BCWMagazine Backing Boards (8.5 x 11 Inches) -1 Pack (100 total) | 24-Point Solid Bleached Sulfate, Calcium Carbonate Coating Protective Sheets | Ideal for Collectible Magazine Protection

I was looking for a large package of tissue paper to wrap items from my Etsy shop before placing them in a box for mailing. This was exactly what I needed.

bought the mag bags at our local comic shop but they never got the boards in to go with um. these were exactly what we had to have. good quality cardboard.

Really does a create job organizing fabric,can't believe I used the entire pack.

This is perfect for my vintage sports illustrated collection.

I use these for my prints for purchase, and they are a sturdy and affordable alternative for a great price!

This is definitely thicker and more sturdy than poster board. Great for wrapping fabrics around and storing vertically on shelves. Acid-free, so good for fabric storage long-term. Get some plastic shirt clips separately to secure the ends of the fabric on the board --and it is a lot more cost effective to do it this way than to buy all-in-one kits which have less boards and are more expensive. I've gone through 200 boards now and am ordering more! I'd say minimum 1 yd of fabric per board, maximum ??? yards of fabric --I've put up to maybe 7 yards of a fabric around a board, and it still holds just fine. Recommend!

I have been wrapping my quilt fabric on these cards for the last five years and it was the best thing I've done lately for my quilting hobby. The fabric is easy to access as I can just flip through the colors to find what I need, and the cards keep the fabric from getting wadded up and wrinkled. Not only that, it looks fantastic!I have as little as a quarter yard up to four yards on a single card. The cardboard is rigid enough to easily wrap the fabric round it, although the boards are not rigid enough to stand on their own. They work best when there are several on the shelf.

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Bought these for my new magazine collection. I would say it's for magazine-sized comics from a very long time ago, but sadly I barely have any money to spend on later golden age comics - so that really isn't possible. 80% of my comic collection is modern and copper age, about 15% of it is bronze age, and only 5% or so is silver age. And I know "serious" collectors who don't have even a single issue in silver age, and almost nothing in bronze age either.These backing boards are great quality and sturdy. Only con (I guess) is the slightly higher price, but these are BCW and they're superior to any comic book materials that I've ever bought so I can't complain too much about price with these.

The magazine boards I am using to fold fabrics and wrap onto the boards and when using alligator clips the fabric stays wrapped. Excellent way to store fabrics so they can be stored upright like books making it easy to see all the fabrics at a glance.

I ordered it to organize my fabric pieces and it works well for that. The cardboard isn’t super sturdy but it will do. I had more fabric than I anticipated and when I went to order this again, the price had almost doubled in just over a month! That’s just plain crazy! I am not ordering it again.

Arrived in great condition. The white is nice and bright. The coating is nice and smooth. Very happy!

I use these for pressing comics. Thumbs up!