
Archive Trails
An object’s story often continues in the paperwork
Catalogues, photographs and correspondence can offer different views of an object. Build a paper trail without filling its gaps with guesses.

Catalogues, photographs and correspondence can offer different views of an object. Build a paper trail without filling its gaps with guesses.

An object name is only the beginning. Keep the identifier, wording and uncertainty together when you make research notes.

A material name can hide a long development story. Three milestones offer a starting point for reading nylon’s early history.