When working with your book or paper-based materials, the primary goal is to save as much of the original material as possible and provide a binding that is sound and flexible. The piece retains its look and integrity and is protected from further damage. Treatments are based on a thorough examination of the book or materials and a consultation with you on its intended use and how it will be stored. Archival materials are used throughout in accordance with the International Conservation Standards. Treatments are documented and I will provide a written record of the process. Boxes and enclosures provide a strong and secure housing for your work or objects. Constructed of the finest archival materials, they protect your possessions from careless handling, light damage and dust. They are especially useful for materials which have deteriorated to the point where repair and handling needs to be kept to a minimum.
Before treatment. Spine detached with losses.       Before treatment. Leather on the spine is missing and front cover is detached.	After treatment. New leather reback with orginal spine leather reattached.         After treatment. The binding was stabilized and the cover reattached. Then the spine was covered with new leather dyed to match.