Print File Preservers for 12 3.5x3.5-Inch Prints, Pack of 25

I like the 3 1/2” x 3 1/2” photo pages for 3 ring. Perfect size for older, smaller photos. I think the top row should open on the side and not the top because photos can more easily fall out at the top.

Arrived folded in half and has crease in the pages. The holes were very rough like they were drilled with a dull drill. Almost looked like I got a knock off product because the great reviews did not apply to what I received. I was in a time crunch so I put old photos in them to keep until I find a better product.

I have a bunch of 3-1/2 X 3-1/2 pictures taken back in 1970. I wanted to place them into an album to protect them. I spent lots of time looking for this size protector or album. I finally came upon these, and I ordered them right away. These are perfect for those forgotten pictures. They also fit perfect into a 3-ring binder. The quality and price are great, and I was pleasantly surprised that these are USA made.

As the family historian I inherited lots of small square pictures from the list 60s and 70s that fit perfectly in these pages allowing 12 pictures per page instead of 8 or 10 with other common pages

I have a lot of old family picture that were taken back in the early 1900’s forward. I always wanted to just have a good way of looking at these but keep the back open so anyone could read who is in the pictures. I hate the ideal of those sticky album which ruins pictures. And with there age being pulled in and out of those cheap photo albums that tare after to much use. I was surprised to find these since I had been on the hunt in regular stores for years.

KADS stamping plate users, look no further, this is the storage system you need. I was able to use the cardboard sleeve with each plate in one pocket. If you didn't want to include the sleeve, you could probably put two plates back-to-back.I also purchased them in hopes of accommodating another brand of plates, Mundo de Unas. Kind of too big for this series. With Mundo, they are loose on each side, but I'll still use them that way. Be forewarned, once placed in a binder, you will always need to keep that binder upright, otherwise they (the Mundos) will fall right out of these preservers.So nice to finally get my plates out of the shoebox and into an easily accessible format. No more hunting for my special cat plate, I know right where it is! As everyone knows, everyday is Caterday!

Photos slide into pockets from the top. The pages work great and are sturdy and durable quality. I’m putting my photo pages into strong three ring binders.

I am working on a large home project....organizing the photos of a lifetime into loose leaf binders. Among them, I have a picture that was taken of my great granny and grampa leaving on their honeymoon in 1880, and many other pictures through the years. I think these plastic holders are just the thing to get most of the pics out of boxes and organized for easy viewing when desired. Safety is a concern. I hope these truly are acid free and will protect them. I intend to stand the binders, containing the pics, on end in a file cabinet since fire is another concern.