ARSMC17222B

12-032

Archival Methods

The Solander Style Museum Case is the finest case for storage and protection of your most valuable matted prints, photographs, maps, and drawings. The case is so solid, so handsome and so well-constructed that before it is even opened you get the sense; "This is going to be special." A storage case design that's been around for some 250 years must have something going for it.Archival Case top and bottom is Kappa binder's board (0.1), a bookmaking board with no glue between layers Lined with 10 point acid-and lignin-free card-stock PAT tested and passed Covered in book binding cloth with a moisture-resistant, 100% aqueous acrylic coating Adhesive is pH balanced and buffered, sulfur content Reinforced hinge, with dust flap Sides and spine are made of low-resin basswood Close-tolerance construction to keep out dust None The tops of these boxes have a lip that helps keep out air-borne contaminates None Thick walls of the case provide outstanding physical protection for the contents None Sides and spine are made of low-resin basswood for superior stacking strength None The top and bottom are thick (0.1) binder's board; Interior is lined with acid- and lignin-free card stock None The spine of the case is hinged so that the top can fold open and lay flat for easy removal of contents None When closed the box is sealed on all sides None The heavyweight, acrylic-coated black cloth covers assure long-lasting use None Sturdy, lockable latches are designed to withstand repeated opening and closing None A metal label holder on the front accepts a standard 3 x 1.25" label None All hardware is nickel-plated