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11-16-2013, 10:36 AM
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To restore or not restore? Post your projects
Taking a queue from Paul's piece, I thought a thread about whether to restore or not might be in order
Here's one item of mine. Ward's 1901 edition of his book (thanks again Jason), which seems harder to find than the 1888 editions. No back cover, and front damage as you can see. I'm leaning towards a full restoration. Any thoughts or other examples? 
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