are the pages archival and acid free?
770884
the packages all state that they are archival, photo safe, acid, lignin and P VC free. I hope this is helpful.
370394
There is no way to tell. The adhesive is bonded to the back of the item to be stuck down. It is clear but probably not crystal. It is acid free.
533080
The pages are paper. It has a memo area to write in and two to a page. I like mine, I got the red ones. I bought three.
1054850
The notes are all stored as pdfs. There is no OCR (optical character recognition) carried out, so you can't search on the text.
164137
yes, they are. The top margin of each sheet has a label that includes the notation: "archival preserver."
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The pages you see on ad are what I bought. I hope that answers your question.
2129189
I'm sorry, there is nothing on the packaging stating if it is 'acid free'. I checked closely and could not find it stated anywhere. I hope this helps.
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The box does not mention being acid free, nor does the manufacturers web side (www.smead.com) mention acid free. It does contain 10% post consumer recycled material. The 4x6" card guides product number is 56030, if you want to contact Smead Manufacturing directly. I was impressed by the quality of the index cards. They are heavyweight, most items like this keep getting thinner and thinner. These are sturdy and I will be ordering them again. If it doesn't say acid free, it probably isn't. I am using them as dividers for old family photos, even though I know acid free is always the way to go with photos. The box does not mention being acid free, nor does the manufacturers web side (www.smead.com) mention acid free. It does contain 10% post consumer recycled material. The 4x6" card guides product number is 56030, if you want to contact Smead Manufacturing directly. I was impressed by the quality of the index cards. They are heavyweight, most items like this keep getting thinner and thinner. These are sturdy and I will be ordering them again. If it doesn't say acid free, it probably isn't. I am using them as dividers for old family photos, even though I know acid free is always the way... » Read More The box does not mention being acid free, nor does the manufacturers web side (www.smead.com) mention acid free. It does contain 10% post consumer recycled material. The 4x6" card guides product number is 56030, if you want to contact Smead Manufacturing directly. I was impressed by the quality of the index cards. They are heavyweight, most items like this keep getting thinner and thinner. These are sturdy and I will be ordering them again. If it doesn't say acid free, it probably isn't. I am using them as dividers for old family photos, even though I know acid free is always the way to go with photos. « Show Less
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These photo pages are great! Amazon is the only place I could find that sells these clear pages for 5x7 photos. I have no idea if they are acid free or not but you can see the photos through the pockets of the pages very clearly. I hope this answers your question :)
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I'm not sure if it is acid free, but I use it to stretch my watercolor paper and it works great.
830408
Actually I didn't used all of them, two of them had been given to my friend. It has good quality but I didn't add the pages....sorry about that.
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Print File products repeatedly claim archival quality, acid free,etc. Unfortunately the slides themselves are not...I have dye failure on many slides, 60 to 70 years old, but those sealed in metal or tight plastic boxes have fared better. I would also suggest binders or sealed boxes.
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I'm not sure about acid free. The paper did not work very well for me but it may be that I'm still so new to using the Silhoutte.
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The paper was very nice, kinda like printer photo paper but not as glossy. I don't remember anything about acid free or not. Hope it helps.
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Sorry, I'm not sure if they're acid free....I'm using them for recipes, so it's not critical for me. They came with minimal packaging, only a sheet of paper over the top few, and I don't recall if it said that. Not sure I'd use these for photos, if that's why you're asking.
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yes but they a light residue over time. We use them to black out classified information because it doesn't bleed through the pages
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According to Itoya's website, yes all pages are acid free. Obviously I have no way of testing it. I use this portfolio for screen prints however I recommend Itoya's other 18x24 portfolio, the Evolution line. It is lighter and the pages are indented further from the spine.