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Old 03-22-2022, 09:35 AM
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Default How do you store your Type 1/2/3 photos?
Just wondering how everyone stores their vintage photos, and if anyone uses a binder system? Currently all my non-slabbed photos are in the semi-rigid holders as shown below and stacked. I've been thinking about switching to a museum quality binder system as the collection grows, but thought maybe others had better ideas.
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Just wondering how everyone stores their vintage photos, and if anyone uses a binder system? Currently all my non-slabbed photos are in the semi-rigid holders as shown below and stacked. I've been thinking about switching to a museum quality binder system as the collection grows, but thought maybe others had better ideas.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Itoya-Art-P...-127632-2357-0

I have a ton of these. They fit nicely stacked in large safety deposit boxes as well.
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Thanks for the link, Ben. That's similar to what I was looking at from Archival Methods, only much cheaper.
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I have a ton of these. They fit nicely stacked in large safety deposit boxes as well.
I keep pretty much everything I own that is flat in the various sizes of Itoya folders.
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https://www.ebay.com/itm/Itoya-Art-P...-127632-2357-0

I have a ton of these. They fit nicely stacked in large safety deposit boxes as well.
Based on Ben’s recommendation I bought a 4x6 and 8x10 a week or so ago and I can vouch for them.
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I have a ton of these. They fit nicely stacked in large safety deposit boxes as well.
I have been using these for a while as well. They work quite nicely, but I also go a second level of protection by using Mylar comic sleeves for their inertness.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/39387302462...MAAOSwTf9h4fWm
These come in different sizes. The 4 mil versions are nice and thick
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Thanks for the feedback guys. I’ll probably order a couple of the Itoya binders and check them out.
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4 mil Mylar sheets in polypro clamshell albums. Pages from bcemylar.com. Albums from Unikeep.

Mylar is the gold standard for truly archival storage: it is what the Library of Congress uses. It is also crystal clear.
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