Paper restoration advice. 0

[Toz]

While restoration does carry some negative thoughts here in comic book land,and I completely understand both sides,it has different outcomes in different lines of collecting.Furniture ? Big no no  for refinishing but sometimes damaged has to be fixed.Autos ? Original or resto-mod. Survivor or 100 point show car ? Each has a place. Coins? NO!

Now,with that out of the way,I have a question.I have a full set of 1941 salesman samples of wall calanders for advertising.Probably about 24 x 30 inches,set of 6 with envelope.each one illustrated by a different artist.One is GGA  by Zoe Mozart.Problem is they all have nail holes where they were on a wall.Some have a couple.others have more.Also the envelope needs de-acidified(no,I don't have them stored together).As is they arn't worth a lot.My question,does anyone have a suggestion on someone you know who could do the restoration work and maybe an estimation,just a ballpark figure.

I guess you could call this comic related as they are illustrated so please forgive me if it doesn't properly fit but I figured with the depth of knowledge here it would be the best place to ask.

Thanks in advance!

[KCOComics]

So you want someone to fill the nail holes and color touch them up? 

Kenny Sanderson does leaf casting and that may be in his wheel house. I don't know if the paper is any different for older calendars. 

No idea on an estimation. Pictures would probably be helpful. 

[Tony S]

Kenny is great. Hero Restoration is great. 

This is not going to be inexpensive.