A4 Jumbo Binder - Burgundy Reviews

4.7 Rating 6 Reviews

These luxury padded binders have a 2 ring lever arch mechanism and strengthened covers to provide your documents with extra protection. Ideal for storing photographs, memorabilia, or other documents. Transparent pocket on the spine, lays flat when open. Will hold up to 120 sleeves and fits A4 and A5 pockets.

Available in Burgundy, Blue, Green or Black. Comes with 4 free sleeves.

About S&N Genealogy:

S&N Genealogy Supplies is the largest UK genealogy publisher and retailer, with over two decades of experience serving the needs of computer-based family historians. Founded in 1992, we publish and retail a broad range of family history research material, software, books, binders, and much more. We offer the widest choice of family history software and data CDs and are determined to provide you with the highest quality and keenest prices.

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S&N Genealogy Supplies, West Wing, Manor Farm
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“Excellent quality and just right!”

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Posted 3 years ago

“The binder is high quality and the burgandy colour looks great. The only thing that is preventing me giving 5* is that it doesn't hold the claimed 120 sheets very well. I have exactly 120 sheets of photos and the clip to hold them in place does not stay in place with this many in. It maybe due to the thickness of some of my photos but if the product description states it holds 120 then it should easily hold 120. Other than that it provides beautiful storage for my precious family history photos.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Perfect for keeping all the black and white photos of family together.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“as above”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Lovely quality.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“I purchased these binders with a view to archiving a large number of photographs in pocketed clear plastic sleeves. A good quality binder, but in my view would benefit from being a 4 ring binder rather than a 2 ring one. The size of the binder encourages the loading of many filled archival sleeves, which then suffer from 'ring sag' thus damaging the filing holes. This binder may well be best suited to storing less heavy papers rather than sleeves of photographs.”

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Posted 6 years ago