Itoya Art Profolio Portfolio 8-10 Inches Storage Display Book, 24 Sleeves for 48 Views

Not many 8x10 portfolios around. Quality is great.

Another one that does what it says it will, stores my spare art pieces not in frames.

Good price came quick easy to use

Item as described

Excellent storage for my artwork. I had a larger size already, but wanted a second one to display my smaller paintings.

Arrived fast and was delighted with the quality of the item. My autographs fit and look amazing within the sleeves. Would definitely purchase again .

Love it, great quality the only negative is unlike their basic version there is no corner plastic insert so you can’t theme them to stand out when in a collection. Always trust this brand - perfect for keeping my heirlooms safe!

Great for autographed 8x10s . A lot of space and clean dividers.

I use this for autographs, works well for signed photos.

Produits au top mais emballage amazon un flop, résultat itoya griffé sur les couvertures

Utilizzato come raccoglitore per collezione di adesivi, il formato del modello acquistato è americano , le pagine trasparenti sono chiare e in ogni pagina è compreso un separatore nero di carta molto fina. Il risultato finale nel mio caso è ok

Protects photos well have had autographed photos in it for over a year and no damage , photos still look brand new

I've bought many Itoya Art Profolios in the past in all sorts of sizes from 8x10" to 13x19". They have so far all held up despite being fully loaded down with artwork, and I am able to flip through them very easily with no issues. However, I store the Profolios lying down rather than vertically, as some may want to do, so not sure about how that affects longevity. All of the portrait and landscape Profolios I've bought so far all have protective sleeves that open at the top, and the dimensions are just very slightly wider/longer than what is listed so that your work will fit comfortably if they are exactly the same as the listed dimensions. The black sheets they give you in each protective sleeve frames your work or photographs very nicely. The silver spine in the photographs is actually a slip of paper you can take out and reverse to mark down a title, dates, etc. to be displayed on the spine. I use these Art Profolios pretty much just for artwork. For sketches and drawings on regular cellulose paper (ie. paper made from a tree), I usually glue it down to the black backing sheets with an acid-free glue (can also use acid-free tape). I also like removing the backing sheets for the storage of paintings on cotton paper. I've had no issue so far with putting in artwork done on various paper weights. It will even take 140 lb paper, even when you stuff two in every sleeve; there just may be some crowding near the spine, which can be solved by putting in paintings that are slightly less wide.