This 2 piece World War II navy uniform (wool jumper and hat) was
found by one of my clients in the attic of his grandfather's
home.
The condition of the jumper was poor: musty smell, dingy gray
braid trim and emblems, and dull color. The hat was heavily soiled
and exhibited body oil from the forehead on the internal leather
head band.
Our task was to restore the uniform to original condition and
then to
archivally package the uniform for long-term storage.
The picture below show the jumper and hat
archivally packaged for long-term storage - cushioned in
unbuffered, acid free tissue and packed in an acid-free,
lignin-free, chlorine-free, sulphur-free archival storage chest
that's buffered with calcium carbonate on the outside and is
unbuffered on the inside.
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