Subject: Leather bloom
Reviewing the paper by Gottlieb (not Gottliev, as in the earlier message), I realize my tongue ran ahead of my brain again. It seems likely that spue or bloom, like foxing, may be a number of distinct phenomena. I still think, given the frequency with which fats or oils are found in leather dressing, that some spue will turn out to be a fat bloom. And I'm very confident that temperature and relative humidity will be found to be primary contributors. Karen Motylewski *** Conservation DistList Instance 7:67 Distributed: Friday, March 25, 1994 Message Id: cdl-7-67-005 ***Received on Thursday, 24 March, 1994