35mm and 120 neg storage

Can anyone suggest a secure and efficient way to store b/w film? I
have been using the Clear-File sheets, which are convenient for
locating and editing. Unfortunately the notebooks, when standing on a
shelf, allow the sheets to slump and, over time, bend the film.

The sleeves with boxes appear more secure, but I often file notes and
other items - business cards, flyers, etc..., with the relevant film.
I really do not want two files to manage this.

Thank you,
David

<dclarkson DeleteThis @woh.rr.com> wrote

> Can anyone suggest a secure and efficient way to store b/w film? I
> have been using the Clear-File sheets, which are convenient for
> locating and editing. Unfortunately the notebooks, when standing on a
> shelf, allow the sheets to slump and, over time, bend the film.

I use the same system but I keep the binders horizontal. The 'D'
ring binders are better because the sheets can't get pinched/rolled
under as they can with 'O' ring binders. Problem is they don't stack.

In Europe they have box files - a better solution to the problem,
and there is the Leitz Allura system:
http://www.office365.co.uk/sf/show_product.aspx?Pid=279864
http://www.euroffice.co.uk/I/bfb/Leitz-Allura-Box-File-Polypropylene-f...350-She


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