Recent content by PembrokeYeo

Terrific work. I would gently remove the dents as I strongly suspect they were caused by a kid playing war games and have nothing to do with its service life!

…. and what did it all achieve? Replaced one tyranny with another!

Wonderful Steve. What a piece of history! Chris.

Superb work and I do appreciate your use of non-synthetic materials, silk thread etc. Chris.

Very nice work. Look forward to seeing it reassembled.

A most attractive sword that is beautifully etched. Well done!

Very interesting, congratulations 👍 .

Great workmanship, it’s second to none. Thanks for such an interesting and informative post.

Looks terrific, well done 👍 .

I second that. Such magnificent pieces.

My apologies, Tony is right. 50% (leather, natural fabrics) up to a max of 60% (wooden furniture, hide glues) for organic materials.

I think I’m right in saying that a humidity of around 65% is what we’re looking to maintain in the room where our collections are displayed. Below 60% items begin to dry out and above 70% encourages mould growth. So if in the UK, turn your radiator thermostat down and place a bowl of water in...

It’ll be magnificent when restored and I hope you get the kokade from the seller shortly. Chris.

A beautiful piece, terrific photos too! Chris.

It looks very nice and your photos are great too.