This page contains links to images which show the variety and quality of work which the Bureau undertakes.
Please note that the versions you can see on this website are JPEG extracts. The original master images are uncompressed TIFF files, and are therefore of even higher quality.
These thumbnails will probably open with your browser software, rather than dedicated imaging software, and therefore you will not immediately see these images full size.
Please feel free to open the image within your own imaging program and resize to 100% to see the full detail.
Oliver Cromwell's stirrups, from the Cromwell Museum in Huntingdon. This image is 1.79 megabytes in size.
Detail from Miss Fanny Wale's A Record of Shelford Parva. This image is 1.55 megabytes in size.
Quietus roll of 1591. This image is 1.7 megabytes in size.
Intaglio showing Bacchus, original size 15mm x 13mm, from the county archaeology collections. This image is 1.3 megabytes in size.
Mr S. Needham of De Freville Avenue, Cambridge, 1921 from the Cambridgeshire Collection. This image is 1.37 megabytes in size.
Detail from elevation of St. Andrew's church, Cherry Hinton, 1878. This image is 1.62 megabytes in size.
The following two images show our ability to digitally retouch images to remove scratches and cracks. The original is a photographic portrait of a vicar ordered by Miss Williams, Brecon, Powys, in 1906, now in the Cambridgeshire Collection. These images are 1.78 and 1.4 megabytes in size.
Vicar before restoration
Vicar after restoration
Please contact us if you would like to see other examples of our work.