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Life of Philander Chase, first bishop of Ohio and Illinois, founder of Kenyon and Jubilee colleges, by his granddaughter Laura Chase Smith

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Title
Life of Philander Chase, first bishop of Ohio and Illinois, founder of Kenyon and Jubilee colleges, by his granddaughter Laura Chase Smith  
Creator
Smith, Laura (Chase), Mrs.  
Publication Date
1903  
Object Type
Bound volume
Bibliographic Identifier
99202060812205899  
Call Number
B.C4872
Treatment ID
157499  
Treatment
  • endpapers  
  • hinge  
  • toning  
  • consolidation  
  • lining  
  • surface cleaning  
Date of Treatment
2018-04-10  
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10  
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  • hollow back  
  • book cloth  
  • supported sewing  
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  • wove paper  
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  • printing ink, black  
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Preservation Services
Type
Photograph  
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Copyright not Evaluated
Collection
Special Collections Conservation Treatment Documentation
TitleLife of Philander Chase, first bishop of Ohio and Illinois, founder of Kenyon and Jubilee colleges, by his granddaughter Laura Chase Smith  
CreatorSmith, Laura (Chase), Mrs.  
Publication Date1903  
Object TypeBound volume
Bibliographic Identifier99202060812205899  
Call NumberB.C4872
Treatment ID157499  
Treatment
  • endpapers  
  • hinge  
  • toning  
  • consolidation  
  • lining  
  • surface cleaning  
Date of Treatment2018-04-10  
Treatment Hours10  
Format and Structure
  • hollow back  
  • book cloth  
  • supported sewing  
  • endbands  
  • wove paper  
  • machine-made paper  
  • printing ink, black  
Damage
  • detached boards  
  • abrasion  
  • detached leaves/plates  
  • losses  
  • break  
  • tear  
Materials and Equipmentpaper/tissue/board  
ProviderPreservation Services
TypePhotograph  
RightsCopyright not Evaluated
CollectionSpecial Collections Conservation Treatment Documentation

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