This 25-pack of top-loading Pocket Pages with Inserts from Archival Methods includes 10-pt. black inserts where you can mount single or multiple images with photo corners or double-stick tape. Captions or notes about the images can be written directly onto the inserts, which are made of acid-free card stock. The archival polypropylene pages have a standard 3-hole punch, making them compatible with 3-ring binders and albums.

Compatible with 3-Ring Binders or Albums    Top-Loading Clear Polypropylene Pages    Includes Black Card Stock Inserts    10-pt. Acid-Free Card Stock    Mount Photos and Write on Card Inserts

Clear archival polypropylene pages, which come with a 10-pt. black card stock insert

Mount images and write captions directly to the acid-free card stock

Pages are compatible with 3-ring binders and albums

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the max usable depth inside then?

A: The Archival Methods 70-014 Digital Print Folio (11 x 14") has a usable depth of 0.5".

Q: 2. HOW IS THIS 'SUPER 'B'' PAPER DIFFERENT THEN THE REGULAR EPSON EXHIBITION FIBER PAPER YOU SELL #S045037?

A: I just checked the B&H website. S045037 is the manufacturer's number for the Super B Epson Exhibition Fiber paper.

Q: 3. Should I choose the Exhibition Fibre paper profile or Epson Luster, as some have mentioned? I'm using an Epson p600 printer. Many thanks!

A: You should use the profile for the given paper if Epson has it available. Although the Exhibition Fibre Paper from Epson has been changed recently. You might want to check that with Epson.

Q: 4. Can Epson roll Exhibition Fiber Paper be used on a 7600 printer?

A: I have an Epson 7800 printer, so I can't answer based on experience, but the 7600 looks much the same for roll paper. Have a look at the manual for the 7600. (Google epson 7600 printer manual. I would give you the link, but B&H will not permit links in these answers.) In the manual, at page 42, you will see the instructions for loading roll paper (which are very smiler to my 7800). Finally, Epsons have a reputation for being able to print on almost anything (I once heard of a Los Angelino who printed on tortillas), so I would not much worry about being able to print on ANY Epson 24 roll paper.

Q: 5. Eight 4x5 Polaroid prints or four 4x5 sleeved negatives or transparencies.I don't have sleeves on my negatives. Will these work to simply put my negatives in or would you recommend something else? Ron M

A: You don't need them, but they are highly recommended for storing negatives: https://a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/442899-REG/Archival_Methods_31_003_Side_Lock_Film_Sleeves.html target= _blank www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/442899-REG/Archival_Methods_31_003_Side_Lock_Film_Sleeves.html/a

Q: 6. Does this have a place for a contact sheet as well as sleeves for my negatives. In other words, does my negative and contact sheet stay together?

A: Yes, these are the ones with the sleeve for the contact sheet attached. They stay together.

Q: 7. do you use photo black or matte black with this Epson fiber paper when printing on an Epson 4900 printer?

A: Exhibition Fiber paper by Epson is a semi-glossy paper that requires photo black ink.

Q: 8. Will these sheets work with the Print File Hanger Spines? Or only with a 3-ring binder?

A: Yes these sheets will work with the Print File Hanger Spines.

Q: 9. I'm looking for a box that can hold 50 prints made on various fine art papers. Is this deep enough to hold 50? Thanks!

A: Yes, but I found it hard to get all the prints out of the box with ease, other boxes that open up with one side open are far better and deeper

Q: 10. Is the adhesive on these label holders of an archival acrylic-type?

A: The adhesive on the Archival Methods Label Holder is of archival quality. The paper inserts included are acid free as well.