Photographs

Photographs

PHOTOGRAPH ‐ [Pres. Ronald Reagan, Benjamin Gettler pictured over Reagan’s left shoulder]

This photograph is part of an archival collection of Benjamin Gettler. The image is of Ronald Reagan sitting with others at the white house. A jar of jelly beans on the table in front. The photograph is adhered overall to an acidic rigid board support. The edges of the board are covered in yellowed tape. The board support is covered with a blue paper that has yellowed to a light green color. Treatment consisted of removal of the mount, humidification, and flattening. The photograph was housed in a polyester L-sleeve and mounted on an archival board, and a surrogate was created for display. View the treatment documentation for this photograph.


Stereographs – 15 hinged boxes, approx. 708 views

This is a group of over 600 stereoview photographs that are stored in 15 cloth-covered lidded boxes. The stereoview slides were covered in dirt and in need of rehousing; approximately six slides exhibited greater damage. The original boxes were in poor condition and constructed out of acidic materials. Treatment consisted of surface cleaning for the dirty slides and further repair on the six more damaged slides. The original boxes were repaired and rehoused in 2 custom-made corrugated clamshell boxes. View the treatment documentation for this collection of stereoviews.


Photograph, Oxley husband in uniform

This is a black and white photograph within a pink mat and gold frame. The Frame contains US aviation wings. The original mat reads, “W. Carson Webb – Cincinnati.” Overall, the frame and glass are covered in dirt and grime. There is a scratch on the chin of the airman. The photograph was unframed, imaged in the Preservation Lab with a DSLR camera and surrogates were printed with a pigmented ink jet P7000 Epson printer on Epson double weight matte paper ISO Brightness of 84% and Opacity of 94% (S041385). The surrogates were housed in polyester L‐sleeves and mounted within archival mats for inclusion into Winkler’s collection. View the treatment documentation for this photograph.