Hama London photo album Brown 100 sheets 10 x 15 Case binding

The Hama London Brown photo album holds up to 100 sheets of 10 x 15 cm photos in a brown case-bound cover. With external dimensions of approximately 220 mm width and 225 mm height, the album is designed for standard snapshot prints and provides a compact, upright format for storage on shelves or in drawers. The HAMA London series emphasizes a simple, elegant appearance and robust construction to protect printed photographs over time.

Advantages

The case binding provides a durable spine and firm cover that resists bending and keeps pages aligned. A 100-sheet capacity offers ample space for everyday photo collections without excess bulk. The 10 x 15 cm pocket format ensures compatibility with common print sizes, enabling easy insertion and removal of prints. The neutral brown cover matches a variety of interior styles and frees stored photos from light and dust exposure when closed.

Suitable for

• Organizing family snapshots and holiday prints
• Storing event photos such as birthdays, weddings or gatherings
• Creating a compact portfolio of 10 x 15 cm images
• Archiving printed photos for home storage or gifting

Key specifications

• Photo size compatibility: 10 x 15 cm (landscape and portrait)
• Capacity: 100 sheets
• Cover type: case-bound (hard cover)
• External dimensions: approximately 220 mm (width) x 225 mm (height)
• Color: brown

How to use

Open the album and insert each 10 x 15 cm photograph into the appropriate sleeve or pocket, taking care to align edges to avoid creasing. Place thicker or mounted prints carefully to ensure they sit flat and do not stress the spine. Close the album between sessions to limit dust exposure and store it upright or flat on a shelf in a dry environment. When removing photos, hold the picture by its edges to avoid fingerprints on the image surface.

Recommendations

Store the album away from direct sunlight and high humidity. Use soft, lint-free gloves or handle by the edges for archival prints. For long-term preservation, avoid adhesive materials directly on photographs and consider storing the album in a cool, stable environment.