
I presume this occurred in the 1970s, when there was a great deal of activity in the collections. You can see that the ceramic figure was in (at least) two pieces, broken right down the middle.

Presumably, an adhesive was applied to the broken edges, and then it was held together. By what look like rubber bands. And then it is all one piece again!

And the repair has held through all the years. You can still see the crack running down the center of the figure.

I've got a large box full of negatives to go through. I wonder what other object stories we'll uncover as we work through those.
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