Exacompta - Ref GDB24/LZ - Guildhall Collection - Premium Display Book - Suitablde for A3 Landscape Documents, 24 Pockets, 48 Viewing Pages - Rigid Black PVC Cover

These photo presentation books are wonderful. The plastic sleeves are not in the least flimsy and are securely attached to the book’s spine. Fitting the photos into the sleeves can sometimes be a little tricky, but if you curve the photos gently as you slide them into the sleeves and tap the edges with your fingers, the photos are then secure and firm in the sleeves. This is a minor thing really, as the books look wonderful when filled with photos. They make wonderful gifts too. I bought three of them and they are worth every penny in my humble opinion. How long the spines will last will depend on how often the book’s sleeves are handled. This last question is best answered by someone who is using these books for work reasons, such as a photographer or a photography student. For me though, this product is excellent quality and I shall purchase again.

Its actually quite hard to find a good quality A3 presentation book. This is probably one of the best you will find on amazon, but it did have issues. Some of the inner pages where very crumbled..running for about 7 pages. The plastic cover is durable but the corners will likely split over time.That said its very good, the most solid, quality one I could find.

Sturdy, hardback display book with 24 good quality pockets. I use it to store/display A3 and under sized photographs. Each pocket can easily hold two items back to back, thus allowing 48 items at full capacity. For items under A3 in size consider buying some black A3 card for backing as you can see through the window to the back of the next item.Overall, does the job and does it well. Recommended.At the time of purchase the item was only £14.99, I wouldn't pay more than £20.

Not a good choice for displaying full colour printed A3 images (which is why I bought it). To start with trying to find the opening in order to insert the image is a nightmare, that said, the main problem is that as you add images (2 per wallet back to back) the pockets start to tear down the centre and come away from each other leaving you with separate wallets of images loose in the book. Maybe its because the gloss A3 sheets are too heavy for the display book? I don't know, either way this should be stated by the manufacturer DO NOT USE GLOSS A3 SHEETS as these are too heavy.

Nice quality hardbacked A3 display book, containing 24 clear pockets (accessed from the top long edge), bought to deliver a short presentation as an alternative to PowerPoint. Covers overlap the pockets slightly, so offer good protection to the contents, and the pockets themselves are crystal clear, so no distortion of text or pictures though them. You could also use as a display book for educational certificates, documents, photos and the like. Seems well enough made and I am very pleased with this at the offer price (wouldn't pay £30 for it though)

This is a good folder ror photos but not so good for artwork as will not allow for expansion.

I used it to display 10 x 15 inch photographic prints. In conjunction with A3 sized black backing paper in each pocket, the end result looked very impressive. Good overall quality, and the pages open out virtually flat. Good value.

I recently bought one of these to display my photographic images so when potential customers want to see my work,it's better than showing a load of loose images.I find the album good quality,clear sleeves for the pictures.Would be rated 5 star,except for the fiddly nature of loading images,but the best way seems to be to load 2 back to back images @ once,makes the loading procedure easier.