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Identification of the components of the rare historical papers from Atlas of Belzoni using micro-analytical methods. The results proved that the historical lithographic plate was printed on wove paper from Whatman paper. Wove paper is the predominant paper type used for fine art prints. Compounds such as gelatin, alum, and CaCO 3 can be identified using ATR-FTIR and XRD analyses in historical paper.
The state of preservation of the historical printed plates from a rare nineteenth-century Belzoni's Atlas was studied. Some analytical techniques were used for condition assessment used for the historical plates studied. Results showed that the historical prints studied suffered from deterioration caused by a variety of factors. The presence of both gelatin and calcium salts in the historical papers plays a positive role in limiting its deterioration.
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