A4 Green Leather Effect Family History Springback Binder Heavy Item
£19.95
A perfect complement to our range of binders, our springback binders are ideal for presenting your family history to others. This binder has a leather effect to the cover, and comes with 'Family History' in gold lettering on the front and spine.
Unlike ring binders, you don't have to punch any holes in the paper - you simply choose the sheets you want, fold the covers of the binder back, and place the paper into the spine. You can add or remove pages as many times as you like.
This binder has hardback covers with an acid-free lining and flyleaf, and has a 25mm capacity, which can hold up to 200 A4 pages.
We recommend leaving a 30mm margin on any pages that are going into the binder - this means that you won't have any text disappearing into the spine.
ISBN/EAN: 5060206100497
This is a heavy item so postage will be increased if it is to be shipped outside the UK.
Note: If you buy this item as part of an order containing items that do not have free postage you will be charged for postage at the appropriate rate for those items.
A perfect complement to our range of binders, our springback binders are ideal for presenting your family history to others. This binder has a leather effect to the cover, and comes with 'Family History' in gold lettering on the front and spine.
Unlike ring binders, you don't have to punch any holes in the paper - you simply choose the sheets you want, fold the covers of the binder back, and place the paper into the spine. You can add or remove pages as many times as you like.
This binder has hardback covers with an acid-free lining and flyleaf, and has a 25mm capacity, which can hold up to 200 A4 pages.
We recommend leaving a 30mm margin on any pages that are going into the binder - this means that you won't have any text disappearing into the spine.
ISBN/EAN: 5060206100497
Binding with our Springback Binders
Springback binders are ideal for storing printed Family Histories and many other home publishing applications.
