6-Case Photo Storage Box

Organize your 4" x 6" photos or recipe cards with our 6-Case Photo Storage Box. It includes six inner cases that are easily transportable, fitting easily inside a purse or briefcase. Each acid-free inner case can accommodate approximately 100 photos and has a hinged lid that can be labeled by category or event for easy identification.

Made of clear polypropylene plastic
Outer case is stackable
Additional individual inner cases are available (sold separately, listed below)

Made in the USA

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6-Case Photo Storage Box Translucent

8-1/2" x 7-1/2" x 5-1/2" h

10043510

Available for Shipping

$16.99 ea

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6-Case Photo Storage Box 4.9 5 46 46

6case photo storage box The storage box is the best way to organize and store photos. Makes it so easy to find pictures of a specific event. I am going to purchase several more storage boxes. No more going from store to store looking for the perfect storage box. Ones stop shopping. I love it. Finally looking forward to organizing my closets. April 23, 2013

great photo case These boxes provide organization of printed photos and are a great improvement over paper envelopes. Photos won't fade in them either. Price is worth it for the quality. April 2, 2013

great tool for organizing photos So glad to have found these! Life is too short to have piles of photos weighing you down. It didn't take long at all for me to take the piles of photos I had in shoeboxes and do a rough sort into the individual cases. Pile of photos from the family reunion? They get their own case. Summer vacation 2010? Own case. Mix and match pile? They get a case so I can sort them later. I started with 2 boxes, as proof of concept, and ended up purchasing a total of 8, all of which are filled with photos. Next I plan to go through each little case - just one case in a sitting - and weed out all the bad photos that aren't worth keeping. Once I do that for all the cases (8 x 6 = 48) I'll make another pass to sort the photos I really want to keep and the ones I will offer to extended family. (Again, just one case at a time so it's not overwhelming.) The final step will be to put the remaining photos in albums. These photo cases make it easy to take the overwhelming prospect of doing something with my photos and turn it into something much more approachable, that can be broken into simple steps. March 29, 2013