35 Pack 4x6 Photo Sleeves for 3 Ring Binder-for 210 Photos, Clear Photo Album Refill Pages, Acid Free Plastic Archival Photo Protector Sleeves, Ph...

I always need more of these since I'm making two baby books. The plastic is crystal clear, which is my preference. They are top-load slots, with the load only on one side of the sheet. Fits great in my 3-ring binder

Easy to use top loading pages. I used the extra memo slot for smaller photos. Great to organize photos. Fit well in 3 ring notebooks.

Good quality sleeves (acid free) for me to use to send photos expected by the local university archives people.

I'm in the process of clearing out some homes that have been lived in over 30 years. There are so many memories in the things I find but what good are these things if they are piled in boxes? I'm not a scrapbooker but I've begun putting things in scrapbooks to help preserve these memories for when I'm older and have forgotten things. Some of the items I'm collecting are two sided. Since I want to see both sides I needed an alternative to sticking to opaque pages in a scrapbook but I still wanted to be able to flip through pages of memories. This is the first time I've purchased archival pages without the intention of using them solely for photographs. Three of the slots will fit standard printed photos, two vertically oriented and one horizontally. There is a small pocket at the top right that I've found to fit school year photos and little cards such as the ones you get to open a door in a hotel. Everything is sliding in and out of the pockets easily. The pages are clipped into a standard 3 ring binder and are easy to flip. I hope to have these for many, many years.

I use these photo sleeves to store my pictures, cards, notes and mementos. Small photos and cards fit easily inside and do not slide around or fall out. I like to keep these photo sleeves in a 3-ring binder so that I can organize everything in one place. The sleeves are transparent, which allows me to see both sides of the notecards that I put in there. Each page has one very narrow, vertical section in the upper right that does not fit anything other than very small photos or notes.