Artifact_Conservation_List_Addendum_WITH_PHOTOS_02_11_19.pdf
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Catalog Number Object Nominclature Gallery/Case Condition/Needs Photo
2000.64.31 Sign, Minefield, Peligro No Pase Camp Minado 1314 Assessment, Clean, Stabilize lifting paing on metal sign
2012.18.1 Plaque, Marine Corps Seal 1301 General cleaning and removal of finger prints prior to exhibition
1985.450.1 Sign, MCAS Douglas 1302
Assessment requested, painted wood sign. Requires general cleaning and stabilization of lifting wood and painted surface as necessary in prepartion for exhibition.
1991.438.1
Sign, Marine Corps Headquarters Southwest Asia 1303
Painted wood sign. Requires general cleaning and stabilization of lifting wood and painted surface.
2013.115.8 Plaque, VMA-513 1311 Assessment for cleaning, stabilization for future display
2009.19.1 Fragment, Tailboom, Bell, AH-1T 1302 Assessment for cleaning and stabilization.
1996.81.2 Receiver, AN/PSN-10
SLGR GPS 1303
Assessment for cleaning and stabilization for storage and future display
1991.246.2 a & b Helmet, Flight, with camo cover, HGU-67 (Kurth) 1304
Assessment for cleaning and stabilization for storage and future display. Evaluate foam inside ear phones for deterioration, and stabilize/insulate as needed. Mount.
1993.134.1 Helmet, Flight, SPH-4 (Spurlock) 1312
Assessment for cleaning and stabilization for storage and future display. Evaluate foam inside ear phones for deterioration, and stabilize/insulate as needed. Mount.
1997.48.9 Helmet, Flight, with Oxygen Mask (Dolan) 1315
Stabilize lifting adhesive decoration especially the embossed/stamped plastic name tape at the base of the helmet.
Remove adhesive stains around velcro patches. Clean and remove surface dirt and dust. Evaluate foam inside ear phones for deterioration, and stabilize/insulate as needed. NO
INPAINTING ON DESIGN OR AREAS OF PAINT LOSS IS
AUTHORIZED.
2008.108.1 Helmet, Flight, SPH-3B (Britton) 1301
Assessment for cleaning and stabilization for storage and future display. Mount.
2012.133.1 a & b Helmet, Flight with cover, HGU-34/P (Zuppan) 1304
Hardshell flying helmet has some corrosion on the snap dots and buckles on the chin strap. The visor lock track is cracked in half;
the internal ear phone cups are missing; and the leather padding around the edge is worn away to reveal the foam padding below.
NO INPAINTING ON DESIGN OR AREAS OF PAINT LOSS IS
AUTHORIZED. Mount.
1991.208.1 Helmet, Flight with cover, HGU-34/P (Reitsch) 1303 Assessment for cleaning, stabilization for future display. Mount.
1991.199.3d Auto injector 1303 Removal of double-stick tape with velcro on back of plastic sleeve in which autoinjector is contained.
1991.199.3e Auto injector 1303 Removal of double-stick tape with velcro on back of plastic sleeve in which autoinjector is contained.
2012.104.60 Desert Storm Sign with Suction cups 1313
Assessment needed, object has large 3" crack/separation of plastic in sign.
2000.64.44 Sign, Minefield 1314 Assessment for cleaning, stabilization for future display.
2016.207.1 Snowshoe, Equine 1315
Assessment for cleaning, stabilization for future display, leather deterioration noted.
Gallery 13 Objects
2015.129.2 Sign, Maxwell Hall 1407 Clean, stabilize lifting paint on front and edges of metal sign
2013.74.1 Sign, Iannelli Field 1405
Painted wood sign. Requires general cleaning and stabilization of lifting wood and painted surface.
2013.76.1 Sign, Regional Command
SW 1405
Stabilization of "surface cover" of sign. Foam core covered sign, some areas of sign outer surface has broken and foam core base seen underneath.
2010.90.8 Sign, JSAS ANSE Camp Leatherneck 1405
Painted wood sign. Requires general cleaning and stabilization of lifting wood and painted surface.
2012.8.4 Det Plaque, HMH-364 1415 Assessment for cleaning, stabilization for future display
2015.45.1 Pike Pole, AARF 1415
Assessment for cleaning, stabilization of potentially flaking paint and/or corrosion, and needs for future display.
2014.15.1 Camera, Sony, DVCAM
3CCD 1410
Stabilize/consolidate foam microphone cover - it is deteriorating and flaking. Remove obtrusive (but not all) surface dirt and dust -remove only that which will become adversive to object. The object sustained trauma so a complete removal of dirt is not needed. Stabilize but DO NOT REMOVE crude duct-tape wrappings on handle and microphone.
2016.59.2 PRC-154 Motorola Cell Phone 1407
Tacky surface(s) from duct tape or adhesive residue; remaining residue needs to be removed.
LOAN 15-2017 Dog Harness, Lucca 1407 General cleaning, removal of large amounts of dog hair. N/A
2013.82.3 a - e Tool, Pouch with tools, Cpl Peterson 1406 Assessment for cleaning and stabilization for display
2013.82.1 Helmet, Flight Deck, Cranial (Cpl Peterson) 1406 Assessment for cleaning, stabilization for future display. Mount.
2010.40.1 a & b Bell, CASEVAC, HMM-161 with clapper 1407
Clean, removal of residues, address bronze disease, and coat with lacquer (or professionally suitable covering if required/recommended), custom storage box requested.
Loan 15-1407 Collar, Dog, Lucca 1407 Assessment for cleaning, stabilization for future display N/A
Gallery 14 Objects
2016.52.1 Seal, US Embassy, Saigon MCESG Assessment, clean, stabilize wood and lifting paint, etc. on sign.
1974.2888.1 Collar, Dog, "Jiggs" War Dogs
Assessment, clean corrosion from metal studs and plate, stabilize leather, buff metal studs and plates
Other Objects
| Objects 13 |
| Objects 14 |
| Special Objects |
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