A board book album having stiff pages constructed from layers of white board material and having “hidden pockets,” each pocket holding two photographs, back-to-back, that are framed in die cutout openings in each page. Spacers to which the backs of the spreads forming the pages are glued allow each page to accommodate the thickness of the photographs without damaging the outer binding. Each photograph is protected by a piece of clear plastic. Each page can have a small concave notch along its unbound edge in order to allow a user to turn the pages more easily. The cover can have a frame attached thereto for holding a photograph. The album is sturdy enough to be handled by a small child without the photographs being damaged.

A board book album having stiff pages constructed from layers of white board material and having “hidden pockets,” each pocket holding two photographs, back-to-back, that are framed in die cutout openings in each page. Spacers to which the backs of the spreads forming the pages are glued allow each page to accommodate the thickness of the photographs without damaging the outer binding. Each photograph is protected by a piece of clear plastic. Each page can have a small concave notch along its unbound edge in order to allow a user to turn the pages more easily. The cover can have a frame attached thereto for holding a photograph. The album is sturdy enough to be handled by a small child without the photographs being damaged.

A system for personalizing printed cards or scrapbooks with web-based links comprises a point of sale display of greeting cards or scrapbooks and a plurality of affixable media. Each of the affixable media comprise a scannable code and a description of the online content that will be displayed when the code is scanned by a recipient. A purchaser is able to create a personalized card or scrapbook by selecting a card or scrapbook from the point of sale display, selecting a scannable code based on its associated description, and then affixing the selected scannable code to the selected card or scrapbook, thereby creating a personalized card or scrapbook that directs the recipient to online content chosen by the purchaser from the set of options provided by the various affixable media.

A system for personalizing printed cards or scrapbooks with web-based links comprises a point of sale display of greeting cards or scrapbooks and a plurality of affixable media. Each of the affixable media comprise a scannable code and a description of the online content that will be displayed when the code is scanned by a recipient. A purchaser is able to create a personalized card or scrapbook by selecting a card or scrapbook from the point of sale display, selecting a scannable code based on its associated description, and then affixing the selected scannable code to the selected card or scrapbook, thereby creating a personalized card or scrapbook that directs the recipient to online content chosen by the purchaser from the set of options provided by the various affixable media.

A system and method for a journal. The system includes a journal which has a cover coupled to a binder. The binder is coupled to a plurality of journal pages, and at least one of the journal pages has at least one entry. The system further includes a printer for printing a photograph and a printer page for loading into the printer. A photograph can be taken with a device such as a camera or smart phone. Thereafter, the photograph is sent to the printer. The photograph can be detached from the printer page and adhered to one of the entries on the journal pages.

A system and method for a journal. The system includes a journal which has a cover coupled to a binder. The binder is coupled to a plurality of journal pages, and at least one of the journal pages has at least one entry. The system further includes a printer for printing a photograph and a printer page for loading into the printer. A photograph can be taken with a device such as a camera or smart phone. Thereafter, the photograph is sent to the printer. The photograph can be detached from the printer page and adhered to one of the entries on the journal pages.

A machine for processing sheets for binding the sheets to form a book and a method of manufacturing is provided. The machine includes, a first receiver and a second receiver to receive to receive a main sheet (101) and an auxiliary sheet (103) respectively. The machine further includes a disposer to dispose an adhesive strip (105) to couple the main sheet (101) and the auxiliary sheet (103) and to form a gutter (107) between the main sheet (101) and the auxiliary sheet (103). The distance (g1, g2) between the main sheet 101 and the auxiliary sheet (103) is a gutter-size (g1,g2). The machine further provides an adjuster to adjust relative position of the main sheet (101) and the auxiliary sheet (103) and any one or both of the gutter-size (g1,g2) and width (x1, x2) of the auxiliary sheet (103) based on the position of the main sheet (100) in the book. The first receiver and the second receiver positions the auxiliary sheet (103) adjacent to a first edge of the main sheet (101) and the first edge is proximal to a biding edge of the book.

A holder is presented for collecting, organizing, and mounting pages of sheet music. The holder includes an elongated sheet made of sturdy and heavy weight paper material divided into a predetermined number of sections by traverse perforation lines. Coupling members are disposed on at least one of the sections such that the pages of sheet music may be mounted over the elongated sheet using the coupling member. The holder may act as a stand for sheet music.

A holder is presented for collecting, organizing, and mounting pages of sheet music. The holder includes an elongated sheet made of sturdy and heavy weight paper material divided into a predetermined number of sections by traverse perforation lines. Coupling members are disposed on at least one of the sections such that the pages of sheet music may be mounted over the elongated sheet using the coupling member. The holder may act as a stand for sheet music.

A method for processing a sheet for bookbinding includes operations. A cut is formed that divides a thickness of the sheet in a binding-side side surface of the sheet. A portion of a connection piece that is attached to the sheet is inserted into the cut as an inserted portion, and functions as a hinge in a book-bound state. The portion of the connection piece inserted into the cut is joined to the sheet.