4x6 Photo Storage - John Porter Envelopes for CD or 4x6 Prints (10 Pack)

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John Porter Envelopes for CD or 4x6 Prints (10 Pack)

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 pack contains 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

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quality product - By: Marissa
Painesville, OH - Posted: Aug 24, 2010
I was looking for something to hold 4x6 prints for mailing and and delivering to customers. I don't sell too many 4x6's so I was looking for something affordable, where I can choose the quantity. I like these envelopes because of the clear front view for a display print and it holds about 30 prints comfortably. The only thing I don't like about them is the john porter name on the front, but its not a big deal.

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