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We will not allow gloves to be worn in our reading rooms, in line with long-standing guidance relating to the preservation of our collection. All visitors to the reading rooms will be asked to wash their hands before and after their visit.
There are some general practices that should be followed by everyone:
wash your hands before you start working and avoid using hand cream and hand sanitiser in the reading rooms
do not lick your fingers when turning pages
avoid leaning on or touching the document, use a paper marker to follow the text
use powder-free nitrile gloves when handling photographs, and hold them by the edges (the only exception to our gloves rule – the natural oils in skin can damage the surface of photographs)
Please keep the documents in the order in which you received them.
Do not:
remove individual items from files, volumes or boxes
de-tag any file
attempt to re-file the items in your preferred order
While working with documents:
ensure you are not holding them while reading and make sure they do not hang off the edge of your desk while reading
use the preservation aids provided to ensure that documents are fully supported
turn pages with care
do not put items on top of them
Preservation aids are available at clearly marked locations throughout the reading rooms. If you are having problems with a particular document – for example, if it is very heavy or too fragile –please contact a member of staff.