- Museum Archival Drop-Front Storage Box, Acid-Free with Metal Edges, 11.5 X 15 X 3 inches, Tan (733-3011)

I store all my works on paper in these boxes. I have been using this brand of archival boxes for over 20 years. Sturdy and well made. Recommend!

Perfect size. Easy to open and close. Fits in cabinets. Sturdy. Good quality.

Great find. I was a little worried when I received it as there was black dust or almost like ash that seemed to have contaminated it. However after doing some ph testing on it, I chalked it up to the manufacturing process. Its difficult to pull the lid off if there's little to no weight in it, otherwise easy to assemble. It looks nice and is compact. Its holding up well. It can be used for so many different things, I have some for coins and note currency and some for photos. Good value for the money.

As advertised. These are well-constructed, museum quality cardboard archival storage boxes. Not flimsy, very sturdy. I have several of these that I frequently open to either review or add new items. Not only a good performer, but these are easily stackable given uniform design, heavy-grade cardboard and metal corners. The only knock: a mild odor associated with the protective chemicals used when the box used. But it dissipates after 2-3 weeks. Highly recommend.

Two boxes arrived in perfect like new condition. I’ll keep these, they are pricey and also hold up well, at least the one I’ve had (from 20 years ago) has. One box arrived w permanent marker on the outside lining, bled through to the box, and was we so smeared. 🙁. For the $$, I want to return this one.

I use these archival boxes to store inkjet photo prints with acid free tissue sheets between the prints. The difference with this box compared to the clamshell design is this box opens on the side. That makes it easier for me to get to what is inside. So what goes in this type of box are the prints I need to get to more often. But either of these type of boxes are what you need to preserve such things as photos or documents, etc. in an acid-free, lignin-free archival container so these things won't yellow. The box is well made with metal edges. Should hold up.

Correct size and shipped fast

Make sure you know that one end opens--you don't have a defective box. It's supposed to be for ease to get art work in/out. I haven't decided if I like that yet. If you're moving, you may want to tape it.

Simple light weight box made of thin cardboard. Expensive!

I hope it is worth what I paid.

Parece que tardaré varios años en llenarlo, una buena inversión para evitar el degradamiento del polvo en papel acuarela.

What can i say about this box that others haven't already said? Rectangular, black, well-constructed of stiff and archivally safe cardboard, it serves its single purpose with distinction. It is a box. It does what a box ought to do.

Very good, but expensive. I which it was more affordable so I could buy more!