Photo album Lotmar M1 46300 (300 photos) — classic 3-ring binding, model 46300(CDS)CLASIC/3

The Lotmar M1 46300 photo album stores up to 300 standard prints in a classic three-ring binding format. Designed for printed photographs, this model provides a compact and durable solution for organising family photos, travel memories and archival collections. The album accommodates standard-sized prints and uses refillable sleeves or pages that attach to the three-ring mechanism, allowing easy rearrangement and expansion without damaging prints.

Advantages

The three-ring binding enables flexible page arrangement and simple insertion or removal of pages. Its construction protects photos from bending and helps keep them flat and accessible. The album’s capacity for 300 photos makes it suitable for medium to large collections while keeping the overall dimensions convenient for shelf storage. Materials and design focus on practical photo handling and long-term storage rather than decorative elements.

Suitable for

• Organising family and event photographs
• Storing travel and holiday prints
• Archival storage of standard-sized prints
• Creating themed or chronological photo collections

Key specifications

• Capacity: up to 300 photographs
• Binding type: classic three-ring mechanism
• Page format: designed for standard-sized printed photos
• Construction: refillable pages/sleeves compatible with three-ring system
• Intended use: desktop and shelf storage for printed photographs

How to use

Open the album’s three-ring mechanism to add or remove pages. Insert photographs into protective sleeves or mount them on pages designed for standard prints, then close the rings to secure pages in place. Rearrange pages as needed by opening the rings, moving pages to the desired position, and closing the rings. For archival purposes, use acid-free sleeves or paper mounts to reduce long-term degradation of prints.

Usage recommendations

Store the album upright on a shelf in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and high humidity. Handle photographs with clean hands and, when possible, use acid-free sleeves or archival-quality mounting materials to preserve print colour and condition over time.