This summer has been a busy one! I've just completed six week working with students on the Lincoln Archaeological Field School. I've been helping with the field school for four years now, and it's an interesting contrast to lab conservation.
Prior to this I was working on a ten week excavation of a Roman and Medieval site also in Lincoln, where we found some wonderful items I will be conserving soon. Do check back for photos of these in the next few weeks.
I'm also about to start some work on a 19th century mandolin. Sadly it's been badly restored in the past, so the majority of the project will be the removal of outdated repairs. Again, photos to follow.
My sponsorship of Magicol magazine is also going well and I continue to conserve conjuring items from across the globe, if you have anything you'd like me to look at do email at philip@treececonservation.co.uk
I'm a freelance conservator working primarily on building conservation projects. I have a BA and MA in Conservation. I also collect and conserve items related to stage magic and conjuring. Contact me on philip@treececonservation.co.uk.
Friday 29 July 2011
Monday 24 January 2011
Monday 17 January 2011
Proud Sponsor!
Exciting news! To coincide with the launch of the new website, I've become a sponsor of the Magic Collectors Association, and you'll soon see appearances in the back pages of their superb journal Magicol.
If you're not aware of the association, do check out their fantastic website: http://www.magicana.com/mca/
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