Itoya ProFolio Evolution 9x12 Black Photo Album Book with 48 Pages - Protective Plastic Sleeves for Safe Document Storage

I bought my first set of these photograph display books 7 years ago and they still look new. Each page holds a 8 in x 12 in photograph nicely. The plastic cover does not stick to the photos and have maintained their transparency nicely over the years. I have just bought another batch of these books to store our children photos. They make a great way to store and review images of our children as they grew over the years.

Well made. Professional way to store your art. Highly recommend to all artists & hobbyists. Great for the price point. These are designed to work with art/media traditional paper sizes so your 8x10, 9x12 or 11x17. You won't be fighting the sleeves to get your artwork to fit because the sleeves are measured just right to keep your artwork snug and safe.

I bought 2 of these portfolios on a recommendation for a way to streamline and organize my children's artwork (kindergarten and preschool) since I had accumulated a pile for each child. I bought the 9"x12" so that it accommodated slightly larger pieces or was able to fit a few on each page. Each child and I were able to go through all the work that I had collected and organize it how they wanted (it was easy for them to put things in or take out). It fits well on their bookshelf so I will keep buying for each school year until they aren't needed anymore :(

I purchased the Itoya Art portfolio to store my art commissions. The pages allow me to show off my collection easily without having to take them out. So they don't get wrinkled or man handled. This way I can appreciate my collection more. I can write on the spine what is in the folio as well. They are clean-looking and easy to use. They perfect when storing on book-case shelves upright or laid Flat. I have them in various sizes.

I took a big trip, and came back with large variety of papers, flyers, posters, ticket stubs, booklets, magazines, and other oddly shaped items I wanted to save and be able to easily flip through. I looked for actual scrapbooks, but none of them had as many pages as I wanted, in the shapes and sizes as I wanted, and they were all too expensive. This item, on the other hand is a reasonable price, has lots of pages, and fit my needs perfectly. This brand is my favorite for photo albums/scrapbooks.

The hard cover is a real plus and offers extra protection for the inner pages. This is the best brand I have found, so I stick with it.

The Itoya Presentation Books are great. They provide good storage, acid-free materials, and convenient sizes. The plastic is clear and thick enough to resist creasing. The included paper is a little thin, but sufficient for most presentations. I wish they would come out with a version which would be static-free as well for pastel artists. Very professional look without spending lots of money. For more bucks, you can get one which you can add or subtract pages from as needed. But for the price, a find for the art student or up-and-coming graphic designer.

This portfolio had slightly "roomier" sleeves to hold 8" x 10" water color paper than the other portfolios I had previously been using. That made the growing depth of pages lie flatter and not bulge. I haven't filled it yet to the 48 page max so am not sure how the final capacity will lie. But so far, I'm quite pleased with it.

I've bought this brand before, it's very high quality. Well made cover especially.

I like it opens fullyl, the plastic pockets ar clear and I rely like having the black papen in the pockets as I use this for my photos. The cover is flexible and has nilon stitch lining wich makes it strong and protects the cover. 48 views is pelnty, I rely like this Profolio :)

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And that's what I needed it for.

Pretty nicely made and it's 24 double sided pages easily display 8 x 10 photos. It replaced a 50+ year-old album of wedding photos that fell apart. My only criticism is that it seems only available in black. If it survives 50 years, I'll get back to you.