Fingerprints and sweat glands in handling rare books @sherif3afifi
Fingerprints and sweat glands in handling rare books  @sherif3afifi
Uploaded January 2022 | Updated September 2026, 10 hours ago
There are a lot of tiny lines on fingertips and palm called epidermal ridges. The ducts of sweat glands is open on tops of the ridges causing prints that are left on a surface.

Read more about using gloves or not in archival materials handling:
archival-material-conservation.blogspot.com/2018/11/using-gloves-or-not-in-conservation.html?m=1
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Fingerprints and sweat glands in handling rare books

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