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United Kingdom Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works

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1982–1995 across 7 dated works

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Microscopy in Archaeological Conservation (Occasional Papers)1982
With Kate Foley
Lead and tin: studies in conservation and technology1985
UKIC, present and future: report of a steering committee to the Executive Committee of UKIC, March 19851985
Restoration of Early Musical Instruments (Occasional Papers)1987
With Victoria and Albert Museum

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Lead and tin: studies in conservation and technology1985
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Glass and enamel conservation: collected papers from a one-day meeting on the conservation of glass and enamels held on 11 November 19891992
With Christine Daintith
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Microscopy in Archaeological Conservation (Occasional Papers)1982
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Lining and backing: the support of paintings, paper and textiles : papers delivered at the UKIC conference 7-8 November 1995.1995
With Andrew Durham
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Restoration of Early Musical Instruments (Occasional Papers)1987
With Victoria and Albert Museum
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Modern metals in museums1988
With National Museum of Wales, Scottish Society for Conservation and Restoration
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UKIC, present and future: report of a steering committee to the Executive Committee of UKIC, March 19851985
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