Pioneer Photo Album 200 4x6 Rose Ribbon Bella Fabric Memo Frame
- General Crafts
- Number 1
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Pioneer Photo Albums
Holds 200 5x7-inch photos, two per page, in a plastic album with gold accents and a black reverse
This Pioneer Photo Album holds 200 photos sized 5x7 inches, with two prints displayed on each page. The album features a bi-directional bound construction with gold accents and a black reverse side. Its plastic material provides a durable cover for general craft and memory-keeping projects.
Collectors needing a single album for 200 standard prints will find the capacity and layout practical. Buyers who want more storage than 200 photos or prefer pocket-style sleeves instead of bound pages should look at something else. Those needing archival-grade materials not confirmed by the specifications should also consider alternatives.
| Brand | Pioneer Photo Albums |
|---|---|
| Material | Plastic |
It holds 200 photos, with two photos per page in the bi-directional bound layout.
The binding lets pages turn both ways so you can view photos from either side of the album without removing pages.
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