Large Bound Photo Album in Black Pebble Leather — leather cover and hubbed spine

Large Bound Photo Album in Black Pebble Leather by Graphic Image

$164.25
Sale price  $164.25 Regular price  $225.00
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Large Bound Photo Album in Black Pebble Leather — leather cover and hubbed spine

Large Bound Photo Album in Black Pebble Leather by Graphic Image

$164.25
Sale price  $164.25 Regular price  $225.00

Broad, near-square pages give this large photo album room for considered arrangements of family pictures. Black pebble leather covers 100 heavy cream pages, with protective parchment interleaves between them. A hubbed spine and included mounting squares make the album as practical to fill as it is pleasing to keep.

“I would let a few photographs have a page to themselves; the generous format is an invitation to edit, rather than fill every inch.”
-Mrs. Mayfair

Product Details

  • Material: Full-grain pebble leather. Heavy cream paper with protective parchment interleaves.
  • Dimensions: Closed: 13⅛ in. wide × 13 in. high. Open: 27½ in. wide × 13¼ in. high. Hubbed spine: 2½ in. thick.
  • Included: One photo album with 100 pages (50 leaves) and 460 self-adhesive mounting squares.
  • Design & Use: 100 pages (50 leaves) with protective parchment interleaves; near-square format.
  • Provenance: Paper produced in Italy; album bound in the United States.

Care & Ownership

Handle photographs and pages with clean, dry hands. Dust the closed album with a soft, dry cloth, and keep it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and radiators. Support the covers as you turn pages, allowing the protective interleaves to rest between mounted photographs. Do not overfill or force the binding flat. Store a filled album flat with its covers supported; keep oils and household cleaners off the leather.

Maker / Heritage

Graphic Image began with Bennett Glazer’s attention to typography and the leather diaries he designed in 1977. His earlier work as the Franklin Library’s first design director gave the company its grounding in collectible bookbinding. A long collaboration with Tiffany & Co. included developing signature blue leathers from French and Italian tanneries, a revealing example of how closely the company considers color and finish. That same care connects its books, albums and home accessories. The aim is a familiar object worth handling and sharing, with a binding or leather surface that invites it into daily life.

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