Cabinet Card Collection Protection Supplies

Cabinet Cards were popular photo images from the mid-19th century through the 1920s. Photos were mounted on stiff 6-1/2 x 4-1/4" cards. They were first used for landscape images. People began using them for portraiture around 1860. The borders of the cards were usually decorative and had the name of the photographer and the shop's address. These cards were often put on stands for display in people's homes. Photo images were often retouched with color. For poly material specifications click here.

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POLYPROPYLENE Sleeves  for CABINET CARDS
POLYPROPYLENE Sleeves for CABINET CARDS
4-3/8 x 6-5/8" 1.5 mil
NO FLAP.

Base SKU:sppcc

Polyester Sleeves for CABINET CARDS
POLYESTER Sleeves for
CABINET CARDS
4-5/8 x 6-11/16"(Inside).
NO FLAP.

Base SKU:sccpet

Storage Box for Cabinet Cards
CABINET CARD Storage Box
5-1/2 x 7-1/2 x 12" (outside).
40 pt. Acid-free, Lignin-free, Unbuffered Board.
Holds up to 180 cabinet cards in sleeves.

Base SKU:xccd1275

Storage Box for Cabinet Cards. Blue-gray archival board.
CABINET CARD Storage Box
5-3/4 x 8 x 5" (outside).
40 pt. Blue-Gray Acid-free, Lignin-free, Unbuffered Board.
Holds up to 80 cabinet cards in sleeves.

Base SKU:xcc755BG

Plastic Cabinet Card Box Dividers made from acid-free white polystyrene.
Cabinet Card Box Divider Cards
7 x 5-1/4".
Made from 30 gauge white polystyrene material.

Base SKU:dccp

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