Product Description

Inline4 Graded Comic Book Frame 99% UV safe Museum Edition

Safely Display Your CGC and CBCS Graded Comics in the Same Frame!

The Inline4 Graded Comic Book Frame is BIG and AWESOME!  

This wood frame is CNC machined for consistent accuracy and is cut from one solid piece of material! Not pieced together with glue, screws or nails like other frames, what does this mean for you?....DURABILITY!

This is our Museum Edition Frame which means it comes with Four 99% UV Safe*** acrylic fronts!   These are very thin sheets of acrylic that mount in the frame in front of your slabs and filters out 99% of the harmful UV rays from reaching and fading your comic book while on display, just a little added protection for your prized possessions!

 The heavy duty Black Powder Coat finish is another characteristic that makes our frames extra special! No dry or rough edges, no chemical off-gassing from paint, just a baked on durable and beautiful high quality finish on high quality frames for your high quality comic books!

Our own rear load design makes removal and switching your books simple and quick and the swivel tabs snap into place in the back to hold your slabs securely in the frame.

Two integrated keyhole slots routed into the back of the frame make for safe and secure hanging points from simple screws or nails in your wall.

These Graded Comic Book Frames are specifically designed to fit any Standard sized(.5"-.55") CGC/CBCS/PGXSlabs, they are not designed to fit the thicker(.75") cases used for Giant Size, King Size, most Golden Age and Annual comic books. If you have a graded comic book in a thick slab, like a Giant Size X-Men #1, check out our Graded Golden Age Comic Book Frame designed to hold these slabs.

Graded Inline4 overall dimensions are:

38" wide by 15" tall by .75" thick

***Damaging UV light is emitted most heavily from direct sunlight. Although much less, Incandescent and Fluorescent light bulbs will emit some damaging UV rays. Displaying or mounting your comic book, even with UV blocking acrylic, in direct sunlight is never recommended!