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Paper Deacidification: A Bibliographie Survey. Part II

Suggestions are made for less destructive methods of binding (in addition, criteria are listed for the selection of binders for rare books). Several methods of deacidification of bound books are noted (British Museum Research Laboratory, W. H. Langwell, R. D. Smith, and Washington State University). The paper concludes with the note that book conservation should be elevated from the level of housekeeping to a specialized profession.