Archival Methods Narrow Binder & Slip Case Black

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The Archival Methods Narrow Binder & Slip Case Blackfrom Archival Methods Narrow Binder & Slip Case Blackfeatures a black binder measuring approximately 12 x 10 x 2.5". It comes with a black slip case that's slightly larger at about 12.75 x 10.75 x 2.6". The slip case is designed with close-tolerance construction to keep out dust.

The binder holds pages up to 11.75 x 8", not included. It supports Archival Methods narrow binder pages (model #s 56-246, 52-017, and 56-002), sold separately. One of these optional binder pages has pockets that support 4 x 6 photos. Another supports up to 5 x 7". And one supports CDs and DVDs. You can create a photo or disc album. The binder has a 2.5" spine and 1.5" D-rings and will hold about 60 pages with contents. The narrow size of the binder allows it to fit well on most bookshelves.

This binder meets high levels of archival standards. A high-quality binder board core is bound in library-grade buckram with an acid-free card stock lining. A premium, slant-style D-ring assembly with a rugged tab-actuated locking mechanism is securely riveted to the rear inside cover. With this design, the Collector Grade Narrow Binder accommodates more pages than most traditional O-ring binders.

Approximately 12 x 10" Narrow Binder Dust-Preventive Slip Case Supports AM Narrow Pages for Photos/CDs Meets High Levels of Archival Standards Fits Well on Most Bookshelves Binder Board Core Bound in Library-Grade Buckram 2.5" Spine 1.5" D-Ring

Parameters
Ring Type	D-Ring
Ring Size	1.5"
Type of Closure	Book-Style
Cover Material	Binder's Board
Exterior Dimensions	12.1 x 10.25 x 2.5" / 30.7 x 26.04 x 6.3 cm

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is this inner size of 13x19 case?

A: I own this case and just looked at mine. There's foam padding on the inside, leaving internal dimensions at 13.5x19.5.

Q: 2. What is the weight of the empty container? 20x24

A: An empty 20 x24 container weighs 9.4 lbs. or 4.3 kg.

Q: 3. Where is it made?

A: The Archival Methods Art Carry Case (26.5 x 38.5 x 5.0") country of origin is United States.

Q: 4. What are the interior dimensions?

A: Archival Methods does not list the interior dimensions for the Archival Methods 06-502 Binder Box (1.5 O-Ring, Gray), but they do state that it should accommodate most standard 3-ring page formats up to 10.5 x 12.5 inches in size. Archival Methods states the exterior dimensions are 12.5 x 13.5 x 1.5 inches.

Q: 5. Any other colors besides black? So hard to find other colors with matching cases in this size.

A: Archival Methods has binders in different colors. However they do not have the exact same option in a different color than black.https://bhpho.to/2nb4Jjj

Q: 6. Will this fit boxes of 17x22 prints? The boxes themselves are nearly 18 x 23". Thank you

A: If your print paper dimensions are no more than 17.25 x 22.25 then yes.

Q: 7. Will this binder accommodate the Print File 060-0662 8 1/2 x 11 page?

A: Yes, it will accomodate a page as big as 9-15/16 x 11-5/8".

Q: 8. How much does it weigh?

A: The weight of this case is approximately 40 pounds.

Q: 9. How many pages will fit in this box?

A: It depends upon what you store in the box, for slides about 20 pages, for prints about 80 pages.

Q: 10. Will this archival binder box accommodate ClearFile Archival Plus Negative Page 35mm 10 strips of 4-Frames (B&H # CLP35104100)? According to a Q&A that product is 9-5/8 wide by 13 tall.

A: No, according to those dimensions it will not accommodates 3-ring page formats over to 10.5 wide by 12.5 tall (26.67 x 31.75 cm).

Andrew	19/09/2024
[Book-Style] a bit heavy but firm and beautiful 5

Darby	18/09/2024
[D-Ring] Bought 20 and rushed shipping to hold a client proposal. On time, and exactly as expected. Nice quality, sturdy. Front covers and boxes were screen printed using white Jacquard ink. Held ink and cured nicely. 5

Andrew	15/09/2024
[Book-Style] top quality, great colour and binder - a bit heavy though 5

Francesco	19/08/2024
[1.5"] a bit expensive but well done 5

Frank	14/08/2024
[D-Ring] Solid construction. D-rings easy to operate. Great combination. 5

David	07/08/2024
[1.5"] This binder box is perfect for my archival needs. With 2.5 D ring binders on the inside I can store many more slide pages than any other brand of storage box. The clam shell design completely seals out any dust/debris and is completely light tight. I highly recommend this Ringfolio box to anyone with a large collection of images and especially slides. 5

Jackie	06/08/2024
[Binder's Board] Love this binder! I've gone through a few different brands recently, and this one is far and away the most durable and luxurious-feeling. Would highly recommend for preserving the most important negatives/prints you have. 5

JohnnyMartyr	23/07/2024
[D-Ring] After reading up on available products from various manufacturers, I landed on this binder to protect and display my valuable autographed 8x10 and trading card collections. The ring mechanism seems sturdy and precise while the binder and slipcase construction are equally neat and tight. I like that the manufacturer didn't ink their name anywhere on or in the binder or case which might make one worry about the composition of the ink. Despite its simplicity, or maybe because of it, the binder and slipcase have a very professional outward appearance. When opened, the binder lays perfectly flat on a table and the D-rings allow pages to fall neatly in place without jams. I am running various size/type Print File brand sleeves which all fit perfectly. Only time will tell how things hold up but I expect this binder to turn out to be quite a smart investment! 5