From: dahoov2@cox.net   
      
   Yes, they are acid free and I've gotten some 4x6 ones (holds 6; three   
   pockets so two on each back to back allows 6 per page) and I've also   
   3x5 size ones (those are harder to find but I bought a box off Ebay...   
   ).  anyway, there's 5 3x5" holders which of course then holds 10 per   
   page.  Likewise, there are card holder pages too with 9 per page or 18   
   cards total.  Love them!   
      
   have you thought about flyweights?  They sell those in bulk too.  I   
   have a crapload of cardboard saved. I should ditch those as I'll never   
   be able to use them all unless I got into business.  LOL   
      
      
      
   On Mon, 18 Aug 2008 14:27:35 -0500, "Gummby3"    
   wrote:   
      
   >I've actually been going the custom index card route, as of late.  One   
   >stamp on each standard sized envelope and the nominal cost of an index   
   >card.  The problem is that I have a LOT of 8x10 pictures that I've   
   >printed out of the years.  Unfortunately, I ran into that bad day that   
   >lasted the last 7 years and I was never able to get the money to mail   
   >properly.  Things are easing up, finally, in the real world, so I'm   
   >playing catch up.  I have always had the same contents in my 9x12s:   
   >photo, request letter, cardboard backer, SASE, which comes to 3 oz.   
   >every time.  What used to cost .83¢ now costs $1.51 because of the   
   >postage hikes.  I have three 9x12s ready to go with the lighter   
   >folder, instead of the cardboard.  It's only reduced the package   
   >weight by very little though.   
   >   
   >Are the Avery sheets acid free?  If not, Ultra Pro does sell 4-pocket   
   >sheets too.  That's what I've been using for the index cards.   
      
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