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A "Woollen Mermaid" swimming costume during a wet cleaning treatment at the Australian National Maritime Museum.

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A “Woollen Mermaid” swimming costume during a wet cleaning treatment at the Australian National Maritime Museum

ByConservation Solutions July 16, 2013August 12, 2013

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Couching repair on a 19th century “Deer-hunt” tapestry at the Abbey Museum of Art and Archaeology

Digitisation of River Canoe Club films as part of the Australian Paddlers Preservation Project

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