The Osher Map Library and Smith Center for Cartographic Education at the
University of Southern Maine restored theirs over a few years (thanks to an
NEH grant) using Studio TKM  http://www.studiotkmassociates.com/

-Ian-

On Thu, Nov 14, 2019 at 1:43 PM Bertuca, David <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Hi all;
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> I have finally been able to draw enough attention to a globe that we have,
> in order to get someone interested in exploring restoration. It is ca.1927
> and rare enough that the only other surviving match is in Oregon State (who
> restored theirs a number of years back).
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> OSU shared their process and problems with us so we know a bit about the
> piece.
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> Being a State institution, we will have to make some requests for bids and
> do a few other things before we can start anything. Our director is
> interested in getting bids/quotes so that she can make a case for raising
> funds, or for getting a donor to provide.
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> What I would like from all  of you are suggestions for preservation
> companies who restore globes and also the furniture they rest upon. The
> stand was made by a world renowned local company. The globe is made by a
> company in the UK.
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> Any suggestions are appreciated. If you have questions, or ideas, feel
> free to contact me directly if you wish.
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> Thank you.
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> David J. Bertuca, Map & GIS Librarian, Emeritus
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> Science and Engineering Information Center
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> University at Buffalo
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> Buffalo, NY 14260-2200
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> Liaison to the Geography Department
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