
Statutory safety: rebinding the Proctors’ Books
Historic volumes from outside the the University Library, intrinsic to University ceremonial, have been recent visitors to the Conservation Studio. These two books contain the […]
Continue reading »Historic volumes from outside the the University Library, intrinsic to University ceremonial, have been recent visitors to the Conservation Studio. These two books contain the […]
Continue reading »This volume was kindly donated to the Library in 2018 and comprises 80 letters all of which were sent to William Kemp, an amateur geologist, […]
Continue reading »Every conservation treatment we undertake at the University Library is done with the specifics of the collection item in mind. We consider the materiality of […]
Continue reading »Imagine having to file your financial year-end invoices in one of these mammoth volumes! The Cambridge University Press Archive contains three oversize ‘stationery’ bindings that […]
Continue reading »This is the final regular update about the Archive Management System project. The AMS project team benefited hugely by drawing on the expertise of many […]
Continue reading »Over the last 15 months staff from Archives & Modern Manuscripts, Conservation & Collection Care, Digital Content & Library and Development & Friends of the […]
Continue reading »This is a regular report on the progress of the Archive Management System (AMS) Project. The project will end at the end of April 2021 […]
Continue reading »This is a regular update on the Archive Management System (AMS) Project. It has been a busy couple of months for the AMS project and […]
Continue reading »A new tranche of assize court records has recently been added to the online catalogue, ArchiveSearch, the new Cambridge-wide archive management system. Following the completion of cataloguing of the series […]
Continue reading »This is a regular update on the Archive Management System (AMS) Project for September. Migrations This month the AMS project achieved a significant milestone when […]
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