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Why Did We Invent Collector Frame? Currently, the only choices given to the collector are to hide their treasures away in a safe deposit box, hang them up on their wall with push pins (thus exposing the items to sunlight) store them in attics or closets, or risk damage by keeping them unprotected on a …
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#C9302C
Persian Red
201, 48, 44
2, 64, 48
0, 76, 78, 21
#000000
Black
0, 0, 0
0, 0, 0
0, 0, 0, 100
#FB6962
Bittersweet
251, 105, 98
3, 95, 68
0, 58, 61, 2
Collector Frame designs and manufactures patented display frames that help collectors protect and enjoy their treasured items. Created by action figure collectors who wanted an alternative to storing collectibles away or displaying them in ways that could expose them to damage, the frames are designed to preserve items while keeping them visible. Collectibles can remain in their original retail packaging, with front and back views available through museum-grade, UV-protected acrylic.
A patented placeholder holds each item securely without glue, adhesives, or tabs, helping avoid damage to the collectible or its packaging. Frames can be mounted on a wall or displayed on a desk or shelf. Collector Frame offers formats for die-cast collectibles, figures, and comics, as well as custom frames designed for combinations such as action figures and die-cast cars. The company says its products are manufactured in the USA. Collectors can contact the business by phone or email to discuss custom orders and learn more about the materials used in its frames.
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How do I download the Collector Frame logo?
The Collector Frame logo comes in two versions: a logo and an icon. Download as transparent PNG or JPEG.
What are Collector Frame's brand colors?
The Collector Frame color palette uses the hex codes #C9302C, #000000 and #FB6962.
The Collector Frame name, logos and brand assets are trademarks of Collector Frame and its affiliates. Brandfetch isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Collector Frame. Their use is subject to Collector Frame's brand guidelines.
