The Archival Narrow Binder & Slip Case Navy Blue Blackfrom Archival Narrow Binder & Slip Case Navy Blue Blackfeatures a navy blue 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

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do the rings close evenly together?

A: Yes, for the most part, the rings close properly.

Q: 2. Will this binder hold the PrintFile oversized negative page for 6x7 4-strips of 3-frames?The exact storage page can be seen here, a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/43015-REG/Print_File_PF1204UB100_Archival_Storage_Page_for.html target= _blank http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/43015-REG/Print_File_PF1204UB100_Archival_Storage_Page_for.html/a

A: These binders have a 12-inch height (standing upright) with 3 standard-sized rings. If your pages are no more than a foot from top to bottom, they should fit. Hope this helps.

Q: 3. Most of my archive is store in negative sheets that measure w10" x h12.1". Will these sleeves sit comfortably in this box?

A: The dimensions of the interior of the Besfile Archival Binder with Rings, is listed at 11.6 x 10.3. I f one is very careful negative sheets that are 12.1 x 10 will tuck in, making sure the negatives do not bend.

Q: 4. Are you indicating that the height is 13.5 inches?

A: The height on this binder is 13.5 inches.

Q: 5. How many negative slide sheets will this hold?

A: It is possible to fit 50+ negative slide sheets in this Besfile Archival Binder.

Q: 6. The set is one Binder or several ones?

A: One binder with sleeve.

Q: 7. 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: 8. How many pages does it fit in?

A: If you store negatives in sleeves, it will easily accommodate a 100 pages. Photographic sleeves with photos perhaps 1/2 to 3/4 of that.

Q: 9. Can 8 x11 sheet protectors fit in this box, if so how many pages does it hold, approx?

A: Yes, they do fit and I don't know how many they fit but many, I never filled it up. it's huge.

Q: 10. Can this fit with Print File 35-7BXW?

A: Yes, but Print File 35-7BXW sheets fill the archive box completely. The plastic area of the archive sheets with the binder holes tends to get bent a little. The sheets are made of flexible plastic and bend near the binder rings. However, this does not affect the negatives in the archive sheets which lay flat.