Bone, Ivory, and Horn Binding:Hardback interviews with former employees

interviews with former employees

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Those who refurbished these structures did not view them as frozen-in-time period pieces to double as museums or simply as Hollywood movie sets

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Bone, Ivory, and Horn Binding:Hardback interviews with former employeesIn the pre plastic era everything was made from natural materials, often by skilled craftsmen. The materials that they used are now often rare and easily misidentified. Are they made from bone, ivory, horn, tortoiseshell shell, skin or scales, or some other now forgotten exotic material? This technical book will help collectors, antique dealers, museum conservationists, and frequenters of flea markets to know more about the vast array of those