How to file 2-1/4 negatives?

One & all:

I've recently purchased a Mamiya 645e after finally finishing an
ages-long darkroom-building process. Have been "out" of photography for

too many years and am looking to start up again. Used to use Paterson
negative files--have about a dozen of their 35mm binders that are
overloaded with now yellowing glassine pages, and want to change over to

something with more permanence.

Any suggestions--what do you folks use for storing your b&w and color
negatives?

Thanks,

Paul Schoenfeld

I worked as a photographer for a large corporation many years ago.
The negative files dated back 25 years (earlier materials were "donated"
to the company's museum). Most of the earlier stuff was 4x5 (Speed-Graphic)
and was stored in 4x5 glassine envelopes in metal tray/drawers. When 120
film made its way into the department (in the late '60s) , it was cut into
2-frame strips and stored in 4x5 glassines in the same cabinets.
I started doing the same for my personal work, using boxes made for index
cards.

"Paul Schoenfeld" <pschoenfeld.RemoveThis@att.net> wrote in message
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 > One & all:
 >
 > I've recently purchased a Mamiya 645e after finally finishing an
 > ages-long darkroom-building process. Have been "out" of photography for
 >
 > too many years and am looking to start up again. Used to use Paterson
 > negative files--have about a dozen of their 35mm binders that are
 > overloaded with now yellowing glassine pages, and want to change over to
 >
 > something with more permanence.
 >
 > Any suggestions--what do you folks use for storing your b&w and color
 > negatives?
 >
 > Thanks,
 >
 > Paul Schoenfeld
 >
 >
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