4x6 Photo Storage - John Porter Envelopes for CD or 4x6 Prints (Case of 36 Pks)

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John Porter Envelopes for CD or 4x6 Prints (Case of 36 Pks)

These John Porter approved archival envelopes are acid free and lignin free for the protection and longevity of you CD's, DVD's, negatives, 4x6 photos and index prints. Keep your photography media safe, organized and accessible.

Each case contains 36 packs of 10 paper envelopes with divider
Back flap of envelopes includes pre-printed space for date and subject allowing for easy identification and organization
Clear window in front for viewing index prints
Envelopes can hold a CD and one index print or optionally up to thirty-six 4x6 prints
Dimensions: 7x5
Comes boxed and ready for display
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I'm finally archiving my photos! - By: Cris
Deerfield Beach, FL - Posted: Feb 1, 2011
I was looking for a solution to help me begin my project of sorting through five decades of loose photos when I cam across these envelopes. I choose these because the price was perfect for the large number I knew I would need. I received them last week and have already filled three dozen envelopes. So far I have just penciled the year in the date field. My goal is to sort by year without giving the photos much thought. Then I'll go through each year and put some photos in albums. For the photos that remain in these envelopes, I will add specific details in the subject field and file them away. I will also use these envelopes when I send photos to family.

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John Porter Envelopes for 4x6 Prints - By: Larry
The Dalles, OR - Posted: Jan 10, 2011
Started my Winter 2010-2011 project of sorting and filing in some order photos from 1969 to current. Bought these to put photos in and file by date. They work very good. Have pushed the printed limits on the number of photos per envelope. It is nice to have the photos all stored in the same size envelope in the boxes. If I was looking for a problem it would be the window on one side . This catches the next envelope when you slide it into the box. Minor issue.

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