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Archival Paper Wall Maps

Museum-Quality Prints Ready to Frame

Archival paper maps are printed on premium fine-art, museum-quality paper for accurate, fade-resistant color and crisp detail. They are high-resolution and ready for framing at any size. Archival paper maps are not laminated, so they are designed for framing and display rather than write-on use. They’re a good fit for lobbies, executive offices, and gifts.

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Using Your Archival Map

Archival prints are made to be framed and displayed, and their fade-resistant color keeps detail crisp for years. If you plan to write on your map with dry-erase markers or mark it with Mark-It Dots, choose a laminated finish instead.

Why choose archival paper?

  • A paper map rolled onto a tube, its uncoated reverse facing out Premium Fine-Art Paper Museum quality, fade resistant
  • A rolled paper map beside the end of a shipping tube Frame-Ready Finish High resolution, any size

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Frequently Asked Questions

You’ll find answers to many common questions below. If you still need help, feel free to contact us - our team will be happy to assist.

What is archival paper?

Archival paper is a premium fine-art, museum-quality paper. It offers accurate, fade-resistant color presentation, making it ideal for maps that will be displayed long term.

Is an archival paper map laminated?

No. Archival paper maps are not laminated and are designed for framing and display. If you need to use dry-erase markers or Mark-It Dots, choose a laminated finish.

Can I frame an archival paper map?

Yes. Archival paper maps are high-resolution and ready for framing in any size you need.

Will the colors fade over time?

Archival paper offers fade-resistant color presentation, so your map keeps its accurate, vibrant color on display.

Who should choose archival paper?

Archival paper is a great choice for decorative displays, gifts, lobbies, and executive offices—anywhere the map is meant to be admired rather than marked up.