Travel Adventure Archive Box,Travel Shadow Box with Slots,12-inch Wemory Boxes for Keepsakes,Fun Ticket Holder-Vintage （12Inch-White）

I really love the idea of this product. You can put so many travel things in here that maybe you would normally just throw away. It is clear on the front with a scribble like outline of the continents. The background inside the clear plastic is white. A small slit on the top to put your collectibles in. The back can also be removed if you want to take things out and reminisce. Also has a fastener if you want to hang it on the wall. You could put Disneyland tickets, cruise cards, buttons, small seashells, train tickets, opera tickets, tour tickets, hotel room key cards, ect. The appearance is nice and displays things well. Th size is nice and could easily fit years of things in it. The price is very reasonable. We'll worth it!

This frame is constructed somewhat poorly. It is a thin plexiglass with the world map printed on it. Ours arrived with some scratches in the design and across the plexiglass, which was disappointing. I do like the concept a lot though, just a little poorly executed.

This is a really nice box. This is sturdy and well made. The size is perfect for the little things you collect to remember your trips. The color is nice and bright and the design of the continents are nicely done.

I recently had the opportunity to receive this travel adventure archive box, courtesy of the Amazon Vine program, and while I found the concept intriguing, there are a few aspects that could be improved upon.First and foremost, I appreciate the idea behind this travel shadow box. The concept of having a dedicated space to store keepsakes and mementos from adventures and travels is both practical & sentimental. The slots provided make it easy to display tickets, photos, and other small items, creating a personalized and visually appealing archive.However, I was somewhat disappointed with the design of the glass on the box. At first glance, I mistook the pattern for an abstract map, which I found intriguing. However, upon closer inspection, I realized that it was actually dark black squiggles, which was not as visually appealing as I had hoped. I believe offering different designs or even the option for no design on the glass would provide more versatility and appeal to a wider audience.Despite this minor drawback, I still find this travel archive box to be a creative & useful addition to any home. Its functionality and sentimental value make it a great way to showcase memories and adventures, and with a few design tweaks, it could truly become a standout piece in any decor.In general, while there is room for improvement, I would still recommend this archive box to anyone looking for a unique and practical way to preserve and display their travel memories. With its thoughtful design and ample storage space, it offers a creative solution for capturing the spirit of adventure and exploration.

I thought this shadow box was going to be really neat, and something I could use to create a nice piece of scrapbook type art within it. Not so much. First off, I despise the black squiggles on the front. I really wish it was just clear with no design on it, because it detracts from the entire look. I also really don't like the opening on top to put things in. Think like a tip jar with a slit in the top of the lid. It's the same thing, but in the box. This shadow box is such a neat concept, but it was poorly executed, and I'm just disappointed. The words basic and mediocre come to mind. There's nothing super wrong with it, it just isn't what I wanted, which is why I'm giving it 3 stars.

This could be so much better! But it wasn’t. It arrived with a piece of plastic attached to the plexiglass insert.. I thought that was smart until I realized the back side didn’t have any sort of covering and was COVERED in scratches.. it was very noticeable. The opening at the top of the shadowbox was a slot to place your tickets, letters or other memories etc. it was cut from the press board but the edges were roughly cut. You can see a bit of the particle board around the edge. It just looks rushed and unfinished. (I wasn’t being picky, mind you, this was just super glaringly apparent.) I am usually pretty easy going but this wasn’t going well for a “gift item!” Worse yet, the “background” of the shadowbox was a piece of 12x12 paper.. as light as copy paper. This meant it was all rippled and no longer a flat/smooth background. I tried to fix this with some double stick tape but it still looked very cheap and used. No longer something I would gift to my family member. I ended up buying a different gift. It’s disappointing because the idea is very novel. I think the execution is really not there though.

This is great as a gift for the traveler. So perfect for those little keepsakes as a reminder of all the places you have been. The only thing I didn't like about it was the front is flimsy plastic and not glass or a more sturdy/durable plastic.

I had some old park tickets, and maps that I wanted to display at home. This box is bigger than most, and has both a large slot at the top where you can easily slide tickets, cards, and maps through. Or you can remove the back by lifting the metal tabs. The acrylic window on the font is thin, but strong. It doesn't flex, and cannot be removed without breaking the plastic, or scratching up the box. The only thing that would have made this box better is if the seller offered it with a clear front instead of the world line art. But that's a minor complaint, on an otherwise great keepsake organizer.