Print File46-6P 8 mil Polypropylene Archival Storage Page for 6 Prints, 4x6", 100 Pieces

The section of page which clips into the 3 hole binder used to be white (as seen in the product images) which facilitate marking the pages with some kind of identifer. The 46-6P pages I just received are entirely transparent making easy identification of the images more difficult.From a storage point of view, they are the best.

The plastic photo holders are great. The cost of shipping was outrageous. at is worse, it was sent postage due meaning I had to go to the post office to retrieve my product. I will NEVER order from this source again.

As I sort through and catalog my family's old photos (some more than 100 years old), I am concerned about preserving them for the next 100 years. Using my flat-bed scanner, I scan them. Using photoshop, I correct the lighting and bring out details. Then I email the pictures to other family members to collect the stories that attach to each picture, and upload the pictures and stories into a Blurb book that each family member can order for themselves. Finally, I store the original photos and negatives, in chronological order, in these sleeves (and other sized sleeves), and put them into an archival-safe 3-ring binder.

Bought this for the larger negatives (4 x 6) I inherited and it keeps them securely in place. I have a lot this size, so this value pack was perfect is quantity, quality and on my pocket book.

You don't have to wonder what you're getting with Print File. Good quality and value.

If you are going to save your prints, this is the way to do it. These are made of archival-grade plastic. BEWARE of any other kind. They are made by Print File, a company that has been around for decades. They bought out Vue-All, a company that made similar products and headquartered just a few miles away from the Print FIle Florida headquarters. Print File is a good company. I recommend their products without reservation.

Excellent product - holds 3 4x6 photos on each side. The photo slips are easy to use but sturdy, and once placed, photos don't slide out of them. They also don't stick to the plastic, which is excellent. The holes on the side fit all major binders and are extremely strong - I don't think you could tear them if you tried, no matter how much you overload one of these sheets. Excellent investment for photo or newspaper clipping preservation.

I bought these because I have/had 3 giant tubs of loose photos, negatives, film, etc from the ancient days when people actually used cameras and film. I feel like I have protected these artifacts for my daughter who may find them amusing 50 years from now. At least it's better than loose in a tub. I also bought 3 ring binders to store them all in. Hope I don't have to do that ever again. :)