35mm Negative Preservers - Print File 35-7B 35mm Negative Preservers

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Print File 35-7B 35mm Negative Preservers

Print File archival negative holders provide an ideal acid free storage solution.

Holds seven 5 frame 35mm strips, 35 frames total
Contact prints on 8" x 10"
Available in packs of 25, 100 or 1000
Fits in any 3-ring binder except Print File M or C Series

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Print File 35-7B 35mm Negative Preservers

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Item	Price	Availability
Print File 35-7B 35mm Negative Preservers (25 Pages) Catalog# 357B25	$8.95	Ground orders usually ship in 2-3 business days.
Print File 35-7B 35mm Negative Preservers (100 Pack) Catalog# 357B100	$30.50	Ground orders usually ship in 2-3 business days.
Print File 35-7B 35mm Negative Preservers (Box of 1000) Catalog# 357B1000 4 or more at $189.96 each	$286.55	Ground orders usually ship in 2-3 business days.


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Flimsy negative holders - By: Ray E. Lighty
Cheyenne, WY - Posted: Mar 18, 2013
If you're trying to hold film that has been stored tightly rolled in film canisters for the last 50+ years, these pages are totally inadequate. The whole page rolls up and it's impossible to keep it flat. The plastic is just too thin. And even if you're inserting flat film strips, the holes are unsupported and rip through very easily.

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