A look at the two types of archival book binding cloth that we use to make our products, which are buckram and Arlington® book cloth.
How to organize and store old photos and preserve them for future generations. From changing storage location to selecting the best boxes.
Magnetic photo albums are bad for your photographs. Learn why and how to remove the photos and put them into an archival alternative. What is…
This blog post looks at plastic as an element in archival storage. It covers which plastics are archival and which ones are not. We’ll go…
Many people ask us, “how should I store old letters?” There are multiple ways to archivally store letters, photos, and other paper-based items in your…
Birth certificates are important documents that should be preserved. To safely store a birth certificate use acid-free, archival materials. Make a high quality scan of…
One of the first questions we ask our customers to consider when starting their archiving projects is box versus binder. When choosing archival supplies from…
Archival Methods has been an internet-based company since our inception in 2002. We’ve kept our website simple while trying to provide as much useful information…
Written by Archival Methods AI-assisted Organizing Documents, Photographs, and Genealogy Records Estate planning is generally thought of in terms of finances, wills, and legal documents.…
Museum Solander Cases are our archival version of the classic Solander box, designed in the 18th century by Swedish botanist Daniel Solander.
