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The National Trust Manual of Housekeeping The Manual of Housekeeping is essential reading for all those involved in the care of historic houses antique care collectible repair and their collections. Building on the success of bestselling earlier editions, this greatly expanded manual covers a wider range of subjects in greater detail antique care collectible repair and includes the very latest thinking on housekeeping theory antique care collectible repair and practice. The National Trust gives detailed practical guidance on the care antique care collectible repair and maintenance of fragile interiors antique care collectible repair and the decorative fixtures, fittings antique care collectible repair and objects that contribute so much to their interest. In particular, this book highlights the ways in which preventative conservation measures can help reduce the need for expensive repair at a later date. It also explains how to strike the balance between the care antique care collectible repair and display of historic interiors antique care collectible repair and the provision for public access. Written by internationally renowned specialists antique care collectible repair and produced by the National Trust, this book brings together many years of practical experience in the care of hundreds of internationally renowned historic houses antique care collectible repair and their collections. *Expanded antique care collectible repair and beautifully illustrated, covering objects not in earlier editions - carriages, mosaics antique care collectible repair and tiles, natural history collections, plastics *Explains how to care for objects in a house rather than in a museum environment *Produced by the National Trust, based on its experience of caring for more than 300 internationally renowned properties Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.
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