The Archive Box 900 Kit from Archival Methods provides protective archival storage for up to 900 4 x 6" photographs. The black storage box has a hinged lid and includes 25 all-purpose index cards so you can categorize and organize the 25 archival envelopes. Each envelope holds 36 prints measuring 4 x 6" each and has a separate pocket for a roll of 35mm negatives cut in strips of four frames across.
This Hinged Lid Box from Archival Methods can be used to archive and safely store 5 x 7" prints, envelopes, and CD cases. It is also ideal for storing collectibles, small pieces of art, or specimens found in nature. The lid has undercut front panels for easy access and room to move materials around. The heavyweight, archival-grade boxboard is 1.4mm thick and made from fully bleached, high alpha cellulose pulp, with a minimum of 3% of calcium carbonate, and an 8 to 9.5 pH value. Suitable for long-term storage it passed the Photographic Activity Test and is made with paper that is free of lignin, acid, recycled pulp, metal, waxes, plasticizers, bleach, and peroxide, and virtually free of sulfur.
The exterior has a textured surface that is free from knots, shives, or abrasive particles that would otherwise damage contents. The colored dye is light-fast and non-bleeding, and the anticorrosive metal-edge clamps have been treated with a black polyester coating and a wax-free polyester finish for strength and rigidity if you choose to stack multiple boxes.
Archive your negatives and prints with this 25-pack of Archive Envelopes from Archival Methods. The cream-colored envelopes are made of a non-buffered 80 lb text paper that is acid- and lignin-free. Each envelope holds up to thirty-six prints measuring 4 x 6". A separate interior pocket holds a roll of 35mm negatives cut into four-frame strips. The front flap of each envelope features a convenient index for important information such as time, place, and subject matter. The same information can be used as a cross-reference for digital files.
These all-purpose Archival Methods Index Cards are a useful addition to many of their metal edge boxes for separating and cataloging prints or other contents.
Cards are die-cut from 10-point archival card stock (about the thickness of a business card). Also useful as placeholders when contends are removed from storage. The cards are scored at one side and the bottom to be easily trimmed for use in smaller-size boxes.
These cards are a great choice for rapid note taking, filing data and organizing files. Excellent choice for setting up master files for slide collections, newspaper clippings, recipes and many other categories.