Hobbymaster Postcard Collecting Binder Page Assortment, 30 Pages in 4, fits Any 3 Ring Binder, Holds 170 Post Cards
Key features
- •Organize, display and protect your postcard collection
- •Includes 4 different assorted pages to hold most post card sizes
- •Holds up to 170 postcards
- •Fits any 3 ring binder (binder not included)
- •Archival safe: no acid, vinyl or PVC, U-V barrier added
Hobbymaster Postcard Collecting Binder Page Assortment, 30 Pages in 4, fits Any 3 Ring Binder, Holds 170 Post Cards
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers3.5
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Based on 10 reviews
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Super disappointed!
Stephanie•November 27, 2017
Almost all of the post cards I have do not fit in the holes. Super disappointed!! (The one exception was the page that has 1 Horizontal and 2 vertical spaces)
like it
3minis•August 29, 2017
I like the 3 different size / page options so far everything my son has fits into one of those 3. very handy way to corral all his post cards - he added some pictures too & the 4X6s fit fine as well.
would recommend this product
would recommend this product
Binder Page sleeves
louinthesun•May 5, 2017
These sleeves worked out well, I would order them again. Order arrived on time and worked out perfectly for my project.
Good Starter for Postcrossing Collection
Josh H. Knight•April 11, 2017
Basic Specs:
5 pages of 4 pocket 3 7/8" x 5 ¾" vertical
5 pages of 3 pocket 3 7/8" x 5 ¾" horizontal
5 pages of 2 pocket 5" x 7"
15 pages of 3 pocket 4 1/8" x 6"
For Postcrossers, this collection covers the gambit of post cards that'll come in through the mail. Further, the pages have all the archival quality needed, so they're a good choice for long-term storage and leafing through.
My hang-up "“ if it can be considered serious enough "“ is that I would prefer to keep my cards in the order they arrive, but it's unlikely that I'd get 3 4x6 then 2 5x7, so that won't work. Instead, I've settled with keeping years together, the sorting the cards according to size so that I get the most use of every sheet in the collection. Still, even with that hang-up, being able to have the cards in a binder to look at every so often beats just dumping them into shoe boxes that no one will ever go through.
5 pages of 4 pocket 3 7/8" x 5 ¾" vertical
5 pages of 3 pocket 3 7/8" x 5 ¾" horizontal
5 pages of 2 pocket 5" x 7"
15 pages of 3 pocket 4 1/8" x 6"
For Postcrossers, this collection covers the gambit of post cards that'll come in through the mail. Further, the pages have all the archival quality needed, so they're a good choice for long-term storage and leafing through.
My hang-up "“ if it can be considered serious enough "“ is that I would prefer to keep my cards in the order they arrive, but it's unlikely that I'd get 3 4x6 then 2 5x7, so that won't work. Instead, I've settled with keeping years together, the sorting the cards according to size so that I get the most use of every sheet in the collection. Still, even with that hang-up, being able to have the cards in a binder to look at every so often beats just dumping them into shoe boxes that no one will ever go through.
Five Stars
janet n.•January 15, 2017
perfect for my needs!
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