Itoya Art Portfolio 5 x 7 inches Storage Display Book, 24 Sleeves for 48 Views

I have been using ITOYA portfolios in many different sizes for years and find that they are perfect for showing clients various aspects of my work. I use the small 5x7 size when I want to leave a sample of my work with a client. I also like the larger sizes and the 13x19 is perfect for the large prints from my Epson 2880 Stylus Pro. They can be a bit expensive, but they give your work a professional look, and they are quite durable. I prefer the type that allow you to slip an image with a title into the spine so that it is visible on a bookshelf or lying on a table.I found a batch of 5x7's on Amazon that were at a price I couldn't ignore. Ordered them and received them in record time. Happy with the service, and happy with the product!

These are easy to use, and I like how they help me stay organized with my artwork. They are made well for the value.

I bought this size to put all of my daughters 5x7 photos that I have hanging as a banner. For her 18th birthday I made the banner starting with her birth picture, then a 5x7 of every birthday thereafter. It is so sweet, but it has been hanging for awhile and I thought to put them in this wonderful album and just add a birthday 5x7 every year from now on that way she will one day have a keepsake from her mom. I print everything at home on an Epson printer with Epson paper. I have ordered from this brand before and they are well made and very nice to look at.

Exactly what I needed. I have ordered these before and knew it would work for my project.

I have these in many different sizes. They're great for storing keepsakes and the kid's artwork. They're really well made. I love them.

I bought these to make photo albums as gifts for my daughter's teachers. I didn't want something with 100s of pages, because I only had 12 items to insert and wanted the photo albums to feel complete and 'full'. Therefore, I took a chance on these instead of something with a more plush cover because they had only 24 sleeves and were the right size for my photos.The cover is a stiff black plastic, kind of like the three-ring binders I used in college to hold my notes. It's pretty floppy and not at all fancy. There is a sleeve along the spine, which does allow for some customization. I inserted pretty colored pieces of paper, and it made the album look a bit more attractive, and I used fancy scallop-edged mounts (see: K&Company Jubilee Diecut Mat Pad) beneath my photos which added a bit of pizzazz and contrasted nicely with the black background.I do wish it was a bit more 'expensive' looking for the purpose of a gift. I think for professional-type uses (as in a photographer using this to hold a small portfolio), the look and feel are probably perfectly adequate. For a small photo album gift as I used it, it's a trade off. The 24-sleeve size is great for a small collection of themed photos. However, there are more beautiful options on the market. Don't expect anything fancy, but there's a lot you can do with these little display books to spruce them up and add some beauty to them.

Saw someone else do this, thought it was a good idea, and it is! Protects the larger character and Great Old One cards from Arkham Horror 2005 edition. Perfect size, easy to put in the cards and take them out for play! I also use a system where I flip the GOOs upside down to remember which ones we've already played!

Strong and durable.I use it for daughters art work that I have photographed for her spare portfolio for colleges