Archives, Posters & Maps
Do you have precious letters or family documents that you wish to preserve for future generations?
Are you responsible for an institution’s archive and records?
Are you a collector of classic posters?
At Artworks Conservation we undertake conservation projects for national museums, galleries as well as many archives, including The Dean & Chapter of York Minster, City of York Archives as well as a number of local churches and organisations. Documents, including parchment or vellum, can be cleaned, repaired and placed in archive-quality, protective housing. Read more about our clients.
Artworks Conservation offers a reprographic service and can produce printed facsimiles of documents, photographs and artworks on 100% cotton, acid-free paper. Recently we created archival facsimiles of nineteenth century banknotes for the Bombay Spirits Company’s new distillery in a former paper mill!
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What Our Clients Say
My colleagues and I are very impressed with the replica Charter. The document itself is an excellent reproduction, and the seal is very eye-catching. The mount and frame are also very
carefully made (I love how the document appears to float). We really appreciate all the hard work that has gone into it.
Firstly, can I just say what an absolutely superb job you have done with my railway signal diagram, it is nothing less than brilliant and worth every penny of the restoration costs in my opinion.
I must express my delight in the job you have done on my map. It is back in position looking magnificent, and I look at it without that dread of what damp and gravity might have been doing to it over the years.
The best cup of tea I’ve ever had in my life
A huge thanks from me – I’m really pleased with the results, and it was brilliant to be able to share the work with visitors. I know the team enjoyed working with you both, too.
All three pictures arrived safely; thank you for packing them so well. We are bowled over with the restorations you have achieved for us.
You did an excellent job of reproducing a framed copy of our Royal Charter complete with a wax seal even though our wax seal was very damaged. It now hangs in our corporate box where it
looks very impressive to guests of the Hall.
Quite frankly I am amazed at what you have achieved, given the derelict state of the poster when you took it in, and I consider the restoration work to be of the highest order.
Many thanks, Richard. The watercolour has come out very well and as usual you have done an excellent job.
I am exceedingly pleased with the work you did.
The artworks look great and I am really pleased with the end result. The lithograph looks brilliant. How did you manage to get the water damage out?
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