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Butterwick Wells Albums and CD Folios
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Brian on
July 6th, 2010 and filed in
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How do the new entrepreneurial manufacturers like Butterwick Wells introduce their range of Wedding albums and CD folios to the Pro Photographers?
Richard (Butterwick) and Myra (Wells) think that Photogether provides just such a solution.
Butterwick Wells the Hebdon Bridge based manufacturer of Albums and CD folios only entered the market in 2010 and say:
“Whether you are a former Spicer Hallfield customer searching for replacement products for the Avanta range of albums or are simply looking for high quality albums to compliment your work, then we hope you will find our albums and folios of interest.
Every single one of our albums is hand made by Myra to the highest quality and they offer excellent value against the many imported bulk, off the shelf albums on the market. Many of the components and raw materials we use are sourced locally to both reduce our environmental footprint and support fellow local businesses. “
Butterwick Wells specialise in hand made photograph albums in two popular sizes designed to cater for a maximum size of 12 x 10 inch and 8 x 6 inch photographs (landscape or view).
Pages come in a choice of black or white, with the photograph albums featuring 10, 15 or 20 leaves (20, 30 or 40 pages). A selection of stick-on overlay mats are available with a range of single or multiple apertures to provide you with the flexibility you need to display your work to the highest standard.
Butterwick Wells also offer a complementary range of single and double cd/dvd folios in all their album cover materials.
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