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Quarto's treatment of the Fort Stanwix Orderly Book is featured on the National Park Service website.

Click here to see Quarto's step-by-step treatment of the Fort Stanwix Orderly Book on the NPS website.

Click here to see even more details about this treatment and to learn about the facsimiles of the Fort Stanwix Orderly Book which Quarto made for NPS.

Click here to read about the Orderly Book of Major John Grahm's Company of the 1st Regiment at Fort Stanwix, NY, August 9, 1779 to July 12, 1780.

Quarto will continue to place company announcements and links to new articles about conservation and collections here.

 

What customers have to say about our work

"Janice Ellis' flexible approach and creative solutions produce excellent results." Anne Ruta, Registrar, Daughters of the American Revolution Museum.

Quarto has successfully completed many contracts with museums, and libraries both in the United States and abroad, including the Smithsonian Institution, for whom we have provided treatment and exhibition support for many years, the Library of Congress, the US Treasury Department, the National Park Service, and the National Library of New Zealand. Our private clients receive as much attention to detail as the museums do, but are sometimes surprised at the amount of time it takes to complete a museum-quality treatment. They later say it's worth the wait to have the work done so well.

Providing conservation services to museums and collectors worldwide for over twenty years.

Solutions for the Preservation of Paper-Based Artifacts

How should you store your family papers and heirlooms? Will framing cause more damage? Can papers be stored in the attic or basement? What it the difference between humidity and relative humidity and how will that affect my artwork? Why are the pages of my family Bible darker around the edges?

Let us help you by answering these and other questions about preserving your collections and designing a solution that is proportionate to the artifact’s need, value, and your budget.