As an archivist and philatelic restorer, Jasmine Smith often receives questions about caring for collections. In this presentation, she will discuss storage and handling techniques that can help preserve your postal history collection. This presentation focuses on practical steps that any collector can implement, covering temperature and humidity to paperclips and boxes. The discussion will look closer at some specific details, including how climate may affect storage strategies in different regions and how to work with the quirks and age of your home.
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