George Washing†on’s Last Will and Testament.
One of the most precious pieces of American history, our first President’s Last Will and Testament endured years of being hidden in an outdoor wine cellar and then locked for safekeeping in a vault. Now, 203 years after it was written, the Will has been meticulously restored by a leading conservator. Hundreds of holes, tears, splits and loose fragments were repaired, and each of the 44 pages has been entrusted to the protection of Artcare Archival products.

Lewis and Clark Artifacts The Lewis and Clark Herbarium is a priceless collection of 226 plant specimens gathered in 1803-1806 on the western expedition commissioned by President Thomas Jefferson.

When you fall in love with a piece of art or a photograph, you want to protect it from the dulling and damaging effects of time and pollutants in our environment. For you there is no more secure framing choice than the Artcare Archival System.

Artcare matting and mounting products are used by museums and framers around the world to ensure the brightest future for their priceless artwork. These framing materials create a protective environment for your treasured piece, shielding it against invisible pollutants that cause artwork to fade and photographs to turn yellow, and both to deteriorate. With Artcare protection, your art and memorabilia will be safe
and sound for generations to come.

The next time you’re having art framed, ask for Artcare. Your grandchildren will be thankful you did.
These historic artifacts have endured two hundred years of transport by horse and boat, continual handling, changes in temperature, and insect infestation. To this day, the collection still serves as a primary reference for botanists and historians, and has been designated as one of America’s Treasures by the U.S. Department of the Interior. Today, on the eve of the collection’s bicentennial commemoration, each of the 226 specimens has been entrusted to the protection of Artcare Archival products
In independent lab tests, the print shown above was exposed to concentrated doses of nitrogen dioxide, the most common air pollutant. Both sides were tested in the same testing chamber for the same length of time. Neither side was exposed to light during testing. The results prove the active performance of the Artcare Archival System.