12x9 pockets • 10 sleeves • white card inserts • archival • A4 extrawide
44P0W-10 10-pack of Albox archival 12x9 sleeves with 10 white card inserts. Mount an assortment of irregular-sized photos, documents or newspaper cuttings onto the card inserts using photo corners, tabs or glue. Notes can be written on the card if required. The card inserts can then be re-inserted into the archival Albox sleeves for safe, convenient storage and viewing.
DIMENSIONS:
Albox archival 12"x9" pages measure 245mm wide x 315mm high. Each pocket measures 228mm wide x 315mm high. Card inserts measure 225mm wide x 307mm high. There is one top-loading pocket with one card insert per sleeve, and items can be mounted on both sides of the card inserts.
There are no memo tab slots on these pockets.
These A4-extrawide pages fit into Albox binders to create your own photographic archive. One empty Albox 40mm binder will typically hold about 30-50 sleeves with inserts, and a 25mm binder will hold about 20-30 sleeves with inserts, depending on the thickness of the items stored.
Albox binders and pages offer true archival quality storage for precious photographic materials and documents. Create an enduring photographic legacy to be treasured for generations to come as part of your family history. Purchase empty Albox binders and packs of Albox archival pages to suit photos, negatives, slides, enlargements, postcards or documents, and create your own customised photographic archival storage system to suit your exact requirements.
TRUE ARCHIVAL QUALITY:
Albox binders and pages have been approved by the National Archives of Australia, and are made from archival polypropylene which has passed independent testing for suitability for photographic storage (specifically the Photographic Activity Test of the Image Permanence Institute in Rochester, New York, USA (ISO18916)).
These pages have the universal holing system to fit into most binders, but please note they are about 1 inch wider than regular A4 pages, therefore requiring an A4-extrawide binder such as the Albox range of archival binders and slip-covers.