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Notebooks
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Nostalgic-Art Notebooks Set
For our product group “notebooks”, we have applied our typical Nostalgic-Art designs to the hard covers of classic notebooks. The surface is textured and raised to optimize grip and adds a touch of 3D to the design. The book itself contains lovely designed pages with motivational or funny sayings and motifs that will sweeten your day. All DIN A5 (145 x 210mm) pages are dotted to facilitate straight-line drawing and writing. The bookmark is color matched to the rest of the design and guarantees good organization within the 128 ivory colored pages. There is room for more loose notes in the handy inside pocket.
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