The Basic Playbill Binder - Economical Storage for Your Playbill Collection

My oldest Playbill binder dates back to the late 90's. Prior to that my Playbills (from the 80's onwards) were neatly stacked on a shelf in my bedroom. I have 8 basic binders and only recently (just pre-pandemic) transferred my oldest playbills to the black archival binder. I was hoping to purchase more and am sad and a bit dismayed to discover you no longer sell them in red :( Still, this is a great product, keeps the playbills organized and safe and yet still easy to peruse.

My daughter asks for this every Christmas and we are happy to oblige. She loves them.

I have a collection that goes back to the introduction of Playbills. Now it's organized by years, and I have fun looking up past shows. These notebooks are perfect!

I love these binders! They're way more price friendly than buying small binders and sleeves from Staples and they look nice on my shelf. While it says they can hold up to 16 playbills, I prefer to keep 14 in each binder so that I can easily flip through them if I feel like it. If you're looking for good storage, this is the way to go.

These are the best binders to hold your playbills, period. We have about thirty of these binders, spanning over 40 years, and they really last - the oldest ones looking just as good as the newest ones. The more expensive binders (of which we have exactly one) might preserve your playbills better, but you have to put them in plastic sleeves, so that it's a nuisance to get them out and actually look at them. These binders, on the other hand, keep the playbills in order, not covered, but completely accessible so that you can leaf through to the pages you want.

These are the ones we buy, over and over, every few years as we need them.