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Conway Stewart Luxury Notebook
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Description
Made in England with a choice of 3 colours: Green, Black or Burgundy.
All hand made in luxury Montana grained leather to match the leather traditional desk blotters.
This notebook uses A5 high quality paper and replacement booklet refills can also be ordered on our website.
The notebook has a ribbon for marking the page you are working on, and an elastic closure strap to hold everything together. There is also an inside pocket to hold a credit card or business cards. The Conway Stewart logo and "Made in England" is also embossed on the inside cover in gold. Supplied in a presentation box
Personalisation
You can add your name, initials or a word up to 8 characters to the front cover in gold or silver foil for an additional charge.
Specifications of the paper:
- Paper refill size: 210mm x 145mm
- 128 pages | 80gsm Kask Eider Vellum | black lined
- Endpapers: 160gsm Kask Eider Vellum
- Sewn sections with linen backing
Delivery, Taxes & Customs
Accessories can take up to 10 days to be dispatched.
We can expedite orders if they are needed for a specific date.
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