Plan of Cincinnati [copy 2] : Preservation Lab Treatment Report

This is a map of “The plan of Cincinnati” in 1819 on onion skin tissue paper. This map is one of three duplicates received in the Preservation Lab for rehousing.View Catalog Record: https://cincinnatilibrary.bibliocommons.com/v2/record/S170C184395

Cincinnati, a Pictorial History Photograph Collection : Preservation Lab Treatment Report

This is a collection of photographs of scenes around the Cincinnati area. The photographs were brought to the Lab to receive long‐term housing. The photographs are in good condition.View Catalog Record</a

"Solomon Thrifty": Joseph Ray, M.D., the Freeman's Almanac : Preservation Lab Treatment Report

This is a small album composed by Langstroth containing cut covers and pages from the 1843 Freeman’s Almanac that support Langstroth’s written theory that Solomon Thrifty’s true identity (the Almanac’s author) is Joseph Ray. Genealogy and Local History plan to display this album next to original formats of the Freeman’s Almanac, also owned by the Cincinnati and Hamilton County Public Library.View Catalog Record: https://cincinnatilibrary.bibliocommons.com/v2/record/S170C167844

Report of the State School Book Commission : Preservation Lab Treatment Report

Side stapled with paper cover wrapper. The staples are corroded. The paper cover is attached to the textblock, however, the cover spine is torn at the tail and there is a loss at the head.View Catalog Record: https://cincinnatilibrary.bibliocommons.com/v2/record/S170C154062

Ecsaumación de las cenizas del Emperador Napoleon sin translación a Francia : Preservation Lab Treatment Report

This is a quarter leather binding with marbled paper boards. The marbled paper is a blue and brown Spanish marbling. The edges of the textblock are trimmed and decorated yellow. There are white and black cloth stuck on endbands. The textblock consists of beige wove paper with brown handwritten manuscript writing.View Catalog Record: https://cincinnatilibrary.bibliocommons.com/v2/record/S170C324509

Photographs from Cincinnati magazine : Preservation Lab Treatment Report

These black and white photographs, taken by Cincinnati photographer Don Nesbitt, were brought to the Preservation Lab for housing. The photographs are in good condition but suffer from improper mounting to an acidic backing board with masking tape doubled over onto itself.View Catalog Record</a

1883 Industrial Expo Token : Preservation Lab Treatment Report

Received in a polyester lined coin holder. The coin holder has inscription in black ink “1883” on top left corner. “11th Cincinnati expo” on top right corner and “NI” on bottom right corner. The coin holder has inscription in blue ink “Rvlav OH‐Ci 64” on bottom left corner and “very rare” on bottom right corner. The coin holder has staples holding the package closed on all four sides. Measures 3 cm in diameter

Traite d’anatomie chururgicale et de chirurgie experimentale [vol. 2] : Preservation Lab Treatment Report

This item is the second of a 3-volume series received by the lab requiring storage. It is a dark blueish-green leather half binding with a dark blue, grey, tan, and brown marbled paper covering the boards. The textblock features a trimmed edge. The text is in French and is printed in ink on smooth wove paper that is sewn through the fold onto three recessed cords. The leather spine features four false raised bands, with the title of the volume appearing in gold tooling. Part of the leather spine is torn off completely, with the remaining part partially detached along the joints, exposing a strip of tattle tape on top of a green wastepaper spine lining featuring printed English text. The section of the leather spine that is completely torn off is inside the front cover inside a small polyethylene baggie. The inside of the front cover features a Cincinnati Hospital Library bookplate. This item arrived without housing

Nauicula siue speculũ fatuorum, Ship of Fools no. 49 : Preservation Lab Treatment Report

This is a new acquisition for the John Miller Burnam Classics Library. This is a single folio from the Ship of  Fools book no.49 from Sebastian Brant. This is a print by Albrecht Durer. The folio has a printed woodcut on the verso illustrating a Demon approaching a vain Woman admiring  herself in the mirror, as described in the dealer’s catalogue. The primary support is a light beige laid paper and the text is printed in black ink. The edges of the folio are gilt, expect for the left edge.View Catalog Record: http://uclid.uc.edu/record=b842143

St. Maria Della Salate : Preservation Lab Treatment Report

This is an editioned etching (number 46 out of 100) created by the CCM professor Milan Petrovic. It is one of four Petrovic prints that were donated in 2022 to the DAAP Library. The four prints include: Bridge of Sighs; Tangier, Morocco; Borges, Spain; and St. Maria della Salate