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What's my item worth?: AutographsResearching your autographsUnfortunately, the Archives and Special Collectionsof Franklin and Marshall College cannot research your autograph for you, and will not appraise the value of your autograph. The best place for information on your autograph is your own local library, a reputable autograph/manuscript dealer, or a library holding a large autograph collection such as the Kansas City (Missouri) Public Library. Professional Organizations: The following professional organizations can provide a wealth of knowledge about your autographs. PADA - Professional Autograph Dealers Association (www.padaweb.org) Manuscript Society (www.manuscript.org) UACC - Universal Autograph Collectors Club (www.uacc.org)
American Book Prices Current. New York: Bancroft-Parkman, published annually. The Sanders Price Guide to Autographs, 5th ed. Alexander Books, 1999. The Appraisals & Authentication page of the Professional Autograph Dealers Association will assist you in identifying a professional appraiser in your area of specialization.
The Northeast Document Conservation Center and The Conservation Center for Art and Historic Artifacts have helpful online advice for caring for paper and photographic artifacts. For the services of a professional conservator, please link to the online directory of the American Institute for Conservation of Art and Historic Works.
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