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Loose Leaf Binders Loose leaf binders are particularly suited to storing and displaying encapsulated items or gatherings of loose papers. They are constructed using best quality millboard covered with library buckram and lined with acid free paper linings. The pages are drilled and secured using brass screw pillars incorporated into the design. There are two types of binders, one with a fixed depth and the other with an open spine which can be adjusted to take more or less pages as required. Both storage systems are designed for complete or growing collections. |
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