There are many choices in albums. Discount drug stores have different
types of photo albums that work well for postcards: one, two, four or
six to a page with white or black dividers. Clear 4 pocket pages are
available at postcard and stamp shows; they fit standard 3 hole
binders. In any case, if your cards are special and you want to
protect them fully you should put each card in a Mylar or
polypropylene sleeve before putting them in the album pages. Sleeves
are available at postcard shows and from postcard supply dealers. Many
postcard and supply dealers advertise in "Barr's Post Card News" and
"Postcard Collector" magazines. You can order sample copies of
magazines from Barr's News at 1-800-397-0145 or Postcard Collector at
1-800-258-0929 and look through their ads for postcard supplies.
You might also want to browse
http://www.the2buds.com (1-888-270-0552).
If your cards are truly special and you want top quality albums take a
look at
http://www.lightimpressionsdirect.com (1-800-828-6216) an archival
supplies dealer.
If you want to display postcards on a wall they could be framed with
or without a professionally cut mat. It might be fun to have them
matted and framed so that the backs can be seen, too. Ultraviolet (UV)
filtering glass would be best, and they should not be exposed to
sunlight, heat or dampness.
There is a story that starts on page 3
of our July 2003 club newsletter about postcard albums. The article is
located at
http://postcard.org/sfbapcc2003-07-s.pdf
postcard.org