Stationery woes (am getting nowhere, har har...)

I need a couple of 3-ring binders. Not the standard A4 2-ring or 4-ring, or lever arch, but suitable for US letter sized manuals, which have been pre-punched with 3 holes. Understandably there wouldn't seem to be a lot of demand in the UK so I can't find anyone to sell me some.

I've tried Amazon.com, but their various in-store franchises won't ship to the UK. Also had a look on eBay, but again couldn't find anyone who would post here.

Any ideas?

PS
They're needed to store the manuals that come with these Elizabethan costume patterns. I could re-punch the lot and keep them in UK 2-ring binders, but it would be so much neater to store them in the binders they're designed for.

PPS
Am using 'can't find binders' as a pathetic excuse not to start on the costumes. Except that I don't want the pages to get lost and out of order...

Lifemarker

Recently I have:

• sung descant harmony at a Corsican village wedding
• stayed in Cardiff with wildwinter and Rachel sansLJ (and met up with eldelphia); and sung at a Welsh Prom
• armoured up for the latest round against the Evil Property Developer. He's put in another appeal to the Planning Inspectorate, so the neighbourhood had to be mobilised to generate opposing paperwork
• attended the inaugural meeting of the Tiaras and Geeks Club
• had firemen leap over the back garden fence
• nurtured my little Nantes carrot seedlings and cooed over the baby furry runner beans

Coming up:

• Gerontius in Manchester. Omigosh, Mark Elder is a fantastic choral conductor. You can just tell he ran English National Opera for over a decade.
• a happily-anticipated visit to scary_lady and ellistar
• a Welsh wedding, long in the awaiting
• to Tuscany on tour - next week! How did that creep up so fast?
• the Beethoven 9 Prom will be on BBC 2. This means it'll be hot in the Albert Hall

I could inflict more detail on you in this LJ, but somehow at the moment I'd rather talk to people in person. Going to Corsica did it. Real life, and all that...

Kudos to smittumi and I wonder how his experiment will turn out. Pessimistically, it might mean just losing touch with the geographically distant.