Preservation Perspectives: Family Photographs, Part I-Identification

Bill Stolz

Preservation Perspectives: Family Photographs, Part I-Identification

Wright State University

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The author opines on identification of photographs. Topics discussed include identifying the type of photographs through the online chart by The Northeast Document Conservation Center, scanning and email the image to family members, and noticing clothing, hats, and hair, and checking the background and objects in the photograph.

Original language	American English
Journal	Kentucky Libraries
Volume	80
State	Published - Jan 1 2016

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Archival Science
Information Literacy
Library and Information Science

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