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myPAPERCLIP Limited Edition Hardcover A5 Notebook - Petel - Blank

Original price $39.99 - Original price $39.99
Original price $39.99
$39.99
$39.99 - $39.99
Current price $39.99
SKU 8904228347089

Specifications

  • Model - LEH240A5
  • Type - Notebook
  • Cover - 1.4 mm recycled Mill Board with Kivar 7 Covering from Neenah Paper, USA
  • Inside Paper - 80 GSM Munken Pure from Arctic Paper, Sweden
  • Binding - Section Thread Bound with Hand Drawn Hard Cover
  • Fabrication - Rounded Corners, a Bookmark, an Elastic Closure and an Expandable Back Pocket
  • No. of Pages - 240
  • Dimensions - 148 x 210 mm (5.83 x 8.27 in.)

Description

The Limited Edition Hard Cover is for people who want one beautiful notebook that holds everything they write for months.

The American made cover looks and feels like fine leather but is actually made from paper, so it's kinder to the planet and built to last for years. The paper inside is silky smooth in a warm cream that's easy on the eyes through long writing sessions, and every pen glides across it, fountain pens especially. All 240 pages come from the world's most sustainable mill in Sweden and use the same archival paper museums use, so what you write today will still look the same for generations.

It lies flat on every page and closes with an elastic to keep everything tidy, with a pocket at the back for the loose bits you don't want to lose.


Features

  • A cover that looks and feels like fine leather - American-made from paper rather than animal hide, so it's kinder to the planet and hard-wearing enough to keep looking good for years.
  • Paper every pen loves - Silky smooth and warm cream, easy on the eyes and gentle with every kind of pen, fountain pens especially.
  • 240 pages that lie completely flat - Enough room for months of writing, and it opens flat on every page so you can write right into the spine.
  • Built to outlast the writing - The same archival paper museums use, from the world's most sustainable mill in Sweden, so what you write today will still look the same for generations.