Specific Collection Types Textiles require specific care. Photo by Jessica Needle. Image copyright WA Museum Archives - refer Museums Australia, Museum Methods: A Practical Manual for Managing Small Museums, section 3.10 'Managing Museum Archives' Art - refer reCollections, Caring for Cultural Material 1, p109 Audio - refer National Film & Sound Archive, Caring for Audio Film - refer National Film & Sound Archive, Caring for Film Firearms - refer WA Museum 'Conservation and Care of Collections' (Gilroy & Godfrey eds) pp 149-150 Glass and Ceramics etc – WA Museum 'Conservation and Care of Collections' (Gilroy & Godfrey eds) pp 87-101 Image Collection ( Photographs) - refer reCollections, Caring for Cultural Material 1, pp 67-107 Indigenous/Aboriginal/ethnographic - refer reCollections, Caring for Cultural Material 2, pp 59-80 Leather - refer reCollections, Caring for Cultural Material 2, pp 29-46; WA Museum 'Conservation and Care of Collections' (Gilroy & Godfrey eds) pp 23-32 Metals - refer reCollections, Caring for Cultural Material 2, pp 81-111 Military - reference texts available through Australian War Memorial Oral History - informative publications available through Oral History Australia Outdoor Collections - refer reCollections, Caring for Cultural Material 2, pp 113-135 Paper and books –refer reCollections, Caring for Cultural Material 1 pp 1-66 Photographs - refer National Film & Sound Archive, Caring for Photographs Rubber and Plastics - WA Museum 'Conservation and Care of Collections' (Gilroy & Godfrey eds) pp 127-130 Textiles and Costume - refer reCollections, Caring for Cultural Material 2, pp 1-27 Time Capsules - WA Museum 'Conservation and Care of Collections' (Gilroy & Godfrey eds) pp 156-158 Video - refer National Film & Sound Archive, Caring for Video Wood - refer reCollections, Caring for Cultural Material 2, pp 47