Newsletter Issue 2

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Portfolio & Cases

Boxes

Binders & Albums

Enclosures

Kits & Sleeves

Sleeves

Frames

Board & Paper

In this issue:

How to... Know What to Archive?

How to...

You have gathered together or possibly inherited your family's old photographs and are looking to archive them. However, you are not quite sure on where to begin. You've started

Know What to Archive

researching the process online and all the information seems overwhelming. You never imaged there would be so many options for storing and preserving your family's history. Should you frame them, display them in an album or store them away in a box? Below are a

New Products: •

DTC Carry Case

Grey Drop Front Box

Textile Storage Box

few guidelines to consider when deciding; how you want to tackle your project? 1. ARCHIVAL FRAMING is best for your most favorite and high quality photographs. 2. ARCHIVAL ALBUMS are usually used when you are looking to display your cherished images and wish to share them with family & friends with easy accessibility. 3. ARCHIVAL STORAGE is most typically used to store negatives, slides and extra photos not placed in frames and albums. (It is recommended not to store negatives and prints in the same sleeve or folder.)

Tip of the Month: •

10 Archiving Rules

Term of Month: •

Acid-Free

Upcoming Events:

New Products: DTC Carry Case •

Metallic textured cover material

Acrylic coated for weather resistance

Open flat design similar to Museum Case

Sized to fit our 3 inch Black Drop Front Box


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