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Tag: history of preservation

Posted on March 17, 2009January 28, 2013

A Very Short History of Preservation

 

 

The urge to preserve, is, perhaps, as old as the urge to eliminate.

 

 

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Worlds saddest sewing frame. Or maybe just the crudest repair. Whereabouts unknown, deaccessioned by the Museum of English Rural Life, University or Reading.

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