[ADK_Jim]

In art school I had a couple of springback binders <http://www.mayapplepress.com/BookPages/Binders.htm> that I put sketching paper into. They allowed me to add/remove pages at will and looked very much like a hardbound book. If you lay out your pages to allow for the space needed for the spring it makes a very nice presentation. Another art supply option is the Itoya ART Portfolio <http://www.artsupply.com/portfolio/itoyaartcare.htm> which comes is various sizes. They have permanently bound acid free protector sleeves which you can drop pages into. The cover is a semi-stiff pebbled plastic and they have a pocket on the inside of the cover that you can use for a brochure plus the pocket has slots for inserting a standard sized business card. They are inexpensive enough that you can have several with different numbers of pages for different presentations. They also make a multi ring binder type with separate refill pages <http://www.shoptheartstore.com/itoya.cfm>. The Itoya series is available at most art supply stores and even at some stationery shops. The links above mostly have 12 pages but I've seen them with as few as 6 and as many as 48. Check around, run a web searck on "Itoya Art Portfolio" to find more sources.

ADK Jim