Nautical Archaeology at Texas A & M University. He wrote the first manual fo the conservation of artifacts and put it online in 1998. It has since been revised with the latest info and available online FOR FREE at:

Conservation Research Laboratory - Center for Maritime Archaeology and Conservation - Texas A&M University

I downloaded the manual and printed it out for my own use 15 years ago.

 

[thetigers2]

Salvor6,Thanks for the info.Mike

 

[signumops]

The book is now available at Amazon. The Look Inside feature will be available in about a week.
Practical Conservation of Archaeological Objects: A layman's guide to the stabilization,preservation,and repair of antique artifacts (Volume 1): Douglas R. Armstrong: 9781480100558: Amazon.com: Books

 

[Diver_Down]

I noted the Volume 1 designation in your Amazon listing. Are you or Mr. Armstrong planning additional volumes in the future?

 

[signumops]

I noted the Volume 1 designation in your Amazon listing. Are you or Mr. Armstrong planning additional volumes in the future?

No. I don't know why Amazon made that distinction, and they won't let me change it without taking it off the market and going through the initialization process from start to finish.