This post focuses on storing and preserving individual medium format negatives from the early and mid-20th century roll film cameras. Many family collections have these…
Negatives are one of the less stable materials in an archive. Two of the once dominant plastic supports used to make negatives (cellulose nitrate and…
Backing board is a useful component in archival storage and presentation supplies. An archival backing board is a piece of acid-free, lignin-free board or card…
Find out how to properly store newspapers and clippings that you want to save using archival, acid-free, buffered boxes.
We take a look at Agents of Deterioration that can threaten collections in home archives and give you some tips on how to fight them.
A look at the two types of archival book binding cloth that we use to make our products, which are buckram and Arlington® book cloth.
How to organize and store old photos and preserve them for future generations. From changing storage location to selecting the best boxes.
Magnetic photo albums are bad for your photographs. Learn why and how to remove the photos and put them into an archival alternative. What is…
This blog post looks at plastic as an element in archival storage. It covers which plastics are archival and which ones are not. We’ll go…
Many people ask us, “how should I store old letters?” There are multiple ways to archivally store letters, photos, and other paper-based items in your…
