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What’s Wrong with Theft and Security in Special Collections? A Study of the RBMS Guidelines

May 16, 2012 by Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

Security in special collections[1] can refer to the prevention of two separate things: the theft of rare materials and incidental damage at the hands of patrons or staff. For the purposes of this paper I will focus on the former, although accidental harm and gradual wear can at times be an even larger concern for […]

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