1. Moth's Danish Dictionary. 56 bound manuscript volumes, 21 of which with original parchment binding. Some volumes should be restored, others re-bound. Sponsorship DKK 60,000

2. The Skálholt map. Theodor Thorlacius. 1669. The Thorlacius manuscript with the earliest 'Vineland map' has often been exhibited both at home and abroad, and the fragile paper covers have become loose. Restoration of binding necessary. Sponsorship DKK 6,000

3. The Søren Kierkegaard Archive - a unique archive being threatened by the very wrapping which should protect it. The acidiferous covers are destroying the manuscripts which all need re-packaging. Sponsorship DKK 112,000

4. C.W. Eckersberg - a golden age painter's papers and climatological gaugings. The papers are disintegrating by being kept in acidiferous covers and files. The whole archive needs re-packaging. Sponsorship DKK 68,000

5. Hans Christian Andersen's Fairytales - ' unique cultural heritage' in a destructive packaging. The acidiferous carton covers together with the gallic acid ink are destroying the fairytale manuscripts which all should be re-packaged. Sponsorship DKK 240,000

6. Serbian Church-Slavonic tetra-evangelary. 1600s.The parchment manuscript is kept in a specially constructed box, but needs further protection in new binding which without affecting the present condition of the body of the book will make study and research possible. Sponsorship DKK 16,000

7. Carl Nielsen - a generous letter writer, too. The about five running metres long collection needs minor paper conservation and re-packaging into acid-free covers and boxes. Sponsorship DKK 224,000

8. Book of hours on parchment. 15. century. The binding has come loose from the body of the manuscript and needs restoring so that the manuscript can be loaned to exhibitions at home and abroad. Sponsorship DKK 6,000

9. The Ledreborg Collection. The collection needs cleaning and packaging in appropriate boxes of acid-free material. Sponsorship DKK 80,000