Archival Photo Storage Envelopes, 1 Case (120-Count) 7" X 5" John Porter Everyday Archives

I use these envelopes to save old family photographs and store them in an acid free photo box. The back of the envelope contains space to add information regarding the photo while the front has a wndow allowing the photo to be seen. As a retired historian I am preserving my family history and am ready to order another box.

Great value for archival supplies. Only drawback is that the envelope is 7" x 5" and most 7" x 5" prints won't fit unless they are trimmed slightly.. However, you can get quite a number of other smaller photos in one envelope.

Just beginning the process of reorganizing pictures. It would be nice if the 5 x 7 photos would fit in the picture window. Looking back, the pictures were not safe in the envelopes in which they were stored. These envelopes make it easy to organize and store my pictures. I will probably be ordering more of these envelopes in the near future.

So, these are heavy duty protective envelopes with a clear window and ample room on each one, on the envelope flap, to notate a ton of info.The draw back is they are too tall for my photo boxes. I ordered a ton of these and I'm probably going to have to send back two out of the three boxes I bought. I need them to be able to stand up in my photo boxes. I don't want to stack them.

These were bought for a small historical archive. Allows me to put 2 or 3 photos in same envelope and write date / event / names, etc on the envelope, NOT on the picture itself. Great time-saver and great price.

Perfect! Fit both 4x6 and 5x7 photos, enough room to fit a handful of photos. Comparable to archivers scrapbooking store (which is sadly closed) photo envelopes

They were perfect for organizing my photos from several years ago. The size was just what I needed. They are so affordable for archival storage

I have been trying to organize all the photos that have collected over the years. After I sorted as best I could I put each group in an envelop to store in a box. Now the pictures will last forever, and I can actually find what I'm looking for.