Photo album Walther MX-200-A, leatherette, green, 300×300 mm, up to 100 sheets

Walther MX-200-A is a square photo album in green leatherette with external dimensions of approximately 300×300 mm and capacity for up to 100 sheets. The album uses a classic bound format that secures photos and printed pages between protective interleaving or sleeves, providing organized and dust-resistant storage for photographs, prints and important documents. The compact square shape is suitable for shelf display and handling while the leatherette cover offers a durable, easy-to-clean surface that preserves a formal appearance.

Advantages

The green leatherette cover resists scuffs and is easy to wipe clean, maintaining an attractive appearance over time. The square 300×300 mm format accommodates common print sizes and offers a balanced layout for portrait or landscape photos. The binding and internal mounting system hold up to 100 sheets securely, reducing movement and abrasion of stored prints. The album’s construction provides a stable spine for repeated opening and closing while the materials used are chosen to minimize chemical interaction with photographic paper.

Suitable for

• Home photo archiving and family albums
• Presentation of prints and portfolios
• Gifts and commemorative keepsakes
• Storage of scanned documents and certificates

Key specifications

• Cover material: leatherette (synthetic leather)
• External dimensions: 300×300 mm
• Sheet capacity: up to 100 sheets
• Format: square, bound spine
• Color: green
• Internal protection: interleaving or sleeves (dependent on variant)

How to use

Open the album at the spine and place photographs or printed pages into the available sleeves or attach them to the mounting pages according to the album’s internal system. Distribute sheets evenly to avoid stress on the spine and close the album gently after arranging content. For best results, allow prints to dry completely before inserting them into sleeves. Store the album upright on a shelf or flat in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to slow aging of paper and cover materials.

Usage recommendations

Handle photographs by their edges to avoid fingerprints. Use acid-free paper inserts or archival sleeves if long-term preservation is required. Avoid storing the album in high-humidity areas and keep it away from heat sources to preserve both photos and the leatherette cover.