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 1. RE: Nozzle for Paraloid tubes

 2. RE: Nozzle for Paraloid tubes

 3. Webinar Announcement- Born from Ice and Snow: The Conservation of Artefacts 
from Ice Patches

 4. Free Lecture on Conservation of Garments and Textiles

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1.From: Stephen Koob
 Posted: Saturday March 1, 2025  9:02 AM
 Subject: RE: Nozzle for Paraloid tubes
 Message: I do not understand what you really need. 

I have thousands of tubes and nozzles for B-72.

Please contact me directly: [email protected]

Stephen Koob

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Original Message:
Sent: 2/27/2025 4:34:00 AM
From: Caroline Oliver
Subject: Nozzle for Paraloid tubes

Hi All,
I was wondering if anyone had a UK source of nozzles that would fit on a small 
paint tube? I'm making my own Paraloid B72 adhesive (thanks to Stephen Koob's 
instructions) and have aluminium tubes with a 7mm diameter opening. However I 
would like to have an applicator type nozzle on it (like the HMG tubes) to make 
it easier to use on site, but can't seem to find any.
Thanks,Caroline 
 Caroline Oliver [email protected] 069165
www.coconservation.co.uk <http://www.coconservation.co.uk> 
  


2.From: Caroline Oliver
 Posted: Saturday March 1, 2025  9:03 AM
 Subject: RE: Nozzle for Paraloid tubes
 Message: Thanks Helena,
They do look nicer to hold than a tube too! Can I check that they don't get 
blocked, or the Paraloid dries up? I think I've been veering towards the tubes 
as they don't let any air in.
Caroline 
Caroline Oliver Conservationwww.coconservation.co.uk07739 069165

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Original Message:
Sent: 2/28/2025 5:13:00 AM
From: Helena Jaeschke
Subject: RE: Nozzle for Paraloid tubes

 I've been using needle tip applicators (polythene bottle, polythene nozzle or 
metal needle tip) for Paraloid B72 for years. They can be refilled many times, 
easily cleaned and you have a choice of volumes and nozzle sizes. You can find 
them on ebay or art stores  like  
https://www.hobbycraft.co.uk/assorted-needle-tip-applicator-bottles-3-pack-/6639091000.html?glCountry=GB&store=135&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiA2oW-BhC2ARIsADSIAWpboq7OmHLaUkfKZRVKZb-SK7VaEyJkUQ7W8UYe-WZGmDjUHY-WX30aAvZtEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds
 
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Original Message:
Sent: 2/27/2025 4:34:00 AM
From: Caroline Oliver
Subject: Nozzle for Paraloid tubes

Hi All,
I was wondering if anyone had a UK source of nozzles that would fit on a small 
paint tube? I'm making my own Paraloid B72 adhesive (thanks to Stephen Koob's 
instructions) and have aluminium tubes with a 7mm diameter opening. However I 
would like to have an applicator type nozzle on it (like the HMG tubes) to make 
it easier to use on site, but can't seem to find any.
Thanks,Caroline 
 Caroline Oliver [email protected] 069165
www.coconservation.co.uk <http://www.coconservation.co.uk> 
  


3.From: Francis Lukezic
 Posted: Saturday March 1, 2025  9:03 AM
 Subject: Webinar Announcement- Born from Ice and Snow: The Conservation of 
Artefacts from Ice Patches
 Message: The ICOM-CC Archaeological Materials and Sites Working Group is 
pleased to invite you to the webinar:
Born from Ice and Snow: The Conservation of Artefacts from Ice Patches20 March 
2025 at 16:00 Central European Time (CET)The webinar will be approximately one 
and a half hour. Climate change has significantly affected glaciers and ice 
patches, causing more frequent or extraordinary melting events. This has led to 
the exposure of finds that show human activity and cultural traditions have 
been taking place at high altitudes over many centuries and given rise to the 
specialised discipline of glacial archaeology. Recognising the importance these 
frozen landscapes are to societies past and present, the United Nations General 
Assembly has also declared 2025 as the International Year of Glacier 
Preservation. The Working Group would like to use this occasion to highlight 
the contributions conservators are making in glacial archaeology and are 
delighted to have the following colleagues share their expertise:
*Margrethe Felter, Archaeological Conservator at the Museum of Cultural History 
at the University of Oslo, will present "Conservation of ice patch finds at the 
Museum of Cultural History in Oslo"*Johanna Klgl, Senior Objects Conservator at 
the Department of Archaeological Conservation at the Archaeological Service of 
the Canton of Bern and Postdoctoral Researcher at the Institute of Materiality 
in Art and Culture at Bern University of the Arts, will present "Archaeological 
Alpine Ice Patch Discoveries: From Lifting to Preservation, with a Special 
Focus on (Tree) Bast Objects"*Valery Monahan, Conservator, Heritage Unit, 
Government of Yukon, will present "Conserving Yukon Ice Patch Finds: Care and 
Analysis"The webinar is free of charge and open to all. Please register here, 
by 18 March 2025, to receive the Zoom link:ICOM-CC Archaeological Materials and 
Sites Working Group Online session | 20 March 2025
 
<https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdKB3tMkR5yFUYUURpL1_nST5tqR_VJUdVJfIUHl1Y8gsithA/viewform>
The Zoom link for the event will be sent directly to registered participants 
one day before the event. Only registered attendees will be allowed into the 
Zoom meeting.
For any questions, please contact Francis Lukezic, Coordinator of the ICOM-CC 
Archaeological Materials and Sites Working Group, at [email protected] 
<[email protected]>
We hope you will join us and look forward to welcoming you to the webinar!
https://www.icom-cc.org/en/news/born-from-ice-and-snow-the-conservation-of-artefacts-from-ice-patches
 
<https://www.icom-cc.org/en/news/born-from-ice-and-snow-the-conservation-of-artefacts-from-ice-patches>




4.From: Gary Saretzky
 Posted: Saturday March 1, 2025  9:05 AM
 Subject: Free Lecture on Conservation of Garments and Textiles
 Message: Princeton Preservation Group Presents a Susan G. Swartzburg Memorial 
Lecture

Title: Keeping it Cool: Recovering a Large Garment and Textile Collection at a 
Small Community Museum

Speaker: Binh-An Nguyen

April 8, 2025, 7pm via Zoom. Register at 
https://monmouth.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJcuceCorjsrHte41RnGbXiWVXcK7Vp2Qwc7

Abstract: The Hopewell Museum, located in the village of Hopewell, New Jersey, 
was established to preserve and display artifacts that "serve as an expression 
of village life in New Jersey and tell the story of Hopewell-area history from 
its pre-colonial beginnings to the present” 
(https://thehopewellmuseum.org/the-museum-and-its-mission). The Museum's 
collection is comprised of a wide range of materials, including a large and 
significant collection of 18th to 20th century garments and textiles. As part 
of the Museum's Reimagination project to celebrate its 100-year anniversary, 
the Museum will be renovating its building, which requires relocation of its 
entire collection to off-site storage. Over the last few years, the Museum's 
Board and volunteers have catalogued and packed the artifacts, art, and 
furniture collection for relocation. However, the garments and textiles were 
found to be infested and required specialized treatment. Under the guidance of 
a preventive conservator, a
 team of interns led by a graduate student from the Winterthur/University of 
Delaware Program in Art Conservation (WUDPAC), processed the collection: each 
piece was examined and documented; packaged for disinfestation by freezing; 
frozen; reexamined and cleaned after treatment; and rehoused for off-site 
storage. Once the museum renovation is complete, the garment and textile 
collections will be available for future research and exhibition to showcase 
fashion history within New Jersey and the local community.

Bio: Binh-An Nguyen is a graduate fellow of the Winterthur Museum and 
University of Delaware Program in Art Conservation (WUDPAC) where she 
specializes in preventive conservation.

Gary Saretzky
President, Princeton Preservation Group
http://princetonpreservation.org 



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