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Verified that all links are still active and operational--CallieMYork (talk) 15:35, 14 May 2022 (UTC)[reply]
Justin, I think you have a great outline with a perfect combination of history and contemporary practices that you will be addressing. I apologiza as I am very unfamiliar with this field of work and also the materials and not sure as to what to recommend for additional references. The only suggestion I may add is to re-arrange one of your sub-topics. Place the 'Deterioration of Leather' above the section on 'Principle of care, storage and display'.
Chris.
Justin- You have a solid foundation for your final project, and look forward to reading the final product. One suggestion I would make for the final project is to include a contents box, it will help researchers locate the useful information on your page quicker.Public History in DC (talk) 04:49, 18 November 2015 (UTC)[reply]
