Large scrapbook with 50 leaves (100 sides). The pages are 200 gsm cartridge, so they are suitable for drawing and writing, as well as for sticking items to the pages. You can use both sides of the pages. 

When a book is bound as an album it means there is a spacer (known as a compensation guard) between each page at the spine, which allows for items to be attached to the pages and prevent the book from bulging when it is full. The exact usable page area of each page in this album is 34 x 26 cm. 

Large sewn albums have virtually disappeared from conventional retail outlets since the awkwardness of their construction makes them costly to produce. They are a wonderful expression of the bookbinder’s craft and are designed to be a sturdy tome that will give pleasure over many years of use.

The covers of this album are a Cambridge Imprint design, called Kaleidoscope.