Hama Sixties photo album Multicolour 200 sheets 10 x 15

The Hama Memo-Album Sixties holds up to 200 photos in 10x15 cm format and features a squares design on the cover. This photo album provides a compact, organized solution for storing standard snapshot prints. Its format and capacity make it suitable for home use and for creating a chronological or thematic collection of images, while the cover design offers a clean, retro-inspired appearance.

Advantages

The album accepts 200 photos sized 10 x 15 cm, allowing extended storage without frequent replacement. Individual pages are arranged to protect photos and to simplify insertion and removal. The squares cover design supports neutral presentation and fits a variety of interior styles. The compact footprint is convenient for shelf storage and for handing over as a tangible gift.

Suitable for

• Organizing family snapshots and holiday pictures
• Creating themed collections such as birthdays or travel albums
• Archiving printed photos from analog or digital sources
• Gifting to friends or relatives who prefer physical photo keepsakes

Key specifications

• Photo format compatibility: 10 x 15 cm (standard snapshot size)
• Capacity: 200 photos
• Layout: pocket-style pages for individual photo insertion
• Cover design: squares pattern with durable outer surface
• Binding: album binding designed for stable page retention
• Dimensions: designed to hold standard 10x15 prints with minimal margin

How to use

Open the album and slide each 10 x 15 cm photo into the individual pockets, ensuring the image faces outward and is positioned straight within the pocket. Arrange photos in the desired order — by date, event, or theme — before closing the album. Store the album on a shelf or in a dry, cool location to avoid exposure to direct sunlight and humidity that could affect print quality. For removal, gently pull the photo from the pocket by an edge to avoid creasing.

Recommendations

Handle photos by their edges to reduce fingerprints and oils. Use archival-safe, dry storage and avoid placing the album near heat sources or in direct sunlight. If adding captions, write on separate caption inserts or use photo-safe pens on the back of prints rather than on the album pockets.