Material and Production
Collections of paper history
The Deutsches Museum Archives hold valuable collections of paper history, which provide an important basis for research into the history of technology and cultural history. The holdings document the production and use of paper, the history of individual paper mills and papermakers.
Content
Holdings and collections of paper history
- Material and Production
- Collection and object research
- Deutsches Museum - Museumsinsel
- Forschung
Edited by
Dr. Matthias Röschner
Leitung Hauptabteilung Archiv
Project description
The paper history holdings and collections in the Archives will be successively catalogued in this project, with the cataloguing of the Hübel collection of decorated paper, the photo collection and the holdings of trade literature of the Forschungsstelle Papiergeschichte (FPG) already completed.
In addition, the about 15,000 sheets of the Hübel collection of decorated paper have already been completely digitised.
The aim of the project as a whole is to provide online finding aids for all paper history holdings and collections and to present digitised copies of selected holdings on the “Deutsches Museum Digital” website.
Publications
- Röschner, Matthias: Von Achatmarmor bis Zebraleder. Die Buntpapiersammlung Hübel im Archiv des Deutschen Museums. In: Kultur und Technik (2014) H. 3, S. 30-31.
- Rinck, Julia: Die Buntpapiersammlung Hübel im Archiv des Deutschen Museums. In: Einband-Forschung 31 (2012), S. 71-76.