These pages fit all three of our wood photo album lines.
 

Square Format: The advantage of the square format pages is that the book does not have to be turned back and forth to view horizontal and vertical prints.  These pages are more expensive because they have brass corners and separately packaged black mats to mount your prints on.

For standard color pictures made today the included archival quality double sticky photo mounts will work fine. If you are mounting something more delicate, like newspaper articles, or old black and white paper prints, you may wish to purchase photo mounting corners.

The pages, with rectangular print mounting formats are also archival quality, throughout.  Most often prints mount flush in these and while they are not quite as fancy as the above pages they are very often more practical.  For example, you can often mount as many prints in the 6x8 page as you can on the 8x8 page.  Many size prints fit snug in these pages and don't have to be mounted to the mat.  E.g. 2-4x6 prints fit snuggly in the 6x8 size.  The folded white mats may have a tendency to slide out until prints are slid in to tighten them up. 

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What size prints fit on each page? - Whatever you can mount on the mounting area specified.

Shipping: There is a $8.00 shipping charge for any size order shipped UPS Ground in the 48 States. Actual freight is charged for other locations or shipping methods. We take Master Card, Visa, American Express, and Discover.
 

To place a page order call us at 1-800-746-6567. We are a small company and it is safe to leave your order with your charge card number on our answering machine. If you leave your order on the answering machine speak clearly, be sure to leave a phone number where you can be reached, and give your phone and card number twice. If we can not ship within three days we will contact you. Allow two weeks for delivery, though most orders are received within ten days. 

How do I actually add the pages after I've purchased them?  Each page has a hinge that interlocks with the page next to it. Pages may be added by removing a pin from any hinge.  Looking down on the album from the top you will notice that the hinges are like little tubes.  Pushing another pin (or partially unfolded paper clip) into the top of one of the tubes will cause the wire pin in that hinge to start exiting at the bottom.  Grasp the pin and finish pulling it out.  Caution - the album will literally fall apart.  Align the new pages (their hinges easily interlock) and insert the pin in the hinge again. 

We like to sell pages but - albums that have an excessive number of pages are more likely to be damaged due to the increased weight on the hinges.