Hon. Sir: The scientific discoveries and long experi-ence have highlighted it as detrimental to the proper conservation of manuscripts, prints, engravings, encuadernacio-tions, etc., The permanent exhibition in the windows and frames, our Archives , Library and Museum.
Under the continuous action of light, the inks are weak, the mi-miniatures lose color and fresh-cure, the bindings exposed pale and yellow pages so that reading becomes difficult. And no sir, "is to obviate these drawbacks coat the cor showcases with statins or other procedures analogues in the absence of the visit-ing, or the use of mica co-mo means of protection, the bindings, finally, if held open too long to break and break ease.
The havoc that this prac-tice because our heritage and diplomatic literature can be considerable, and not-Llan justification on grounds of amenity or aesthetics, or even cultural, as this destructive system of the permanent exhibition can be replaced advantageously for temporary exhibitions of two or three months, will successively occupy its place in the showcase manuscripts, incunabula, prints, binding, stamps, bookplates, etc.., in every age. Thus, the curiosity and interest of scholars, craftsmen, artists and students will be maintained alive, and the library or archive, using an active propaganda is intelligent, enhance their customers, allowing play more effectively its mission of education, without undermining the wealth entrusted to them.
In consideration of that fact, the Min-istry has provided:
Sole article-are absolutely forbidden the exhibitions, for more than six months, documents, manuscripts, with or without pictures, books, drawings, maps, drawings, engravings, prints and more material-analy-analogous nature in the Archives, Library and Museum.
What to VI
communicate their knowledge and effects "below. VI
God keep many years.
Madrid, July 29, 1939.-Year Victoria. TOMAS DOMINGUEZ
Under the continuous action of light, the inks are weak, the mi-miniatures lose color and fresh-cure, the bindings exposed pale and yellow pages so that reading becomes difficult. And no sir, "is to obviate these drawbacks coat the cor showcases with statins or other procedures analogues in the absence of the visit-ing, or the use of mica co-mo means of protection, the bindings, finally, if held open too long to break and break ease.
The havoc that this prac-tice because our heritage and diplomatic literature can be considerable, and not-Llan justification on grounds of amenity or aesthetics, or even cultural, as this destructive system of the permanent exhibition can be replaced advantageously for temporary exhibitions of two or three months, will successively occupy its place in the showcase manuscripts, incunabula, prints, binding, stamps, bookplates, etc.., in every age. Thus, the curiosity and interest of scholars, craftsmen, artists and students will be maintained alive, and the library or archive, using an active propaganda is intelligent, enhance their customers, allowing play more effectively its mission of education, without undermining the wealth entrusted to them.
In consideration of that fact, the Min-istry has provided:
Sole article-are absolutely forbidden the exhibitions, for more than six months, documents, manuscripts, with or without pictures, books, drawings, maps, drawings, engravings, prints and more material-analy-analogous nature in the Archives, Library and Museum.
What to VI
communicate their knowledge and effects "below. VI
God keep many years.
Madrid, July 29, 1939.-Year Victoria. TOMAS DOMINGUEZ
AREVALO
Hon. Mr. Chief of Na-tional Archives, Libraries and Museums.
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